Which wrap results in the hair spiraling along the length of the rod?

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

Answer: (D)

Spiral perm wrap is used when you want the curl to travel along the length of the rod. In this method, the hair is wound diagonally around the rod so each strand follows a diagonal path rather than wrapping uniformly around the rod. As the wrap tightens, the curl forms a corkscrew that runs along the length of the rod, creating elongated, spiral waves when unrolled.

The other wraps position or layer the hair differently: base wrap places the hair on the base area, croquignole wraps from ends to scalp producing curls that encircle the rod more evenly and sit closer to the scalp, and bricklay wraps layers hair in a brick-like pattern, giving uniform curls around the rod but not a longitudinal spiral along the rod.