How do wrap techniques differ between traditional perms and texturizing services?

• A. Traditional perms use uniform rod sizes and even sections to create consistent curl
• B. Texturizing uses varied section sizes, different rod sizes or wrapped patterns to create controlled texture, softer waves, and less curl
• C. Both use uniform rod sizes
• D. Traditional perms use random wraps

Answer: (B)

Wrap technique controls how curl forms by how hair is sectioned and wrapped around the rods. In a traditional perm, sections are kept uniform and the same rod size is used throughout, producing a consistent, even curl from the roots to the ends. Texturizing, on the other hand, intentionally varies section sizes, rod sizes, or wrapping patterns to break up that uniformity. This creates controlled texture with movement—looser, softer waves and less overall curl—because the irregular wraps don’t form a single, uniform curl all over. The result is a more natural, textured finish rather than a uniform coil everywhere.