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102.15 Hair Care

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texture degree of coarseness of fineness in the hair fiber
fine feel of silk
medium feel of cotton
coarse feel of wool
visual examination provides clues on the condition of the client's hair ask client questions to best determine which products will work best
density number of active hair follicles per square inch on the scalp
porosity ability of the hair to absorb moisture, liquids, or chemicals
average porosity cuticle is slightly raised normal ability to absorb moisture hair in good condition; suitable for most services
resistant porosity cuticle is flat able to absorb the least amount of moisture also called "poor porosity"
extreme porosity cuticle is raised too porous hair damaged from chemical services treatment required prior to chemical services
uneven porosity porosities are mixed combination of two or more porosities
elasticity ability of hair to stretch and return to its original shape without breaking
normal dry hair stretches 20%
wet hair stretches 40-50%
humid regions curl retention is a challenge
dry regions tends to be flyaway
number of cuticle scale layers 7 to 12
scales should lie flat along the cortex
acid mantle lubricates the outermost layer of the cuticle and reduces friction
combing and brushing damages the cuticle
broken hair abraded hair, abraded cuticle cuticle becomes cracked and frayed
split ends brittle hair, fragilitis crinium, trichoptilosis small cracks in cuticle deepen into the cortex
nodules trichorrhexis nodosa, knotted hair lumps or swelling along hair shaft
canities grayness grayness or whiteness of hair; congenital or acquired
monilethrix beaded hair breaks in the hair between beads or nodes
matting plica polonica mass of hair strands that cannot be separated
ringed hair pili annulati alternating bands of gray and dark hair
hypertrichosis ambras syndrome abnormal coverage of hair on areas of the body
hirsutism Superfluous hair excessive amounts of hair in women
damage results from incorrect use of salon tools
scales disorder psoriasis thick, crusty patches of red irritated scalp refer to physician
dandruff disorder pityriasis chronic; excessive flaking, itchiness, tightness, and irritation shampoo with anti-dandruff shampoo
dry dandruff disorder pityriasis capitis simplex dry flakes which can appear translucent
greasy or waxy dandruff disorder pityriases steatoides oily flakes combined with sebum; stick to scalp in clusters; yellowish
ringworm disease tinea red, circular patch of blisters; caused by vegetable parasite refer to physician
ringworm of the scalp tinea capitis englarged open hair folicles surrounded by clusters of red spots refer to physician
honeycomb ringworm disease tinea favosa or favus dry, yellow, encrusted area; may have odor; shiny scars may result
itch mite disorder scabies red, watery vesicles; animal parasite burrowing under the skin
head lice disorder pediculosis capitis infestation of head lice causing itching and eventual infection
lanugo hair fine, silky hair covering body before birth
vellus hair short, fine, non-pigmented hair that replaces lanugo hair
terminal hair long, thick pigmented hair such as scalp and eyebrow hair
average daily hair loss 40 to 100 strands
alopecia excessive hair loss caused by fungal or bacterial infection or inflammatory disease of scalp occurs in both men and women
androgenetic alopecia progressive shrinking, or miniaturization, of certain scalp follicles most common form of alopecia male pattern baldness or thinning of hair in females
androgenetic alopecia in men known as male pattern baldness familiar horseshoe shaped fringe loss pattern evaluated common for men to go baldf
androgenetic alopecia in women generalized thinning over the crown scattered hair thinning density evaluated rare for a woman to go bald
pattern refers to shape and location of area
density refers to how much hair is covering the scalp in the area of loss
postpartum alopecia temporary hair loss at conclusion or pregnancy
alopecia areata autoimmune disease; sudden loss of hair in round or irregular patches
alopecia areata totalis total loss of hair on the scalp
alopecia areata universalis loss of hair over entire scalp and body
alopecia prematura baldness that occurs early in life
telogen effluvium premature shedding of hair during the resting stage
traction or traumatic alopecia hair loss from excessive pulling or twisting
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