In a _____, the hair is wrapped at an angle other than perpendicular to the length of the rod which causes the hair to spiral along the length of the rod.

• A. Croquignole wrap
• B. Base wrap
• C. Spiral perm wrap
• D. Bricklay wrap

Answer: (C)

In a spiral perm wrap, the hair is wrapped diagonally around the rod rather than perpendicular to its length. This diagonal angle makes the curl travel along the length of the rod, creating a spiral pattern along the hair. The result is elongated, flowing curls rather than tight, uniform rings. Other methods differ in how the hair is placed on the rod: a croquignole wrap winds from ends to scalp in overlapping turns for a more uniform, cylindrical curl; base wrap describes where the hair sits on the rod rather than the wrapping angle; bricklay wrap staggers wraps to reduce a straight demarcation line, not to create spirals.