Across
- 2. Perm solution that is used on more damaged hair, so it wouldn’t damage it as much.
- 4. This chemical reforms the broken sulfur bonds in the hair that are wrapped around the rod.
- 5. Angle you roll the hair and rod from the area at the scalp.
- 6. This is determined by the size of the rod.
- 8. Where the hair is evenly covered or coated with product. Not too much & not too little.
- 9. Helps us control the hair ends when we are wrapping the hair on the perm rods.
- 12. Chemically reacts with the perm solution to make it function.
- 13. How long the perm solution should rest on the hair in order to successfully do it’s job.
- 15. Sandwiching the subsection of hair between 2 end papers.
- 16. How we prepare the hair to be wrapped in a straight back pattern.
- 17. Hair ends that were not properly wrapped for the perm.
Down
- 1. Determines volume of the result of the service.
- 3. How you prepare the client before the perm service, to protect their skin and clothing.
- 7. This determines the size of the subsection and curl formation.
- 10. Perm solution that is used on more coarse or resistant hair, because it needs a stronger solution to work.
- 11. Solution you put on damaged hair before you start wrapping the perm.
- 14. Making sure oils, debris, or chemicals in the hair do not interfere with the chemicals of the perm solution.
