A technique performed on the ends of the hair to allow for mobility, soften the ends and blend weight lines is called:

A technique performed on the ends of the hair to allow for mobility, soften the ends and blend weight lines is called:

• A. Slithering
• B. Razor Rotation
• C. End Texturizing
• D. Base Texturizing

Answer: (C)

End texturizing focuses on the ends to remove small amounts of bulk, which gives the hair more mobility and creates a softer, more flexible edge. By thinning the tips, blunt ends are blended into the rest of the silhouette, so weight lines don’t appear as a hard break and the hair can move naturally with styling. This exact goal—targeting the ends to soften them and to blend weight lines—is what this technique is all about. Slithering works along the length to thin broader sections, razor rotation adds texture with a razor, and base texturizing reduces bulk near the scalp, not at the ends.

End texturizing focuses on the ends to remove small amounts of bulk, which gives the hair more mobility and creates a softer, more flexible edge. By thinning the tips, blunt ends are blended into the rest of the silhouette, so weight lines don’t appear as a hard break and the hair can move naturally with styling. This exact goal—targeting the ends to soften them and to blend weight lines—is what this technique is all about. Slithering works along the length to thin broader sections, razor rotation adds texture with a razor, and base texturizing reduces bulk near the scalp, not at the ends.