Overlap (Croquignole) technique description includes which of the following?

Overlap (Croquignole) technique description includes which of the following?

• A. Overlap (Croquignole) Technique
• B. Spiral Technique
• C. Bricklay Technique
• D. Wrap Technique

Answer: (A)

Overlap Croquignole is defined by wrapping the hair around the perm rod starting at the ends and moving toward the scalp, with each new turn overlapping the previous one. That layering on the rod creates a curl pattern that’s more defined at the root area, with the ends showing a slightly different texture due to the multiple overlapping layers. This is distinct from the spiral technique, which winds hair in a continuous spiral without overlaps, producing a looser, more uniform wave; the bricklay technique uses a staggered pattern to help avoid visible ridges; and the wrap technique is a general term for wrapping hair around the rod without specifying the overlapping method.

Overlap Croquignole is defined by wrapping the hair around the perm rod starting at the ends and moving toward the scalp, with each new turn overlapping the previous one. That layering on the rod creates a curl pattern that’s more defined at the root area, with the ends showing a slightly different texture due to the multiple overlapping layers. This is distinct from the spiral technique, which winds hair in a continuous spiral without overlaps, producing a looser, more uniform wave; the bricklay technique uses a staggered pattern to help avoid visible ridges; and the wrap technique is a general term for wrapping hair around the rod without specifying the overlapping method.