The LOC method is a product-layering technique which consists of a liquid, oil, and a/an:

The LOC method is a product-layering technique which consists of a liquid, oil, and a/an:

• A. Conditioner
• B. Color
• C. Cream
• D. Cream Rinse

Answer: (C)

The LOC method is about layering moisture in three steps: a liquid to hydrate, an oil to seal, and a final cream to lock in moisture and add emollience. The last layer should be a cream because its formulation stays on the hair longer and helps seal in the hydration provided by the liquid and protected by the oil. A conditioner or a cream rinse isn’t used as the final sealing layer in this sequence, and color isn’t relevant to this moisturizing technique. So the final layer is a cream.

The LOC method is about layering moisture in three steps: a liquid to hydrate, an oil to seal, and a final cream to lock in moisture and add emollience. The last layer should be a cream because its formulation stays on the hair longer and helps seal in the hydration provided by the liquid and protected by the oil. A conditioner or a cream rinse isn’t used as the final sealing layer in this sequence, and color isn’t relevant to this moisturizing technique. So the final layer is a cream.