What is the result of using roller indentations?

Using roller indentations primarily leads to recessed areas where curls meet, which is characteristic of how rollers create curls in the hair. When rollers are applied to hair, they may not fully cover every segment of hair, leading to an indentation where the hair wraps around the roller. This indentation creates a visual ridge or line on the hair, indicating where the roller's edges were pressed into the hair.

This outcome is essential for stylists to consider, especially when designing hairstyles that incorporate curls. Understanding these indentations helps in planning how the final hairstyle will appear, including the need to smooth over or work with these indentations when styling. It’s also important to know how to effectively manage or minimize visible indentations if a smoother look is desired.

While the other outcomes listed can result from curling techniques, such as increased hair length through styling or defined curl patterns from different methods or tools, the specific mention of recessed areas directly points to the effect of roller indentations on the appearance of curls.