L’Oréal describes finger waves as a close-set wave pattern on the head. That differs visually from loose waves through hanging lengths.
Make the comparison useful
When selecting a reference, show the profile and the surface pattern clearly. Ask your stylist whether the intended effect is a set close to the head, movement through the lengths, or a combination. Do not assume a product called body wave arrives in either finished arrangement.
Your next step
Choose one image for the root-area shape and one for the ends only if they serve separate purposes. Label them. The provider can then assess the purchased hair and propose a compatible process rather than guessing which part of a mood board matters.
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A practical comparison card
| Decision | What to record |
|---|---|
| Root shape | Identify whether the pattern should sit close to the head |
| Lengths | Show whether the hanging lengths stay loose or carry the same pattern |
| Construction | Ask the provider which cap areas become visible in the proposed arrangement |
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