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| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| a patch test is recommended when using this technique of hair removal | chemical depilatories |
| the iron consist of two flat plates used to straighten the hair | Flat iron |
| Acid balanced means the solution is balanced between this range | 4.5-5.5 |
| which of the following contzranindation for a relaxer service | metallic dyes |
| Blush or rouge can be used to | Add n natural tint or glow to the cheek area |
| the tracks on the sides of the nail | nail grooves |
| the technical term for the loss of pigment in the hair is | candies |
| immediately after removing the fabric strip in a waxing service, the technician should apply pressure to the treated area for approximately | 5 seconds |
| lipstick is used to | enhance the natural lip color to the lips |
| the focal point of design is | where the eye is first drawn too |
| dermatology deals with the study of the | skin |
| another name for a curl reformation service is a | soft curl perm |
| a business owned by one person | sole proprietor |
| a condition where the body has the ability to resist a disease by stopping the development of pathogens or by counteracting their effects | immunity |
| located at the base of the nail, its the area where the nail root is embedded | nail mantle |
| medical condition where patches of the skin become red, rough and itchy | eczema |
| the insurance protects the owner in the event a client sues the salon resulting from employee negligence during a service | malpractice |
| the application of an individual synthetic lashes to the clients own lashes is called | eye tabbing |
| a zonal relaxer is applied to | a specific area of the head |
| this is an example of being paid a specified amount of dollars brought in | hourly wage |
| an expectation of your employer may be for you to | be punctual for appiontments |
| if you need to equalize the porosity of the hair you could apply a | conditioning filler |
| another term for upsetting is | ticket upgrading |
| a stables mixture where the solute is uniformly dispersed in solvent | solution |
| the creation of energy form form the movement of particles around an atom is | electricty |
| when doing a permeate wave service you should check to make sure the hair does not have any _____ on it | metallic salts |
| because of its limited supply, the most expensive wigs tend to be made form | human hair fibers |
| a moral belief in the importance of work, taking pride in what you do and always giving your best to doing a good job is | work ethic |
| a facial shape that has a wide forehead and narrow chin is a | heart-shaped face |
| the tool position that creates the most stress and tension on the hair and should be used with caution is the | on base |
| the bacteria that forms long chains resembling a string of beads is called | streptococci |
| if a client has leukonychia, you should: | discuss with client and perform the service |
| do not do scalp treatments if the client has | abrasions |
| bacterial infection that produces foul smelling perspiration | bromhidrosis |
| an appendage of the hair follicle, that reacts to emotions causing it to contract and give you goose bumps | arrestor pili muscle |
| a good haircut starts with | proper sectioning of the hair |
| the relaxer service used on natural, untreated hair, to relax it by 85% of its natural pattern is called a | virgin relaxer |
| if you have a higher proportion of eumelanin in your hair, you will have | dark hair |
| a contraindication to using an electric device on a client is | pacemakers |
| the attachment for a blow dryer that is used over large areas and typically to let the hair dry more natural is a | diffuser |
| the system where two peoples genetic make-up are combined to produce a new individual | reproductive system |
| how often should you disinfect your tools | after every haircut |
| sterilization means to | destroy all microbes including spores |
| the part of the nail that contains live cells is the | nail bed |
| a meeting where you are given feedback on your performance | employee evaluation |
| melanocytes are found in which layer of the epidermis | stratum germinativum |
| this design element can be sued to visually create dimension and an illusion of texture | color |
| the ideal face shape is | oval |
| prior to applying a gel enhancement, you should prep the nail by | lightly buffing the natural nail |
| the strongest nail wrap material is | linen |
| the lightest or darkness of a color refers t its | level |
| this technique is used to remove unwanted hair from smaller areas of the body, such as the brows, chin or upper lip | tweezing |
| skin condition caused by an animal parasite the burrows under the skin | scabies |
| a _____ is a hairpiece that covers the back of the head from the crown to the nape | fall |
| a salon technician should clean their hands | before and after every client |
| which electrical current has electrons that flow in only one direction, have a constant, even flow and are produced by chemical means | direct current |
| skin care products that help hydrate the skin are | moisturizers |
| pityriasis wapitis simplex can be identified by | white flakes on their scalp |
| when doing a skin analysis under a magnifying lamp, you should | cover and protect the clients eyes |
| if a nail is discolored or disfigured, it could be a result from a | dramatic event, injury or disease |
| prior to the hair removal service the area should be cleansed with a/ an | antiseptic |
| a patch test is also known as a | predisposition test |
| this light produces heat and used in facials or as an aid to processing hair color | infrared |
| sensitive skin may have some swelling or redness to waxing, to calm the area you can apply | cool compress |
| the method of attaching hair fibers with a clients hair with a bonding agent that is activated with a special tool that creates heat | fusion bonding |
| the overlay that uses fabric over the nail is called a/ an | nail wrap |
| applying wax over warts, abrasions or moles because | irritation |
| electricity produces three main effects: heat electrochemical and : | mechanical |
| the least expensive method of wig construction is done by sticking together wefts of hair that will form the base and shape of the wig | machine made |
| the thick adhesive that is applied over the wrap material is | resin |
| the skin is the thinnest on the | eyelids |
| glyceryl monothioglycolate acid is the main ingredient in a/ an | acid wave |
| the angle you move the head in order to cut that section | head position |
| the first product used in a facial is a | cleansing cream |
| hair rinses mainly affect what layer of the hair | cuticle |
| spatulas or wooden sticks used for waxing are considered | single use items |
| In haircutting, for more control, each big section is divided into smaller sections called | subsections |
| the part of the nail a technician is prohibited from trimming and or cutting | Eponychium |
| a formal summary of the aims and values of the company, individual or organization is a | mission statement |
| processing is increased at the scalp area from | body heat |
| pedicure chairs must be disinfected | after every client |
| the massage technique that excludes any gliding motion but does include deep rubbing movements going back and forth over a muscle or area | friction |
| the use of soap and water to remove dirt or debris from a surface is an example of | cleaning |
| the sudoriferous gland produces | sweat |
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