184. match each type of hair wrapping technique with its description at least once.\na. volume wrap\nb…

184. match each type of hair wrapping technique with its description at least once.\na. volume wrap\nb. roller wrap\nc. blow - out wrap\nd. doobie wrap\nhair wrap\tdescription\nbest for highly textured virgin hair, preferably hair that has a wave or does not require smoothing using a flat iron\ncan be used as nightly maintenance for all clients\nfor clients who like the smoothness of a wrap but prefer more volume throughout the entire style\nperformed on highly textured virgin hair - all wave and curl patterns can benefit from this procedure if a straight look is desired\nbegin by setting the entire head on rollers using setting foam\napply a thermal protectant and a small amount of smoothing cream or wax to the hair before setting in a straight pattern with jumbo rollers\nused to achieve volume or attain height\nwrap the hair around the head using the same steps as a wet wrap; if the hair is too short to stay in this position on its own, use duckbill clips to hold hair in place until all hair is wrapped and secured\nbest with naturally straight, wavy, or relaxed hair\nto style, use a boar - bristle round brush and a blowdryer to smooth the base area of the hair first\nuse rollers to stretch the curl pattern and a blowdryer and round brush to smooth the hair\nremove the rollers and use a boar grooming brush or comb to perform a dry wrap, which involves placing the hair tightly around the contour of the head\nbegin by applying leave - in conditioner and thermal protectant to the clients hair; blowdry using techniques for thermal pressing; to complete the flat press, wrap the hair using the doobie \dry wrap\ method and securely cover the entire head with cling wrap\ncomb out the hair by following the direction the hair is wrapped until all hair is hanging loose; use a feather comb to distribute hair in the final desired look and apply a light sheen or spray to complete it

184. match each type of hair wrapping technique with its description at least once.\na. volume wrap\nb. roller wrap\nc. blow - out wrap\nd. doobie wrap\nhair wrap\tdescription\nbest for highly textured virgin hair, preferably hair that has a wave or does not require smoothing using a flat iron\ncan be used as nightly maintenance for all clients\nfor clients who like the smoothness of a wrap but prefer more volume throughout the entire style\nperformed on highly textured virgin hair - all wave and curl patterns can benefit from this procedure if a straight look is desired\nbegin by setting the entire head on rollers using setting foam\napply a thermal protectant and a small amount of smoothing cream or wax to the hair before setting in a straight pattern with jumbo rollers\nused to achieve volume or attain height\nwrap the hair around the head using the same steps as a wet wrap; if the hair is too short to stay in this position on its own, use duckbill clips to hold hair in place until all hair is wrapped and secured\nbest with naturally straight, wavy, or relaxed hair\nto style, use a boar - bristle round brush and a blowdryer to smooth the base area of the hair first\nuse rollers to stretch the curl pattern and a blowdryer and round brush to smooth the hair\nremove the rollers and use a boar grooming brush or comb to perform a dry wrap, which involves placing the hair tightly around the contour of the head\nbegin by applying leave - in conditioner and thermal protectant to the clients hair; blowdry using techniques for thermal pressing; to complete the flat press, wrap the hair using the doobie \dry wrap\ method and securely cover the entire head with cling wrap\ncomb out the hair by following the direction the hair is wrapped until all hair is hanging loose; use a feather comb to distribute hair in the final desired look and apply a light sheen or spray to complete it

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Brief Explanations:

Volume wrap is for adding volume, roller wrap uses rollers, blow - out wrap is for smoothing with a blow - dryer, and doobie wrap is a specific dry - wrapping method. Match based on key elements in descriptions like use of rollers, achieving volume, or dry - wrapping techniques.

Answer:

  1. Best for highly textured virgin hair, preferably hair that has a wave or does not require smoothing using a flat iron - d. Doobie wrap
  2. Can be used as nightly maintenance for all clients - d. Doobie wrap
  3. For clients who like the smoothness of a wrap but prefer more volume throughout the entire style - a. Volume wrap
  4. Performed on highly textured virgin hair—all wave and curl patterns can benefit from this procedure if a straight look is desired - d. Doobie wrap
  5. Begin by setting the entire head on rollers using setting foam - b. Roller wrap
  6. Apply a thermal protectant and a small amount of smoothing cream or wax to the hair before setting in a straight pattern with jumbo rollers - b. Roller wrap
  7. Used to achieve volume or attain height - a. Volume wrap
  8. Wrap the hair around the head using the same steps as a wet wrap; if the hair is too short to stay in this position on its own, use duckbill clips to hold the hair in place until all hair is wrapped and secured - d. Doobie wrap
  9. Best with naturally straight, wavy, or relaxed hair - c. Blow - out wrap
  10. To style, use a boar - bristle round brush and a blowdryer to smooth the base area of the hair first - c. Blow - out wrap
  11. Use rollers to stretch the curl pattern and a blowdryer and round brush to smooth the hair - b. Roller wrap
  12. Remove the rollers and use a boar grooming brush or comb to perform a dry wrap, which involves placing the hair tightly around the contour of the head - c. Blow - out wrap
  13. Begin by applying leave - in conditioner and thermal protectant to the client's hair; blowdry using techniques for thermal pressing; to complete the flat press, wrap the hair using the doobie “dry wrap” method and securely cover the entire head with cling wrap - d. Doobie wrap
  14. Comb out the hair by following the direction the hair is wrapped until all hair is hanging loose; use a feather comb to distribute hair in the final desired look and apply a light sheen or spray to complete it - c. Blow - out wrap