When starting pincurls, you typically begin at the:

When starting pincurls, you typically begin at the:

• A. Concave End
• B. Convex End
• C. Middle
• D. Ridge

Answer: (A)

Starting pincurls at the concave end means beginning the wrap at the inner curve of the curl so the hair tightens toward the scalp. This sets up a smooth base that lies flat against the head, allowing the wrap to roll evenly from the center outward and maintain consistent tension. The result is a uniform curl that sits neatly and holds its shape. Beginning at the convex end or at other points tends to push hair away from the scalp, creating bumps or an uneven base and making the curl harder to control. So starting with the concave end gives you a smooth, even foundation for a well-formed pincurl.

Starting pincurls at the concave end means beginning the wrap at the inner curve of the curl so the hair tightens toward the scalp. This sets up a smooth base that lies flat against the head, allowing the wrap to roll evenly from the center outward and maintain consistent tension. The result is a uniform curl that sits neatly and holds its shape. Beginning at the convex end or at other points tends to push hair away from the scalp, creating bumps or an uneven base and making the curl harder to control. So starting with the concave end gives you a smooth, even foundation for a well-formed pincurl.