Describe a croquignole wrapping method.

Describe a croquignole wrapping method.

• A. Wrapping from base to ends.
• B. Overlapping around tool ends to base, hair on top of each other.
• C. Wrapping with no overlap.
• D. Wrapping around tool ends in a single layer.

Answer: (B)

Croquignole wrapping is done by winding the hair from the ends toward the scalp, with each turn overlapping the previous one. The hair sits on top of the previous layer as you wrap, building a dense, layered coil around the rod. This overlapping creates the characteristic curl pattern and a more uniform wrap around the tool. Wrapping from the base toward the ends would be a different technique, and wraps with no overlap or a single-layer wrap around the ends wouldn’t produce the same compact, multi-layered result.

Croquignole wrapping is done by winding the hair from the ends toward the scalp, with each turn overlapping the previous one. The hair sits on top of the previous layer as you wrap, building a dense, layered coil around the rod. This overlapping creates the characteristic curl pattern and a more uniform wrap around the tool. Wrapping from the base toward the ends would be a different technique, and wraps with no overlap or a single-layer wrap around the ends wouldn’t produce the same compact, multi-layered result.