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| 1. RIGHT
- To make a pin curl correctly, the strand of hair is not twisted
as it is wound. Ends are inside curl, and curl is pinned over
natural base. |
2. WRONG
- In incorrect pin curling, the strand of hair is twisted
as it is wound and dragged away from natural base. Ends are left
outside curl. |
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| 3. RIGHT
- In correct pin curling, the curls are even in size, they
are set in rows of even width. Pins are inserted to run parallel
to each other. |
4. WRONG
- In incorrect pin curling, the curls are uneven in size,
the rows are uneven. Pins are inserted in all directions so underneath
hair buckles. |
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| 5. RIGHT
- When the correctly executed pin curls are combed out, they
fall into these smooth, even waves that look lovely and natural
in line. |
6. WRONG
- When the incorrectly executed pin curls are combed out,
the result is uneven waves that buckle, have ridges and kinks,
and don't hold. |
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