When interior increase layers are sculpted at longer lengths, the resulting texture is best described as:

When interior increase layers are sculpted at longer lengths, the resulting texture is best described as:

• A. Only interior is activated
• B. Only exterior is activated
• C. Interior and exterior are both activated
• D. A combination of exterior unactivated and interior activated

Answer: (D)

Interior increase layers mainly affect the inside of the hair. When they’re sculpted at longer lengths, the inner sections are texturized to release weight and create movement, while the outermost layers are left longer and not cut into—so they stay unactivated. The result is texture inside without altering the exterior silhouette, giving a look that combines interior activated texture with exterior unactivated weight.

Interior increase layers mainly affect the inside of the hair. When they’re sculpted at longer lengths, the inner sections are texturized to release weight and create movement, while the outermost layers are left longer and not cut into—so they stay unactivated. The result is texture inside without altering the exterior silhouette, giving a look that combines interior activated texture with exterior unactivated weight.