82. number the steps for performing a basic flat mold, from 1 to 9.\nproceed with a thermal service to style…

82. number the steps for performing a basic flat mold, from 1 to 9.\nproceed with a thermal service to style as desired.\nplace hair strips (wrapping strips) around the circumference of the\nsecure hair strips by tying or twisting them together.\nallow hair to dry completely\nwhen hair is partially dry, remove the strips.\nlay each section flat, working your way from the nape to the top of each section over the last section.\nplace your client under a hooded dryer.\ncreate the side part, then begin in the nape area using setting foam\ncomb all hair to release the \mold.\\n3. label the type of wrap based on the information given.\ntype of wrap\ndescription\nuses a blowdryer, flat iron, and \cling wrap\\nperformed on highly textured virgin hair; uses rollers to stretch the curl pattern\nlarge roll the crow apex, re of hair w around

82. number the steps for performing a basic flat mold, from 1 to 9.\nproceed with a thermal service to style as desired.\nplace hair strips (wrapping strips) around the circumference of the\nsecure hair strips by tying or twisting them together.\nallow hair to dry completely\nwhen hair is partially dry, remove the strips.\nlay each section flat, working your way from the nape to the top of each section over the last section.\nplace your client under a hooded dryer.\ncreate the side part, then begin in the nape area using setting foam\ncomb all hair to release the \mold.\\n3. label the type of wrap based on the information given.\ntype of wrap\ndescription\nuses a blowdryer, flat iron, and \cling wrap\\nperformed on highly textured virgin hair; uses rollers to stretch the curl pattern\nlarge roll the crow apex, re of hair w around

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Brief Explanations:

Typically, in hair - styling, one starts by creating a part and preparing the hair at the nape. Then sections are laid flat, hair strips are placed and secured. The hair is dried, the strips are removed when partially dry, and then a thermal service is done. Finally, the hair is combed to release the style.

Answer:

  1. Create the side part, then begin in the nape area using setting foam.
  2. Lay each section flat, working your way from the nape to the top, overlapping each section over the last section.
  3. Place hair strips (wrapping strips) around the circumference of the hair.
  4. Secure hair strips by tying or twisting them together.
  5. Place your client under a hooded dryer.
  6. Allow hair to dry completely.
  7. When hair is partially dry, remove the strips.
  8. Proceed with a thermal service to style as desired.
  9. Comb all hair to release the "mold."