Final answer:
For on-base placement, the hair is wrapped in the middle but generally closer to the base section.
Step-by-step explanation:
For on-base placement, the hair is wrapped in the middle, but generally closer to the base beyond perpendicular to its base section.
This means that when wrapping the hair for on-base placement, you start wrapping from the middle of the section, but the hair should be positioned closer to the base of the section rather than the top.
By wrapping the hair in this manner, it allows for a more secure and stable base, ensuring the curls or waves created with heat or chemical treatments hold their shape.
For on-base placement, the hair is wrapped directly on top of the base section. This means the hair should be positioned no more than slightly beyond perpendicular to its base section. On-base placement results in the maximum volume at the base, creating a noticeable lift and fullness in the hairstyle.