Which wrapping technique uses hair wrapped along a rod in a curved line to form a spiral?

Which wrapping technique uses hair wrapped along a rod in a curved line to form a spiral?

• A. Spiral
• B. Overlap
• C. Croquignogle
• D. Brick

Answer: (A)

Spiral wrap is when hair is wound around a perm rod along a curved path, creating a corkscrew, spiral curl that travels along the length of the rod. This curved wrapping produces longer, softer curls and a flowing pattern, which is exactly what the spiral result is intended to look like. Other wraps involve wrapping from ends to scalp in overlapping layers or offsetting wraps in a brick-like pattern, which yield different textures and ridge lines rather than a true spiral shape.

Spiral wrap is when hair is wound around a perm rod along a curved path, creating a corkscrew, spiral curl that travels along the length of the rod. This curved wrapping produces longer, softer curls and a flowing pattern, which is exactly what the spiral result is intended to look like. Other wraps involve wrapping from ends to scalp in overlapping layers or offsetting wraps in a brick-like pattern, which yield different textures and ridge lines rather than a true spiral shape.