The technique that produces undulating waves and curls is known as which option?

The technique that produces undulating waves and curls is known as which option?

• A. Overlap
• B. Spiral
• C. Croquignole
• D. Sectioning

Answer: (A)

The pattern of waves and curls you get from wrapping is driven by how the hair is laid onto the perm rod. The overlapping wrap technique causes each turn to sit over the previous one, creating slight variations in tension along the strand. That overlap produces a textured, irregular curl pattern—undulating waves and curls rather than perfectly uniform ones. Spiral wraps tend to give long, smooth waves along the length of the rod. Croquignole wraps, wrapped from ends to scalp with overlaps, typically yield tighter, more uniform curls near the scalp. Sectioning is simply how you divide the hair to wrap, not a pattern itself.

The pattern of waves and curls you get from wrapping is driven by how the hair is laid onto the perm rod. The overlapping wrap technique causes each turn to sit over the previous one, creating slight variations in tension along the strand. That overlap produces a textured, irregular curl pattern—undulating waves and curls rather than perfectly uniform ones.

Spiral wraps tend to give long, smooth waves along the length of the rod. Croquignole wraps, wrapped from ends to scalp with overlaps, typically yield tighter, more uniform curls near the scalp. Sectioning is simply how you divide the hair to wrap, not a pattern itself.