What is the area between the straight and curved partings within the shape, or the section of hair where the roller or brush is placed called?

What is the area between the straight and curved partings within the shape, or the section of hair where the roller or brush is placed called?

• A. Base
• B. Stem
• C. Crown
• D. Circle

Answer: (A)

In curling and roller setting, the area where the tool sits and the hair bridge between the scalp parting and the start of the curl is called the base. This portion of hair lies directly on the roller and determines where the curl begins and how much root lift you’ll get. The stem is the section of hair that extends from the base to the point where it forms the curved part around the tool, so it isn’t the area between the partings itself. The circle is the part that actually wraps around the tool and forms the curl, while the crown refers to the top area of the head. So the description of the area between the straight and curved partings where the roller or brush is placed corresponds to the base.

In curling and roller setting, the area where the tool sits and the hair bridge between the scalp parting and the start of the curl is called the base. This portion of hair lies directly on the roller and determines where the curl begins and how much root lift you’ll get. The stem is the section of hair that extends from the base to the point where it forms the curved part around the tool, so it isn’t the area between the partings itself. The circle is the part that actually wraps around the tool and forms the curl, while the crown refers to the top area of the head. So the description of the area between the straight and curved partings where the roller or brush is placed corresponds to the base.