The two methods of wrapping the hair around a perm rod are _____.

• A. Croquignole and spiral
• B. Spiral and crimp
• C. Croquignole and basket-weave
• D. Spiral and wraparound

Answer: (A)

When wrapping hair around perm rods, there are two common methods you’ll learn: croquignole and spiral.

Croquignole wraps are done from the ends toward the scalp, with layers overlapping as you move up the rod. This technique tends to produce a curl pattern that feels denser and can emphasize curl near the surface of the hair.

Spiral wraps wind the hair around the rod in a continuous, non-overlapping spiral along the length of the rod. This creates a more uniform curl along the entire strand and is often used for longer hair or for a more natural, elongated wave.

The other terms describe different concepts or patterns that aren’t the standard two wrapping methods used for basic perm rod winding.