The method of wrapping hair from the end to the scalp is known as what?

• A. Croquignole
• B. Spiral
• C. Bricklay
• D. Flat wrap

Answer: (A)

In permanent waving, the direction you wrap the hair around the rod determines the wrap type. Wrapping from the ends toward the scalp is called croquignole. You start with the ends and roll them upward toward the scalp, which creates a curl pattern that is distinct from the spiral method, where you wrap starting at the scalp and moving toward the ends. The other terms describe different ways of laying out the hair on the rod: bricklay means wraps are staggered like bricks to distribute curl evenly and minimize lines of demarcation, while flat wrap uses large, flat sections laid onto the rod for a uniform result.