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If a substance can dissolve another substance without changing the chemical composition:
What is the smallest complete unit of an element?
A/AN ______ carries an electrical charge
_______ to pass through the cuticle and penetrate the cortex where keratin has been lost from the hair
The pH of the skin, scalp and hair is within what range?
Which of the following would the study of minerals involve?
Water makes up ______ percent of the human body
Which of the following is NOT true regarding astringents?
When two or more non-mixable substances are unified with the assistance of a binder you end up with a/an
A water based solution measuring more negative hydroxide ions than positive hydrogen ions is a/an
The science that deals with compounds lacking carbon is:
Rinses that mostly affect the surface of the hair close the cuticle and make hair feel:
_________ has oxidizing power and is a compound of hydrogen and oxygen
Which of the following cannot be dissolved by water?
Which of the following is designed to treat skin issues such as pimples and acne?
Which is an example of a chemical change?
Which of the following applies to moisturizing conditioners used for dry brittle hair has been chemically or mechanically damaged?
_________ surfactants are designed to be less drying to the hair shaft
__________ is when a change occurs in a substance that results in creating a new substance which has properties or characteristics that differ from the original substance
________ have equal mixtures of organic and inorganic substances that do not dissolve in water; and are sifted and perfumed
Oxygen and hydrogen combining to form water is an example of:
A/An _________ is created when two or more immiscible substances are unified with the aid of a binder
The colorless liquid derived from the fermentation of certain types of carbohydrates and which can be used as a solvent is known as:
How many more times acidic is a pH of 3 than a pH of 4?
Water can be classified as:
What is the scientific study of matter and the physical changes in matter?
_________ owe their chemical reactivity to the presence of Hydrogen ions
Mixtures of oils and fats that are converted to fatty acids by heat, and the purified are:
The hydrophilic head of a surfactant molecule is:
The head of a shampoo molecule attracts:
_________ contain moisturizers and humectants and can also have some of the same ingredients that are in hairsprays
When a solute is dissolved in a solvent it is:
The pH scale measures which of the following?
This is formed when two or more unlike atoms chemically combine:
Water can be purified by which of the following?
_________ helps to increase blood and lymph flow; soothe nerves; stimulate scalp muscles; make the scalp more flexible and promote hair growth
Which of the following should NOT cause the client to be dissatisfied?
When performing services for your client, keep your back:
Your client's hair has been damaged by chemicals, heat styling and strong alkaline shampoos. Which of the following products should you use?
The ________ method of shampooing and rinsing necessitates the client to bend his/her head forward over the sink or shampoo bowl
Which of the following is NOT information needed on a client profile card?
The client should not have a ________ immediately before a chemical service
During shampooing, water that is used should be:
A _______ shampoo contains additives to improve tensile strength and porosity of the hair
Which of the following is NOT essential during a shampoo service?
Your client will rely on you for:
A good time to analyze the client's _______ is when the barber provides a shampoo service
_________ shampoo includes orris root powder which absorbs oil and soil
Which of the following is important in order to make a good first impression during the client consultation?
Which of the following should remove all oil, dirt, perspiration and debris without affecting the scalp and hair adversely?
Which of the following is NOT a wet hair service?
Which of the following is part of a barber's ethics or principles?
A ________ is normally used for dry styling and cutting services
Which of the following can aggravate muscle aches, fatigue and back strain for the barber positioned at a shampoo bowl?
_________ is done before hair care services so that the client's skin and clothing will be safe
The barber should ask their client to remove ________ before draping
Which of the following hair and scalp treatments involves sprinkling the product into the hair and working it in one section at a time?
For a dry scalp treatment, use:
Which of the following shampoos can contain ingredients that promote a healthy environment for hair growth and do not cause damage to the hair?
Which type of cape is made of vinyl and is usually waterproof helping to protect the client from liquids and chemicals?
Which of the following is NOT appropriate to ask a client during the consultation interview?
This type of shampoo is formulated for bedridden individuals who are not able to wet their hair:
Corrective hair treatments deal with _______ instead of the scalp
To determine is a particular service is realistic for your client's needs have a brief discussion about:
Scalp steam or steam towels for the scalp help to:
After lather is completely worked into the hair and scalp, remove excess lather with:
If there are conversations in the shop with a client:
Which of the following is NOT a reason to massage the scalp?
How should a barber begin the hairstyling process?
During a liquid-dry shampoo the barber will part the hair into sections, take a piece of cotton saturated with the liquid-Dry shampoo and lightly squeeze it out before applying it to the scalp at each part line - these octopus will be followed by __________ and then the product can also be applied down the length of the hair strands and subsequently rubbed off with a towel to remove the soil
_________ is the scientific study of hair
Congenital lack of pigmentation in eyes, skin, or hair is called:
Barber's itch, an infection of the hair follicles in the bearded areas of the face and neck where inflamed pustules are seen, is also known as:
Pheomelanin is a type of:
The acid mantle is formed when sebum mixes with:
Improper shaving methods can cause:
The capability of hair to absorb oil or water is known as:
Hair ________ during the telogen stage of hair growth
What is the normal amount of hairs shed per day?
What can cracks in the cuticle result in?
A ________ stands straight up and is normally found at the front hairline
By themselves, _________ bonds are very weak
The long hair on the scalp is ________ hair
___________ is the natural hair pigment in the cortex layer of the hair
The excessive production, shedding and buildup of surface cells called pityriasis capitis is also known as:
Fragilitas crinium is also known as:
Most often found at the crown, this hair grows in a circular or swirling pattern
Which exterior hair structure layer provides protection from damage?
In human hair, the only living cells are of the:
The process in which cells change shape, dry out and form protein is known as:
Brushing or manipulating wet hair during styling can cause:
Knotting of the hair by mechanical means such as vigorous towel rubbing, singeing or just washing is known as:
_______ are pus-filled vesicles caused by animal parasites
Hair that has a typical capability to absorb moisture has _______ porosity
The medical term for greasy or waxy dandruff is:
Hair does NOT need _______ to grow
Hair loss from a person's repetitive self-pulling of hair is known as:
Curly hair has a/an _______ shaped follicle
The _______ stage of hair growth normally last fro two six years
Blond or fair-hair, is a hair color characterized by low levels of the dark pigment:
A painful inflammation of a hair follicle, having a dead, suppurating inner core and usually caused by a bacterial infection is known as a/an:
Which layer of the hair fiber furnishes hair with pigment and elasticity?
Chemicals need _______ to penetrate a healthy cuticle hair layer
A measurement of hair strands found within one square inch is known as hair:
_______ is the stage of hair growth where new hair is produced
Which of the following is NOT true regarding changeable-blade straight razors?
Clippers with detachable blades range from _________ for short hairstyles
_________ clippers, also known as universal motor clippers, require little maintenance, can be used for wet or dry haircutting, have detachable cutting heads to achieve various hair lengths and are designed for heavy-duty continual use and yet are quieter than other types of clippers
Thinning shears, also known as blending shears, are used to:
Which of the following is NOT true regarding honing procedures?
_________ grind the razor's edge so that it will have a sharp cutting edge
Which of the following is NOT correct?
The Swaty hone and the carborundum hone are:
Trimmers, also known as outliners, have ______ for the purpose of outlining, design work and arching
Which of the following is the sharpest and closest cutting?
Why is it important for combs to have teeth with rounded ends?
Attachment combs are also known as:
Which of the following is NOT recommended when using the hydraulic chair?
Which of the following is/are hand-held implements utilized during a haircutting service?
After using blade wash on clippers in the proper manner and wiping off the blade wash, apply ________ on the front and sides of the blades, then wipe off the excess with a soft cloth
For proper ventilation of rotary motor clippers:
Which type of comb is for cutting or trimming hair in areas where gradual blending of the hair is necessary?
_________ clippers have an adjustable blade controlled by a lever on the side of the clipper and many times come with an assortment of attachable clipper guards. The blades on this type of clipper are pulled both ways
The angle of the (shears) blade from the tip to back as well as the alignment of the blades in relation to each other is referred to as:
Which of the following is NOT a part of blow dryer safety?
Which of the following is true when stropping the razor?
Which of the following is NOT true regarding the honing procedure?
Rotary motor clippers need a few drops of oil to the oiler at the rear of the clippers:
What are the two types of razors normally used in professional barbering?
Wait ________ between applications of strop dressing
A proper cutting surface is produced for a ________ when the "rubber" is applied over the hone, which is moistened with water
The high-quality strop that comes from the muscular rump area of a horse is called:
The inside construction of the (shears) blade, and the way the blade is cut in preparation for sharpening and polishing is known as:
Water or shaving lather may be applied before using __________, which are made from natural rock deposits
The finger rest on shears is also know as:
Which of the following is a styling brush used for?
The haircutting tool which has large teeth that are set far apart and is designed to remove a considerable amount of hair is:
Haircutting shears have two blades fastened with a tension screw. One of the blades is moveable and the other blade:
The ________ controls the action or moveable blade on shears
__________ is done by slipping the thumb out of the thumb grip and pivoting the shear into the palm of the hand
Which is true about a cathode?
A __________ is a device which has a wire or strip that melts when too much current flows, which interrupts the circuit in which it is connected
_________ is delivered with the use of an electrode
What is the correct order of the following colors in the visible spectrum?
When the movement or flow of electric current periodically reverses direction, it is:
The three types of electrically powered equipment used in a barber shop are either mechanical, thermal or:
In physics, ________ is/are electro-magnetic waves in space
The SI unit of measuring the rate of flow of electric charge is the:
Which of the following should be done when installing a new fuse?
_________ softens and emulsifies sebum and waste in the follicles
What is the correct order of the following colors in the visible spectrum
Tesla current therapy is believed to:
Which of the following applies to cataphoresis?
What is the process of using the positive electrode to force acidic solution to penetrate in to the skin without breaking the skin?
What does a volt measure?
Faradic current can produce _____ without a chemical effect
When water-soluble products are introduce into the skin by using electric current, the process is known as:
During _________, both the client and the barber need to wear protective eyewear during treatment
A __________ changes alternating current to direct current
The part of the electromagnetic spectrum which humans can view is known as:
Electrochemical effects happen when an electric current travels through a _______ conductor
Which of the following solar rays accelerate aging of the skin?
Which of the following is true regarding galvanic current electrotherapy?
Electromagnetic radiation is also known as:
Which of the following is true regarding infra-red rays?
Skin cancer can result from overexposure to
What does a higher amp signify?
Which of the following is true regarding grounding?
The electrical current measurement used during scalp and facial treatments is:
The unit of measurement for how much electric energy is used in a second is named after James:
The flow of electric charge in a conductor such as a wire is:
What percentage of sunlight is made of visible light?
Which describes an anode?
Which describes an insulator?
For a dry scalp treatment, use:
The barber should ask their client to remove ________ before draping
Which of the following hair and scalp treatments involves sprinkling the product into the hair and working it in one section at a time?
Which type of cape is made of vinyl and is usually waterproof helping to protect the client from liquids and chemicals?
Which of the following is NOT appropriate to ask a client during the consultation interview?
Corrective hair treatments deal with _______ instead of the scalp
Which of the following shampoos can contain ingredients that promote a healthy environment for hair growth and do not cause damage to the hair?
To determine is a particular service is realistic for your client's needs have a brief discussion about:
After lather is completely worked into the hair and scalp, remove excess lather with:
Scalp steam or steam towels for the scalp help to:
During a liquid-dry shampoo the barber will part the hair into sections, take a piece of cotton saturated with the liquid-Dry shampoo and lightly squeeze it out before applying it to the scalp at each part line - these octopus will be followed by __________ and then the product can also be applied down the length of the hair strands and subsequently rubbed off with a towel to remove the soil
This type of shampoo is formulated for bedridden individuals who are not able to wet their hair:
How should a barber begin the hairstyling process?
Which of the following is NOT a reason to massage the scalp?
If there are conversations in the shop with a client:
Knotting of the hair by mechanical means such as vigorous towel rubbing, singeing or just washing is known as:
The process in which cells change shape, dry out and form protein is known as:
Which exterior hair structure layer provides protection from damage?
Fragilitas crinium is also known as:
Brushing or manipulating wet hair during styling can cause:
In human hair, the only living cells are of the:
The medical term for greasy or waxy dandruff is:
Blond or fair-hair, is a hair color characterized by low levels of the dark pigment:
Most often found at the crown, this hair grows in a circular or swirling pattern
_______ are pus-filled vesicles caused by animal parasites
A painful inflammation of a hair follicle, having a dead, suppurating inner core and usually caused by a bacterial infection is known as a/an:
Curly hair has a/an _______ shaped follicle
A measurement of hair strands found within one square inch is known as hair:
Hair loss from a person's repetitive self-pulling of hair is known as:
Hair that has a typical capability to absorb moisture has _______ porosity
Hair does NOT need _______ to grow
Which layer of the hair fiber furnishes hair with pigment and elasticity?
The _______ stage of hair growth normally last fro two six years
Chemicals need _______ to penetrate a healthy cuticle hair layer
_______ is the stage of hair growth where new hair is produced
Once implements have come in contact with a client they must be:
Which of the following is true regarding phenolics?
Some disinfectants will not kill:
How many clients can a disposable item be safely used on?
What is the simplest way to prevent the spread of germs from person to person?
A/An __________ will allow disinfected tools and implements to remain sanitary until being removed for use
Which of the following is NOT a right of a worker in regard to the Right-To-Know Law?
When toxic substances are present in the work environment:
What are the most important treatment considerations?
Quaternary ammonium compounds are also known as:
If chemicals get into one's eyes, it is recommended to rinse them:
__________ is a higher level of decontamination than sanitation
When a barber comes in contact with non-intact skin, blood, bodily fluids or any other type of potentially infectious materials deriving from the duties an employee is performing
_________ are chemical germicides that are weaker than disinfectants and can be safely used on the skin
When alcohol is diluted below _________ percent it will loose efficiency
Which of the following is true regarding bactericides?
Obtain a right-to-know notice from:
A hospital-level disinfectant is ________ and is ideal for barber shops
What are the three main types of decontamination?
Why must sanitation laws be enforced?
Which of the following is NOT a part of blow dryer safety?
Which of the following is true when stropping the razor?
_________ clippers have an adjustable blade controlled by a lever on the side of the clipper and many times come with an assortment of attachable clipper guards. The blades on this type of clipper are pulled both ways
Which type of comb is for cutting or trimming hair in areas where gradual blending of the hair is necessary?
For proper ventilation of rotary motor clippers:
The angle of the (shears) blade from the tip to back as well as the alignment of the blades in relation to each other is referred to as:
A proper cutting surface is produced for a ________ when the "rubber" is applied over the hone, which is moistened with water
What are the two types of razors normally used in professional barbering?
The inside construction of the (shears) blade, and the way the blade is cut in preparation for sharpening and polishing is known as:
Rotary motor clippers need a few drops of oil to the oiler at the rear of the clippers:
Water or shaving lather may be applied before using __________, which are made from natural rock deposits
Haircutting shears have two blades fastened with a tension screw. One of the blades is moveable and the other blade:
The high-quality strop that comes from the muscular rump area of a horse is called:
The finger rest on shears is also know as:
Wait ________ between applications of strop dressing
Which of the following is NOT true regarding the honing procedure?
__________ is done by slipping the thumb out of the thumb grip and pivoting the shear into the palm of the hand
Which of the following is a styling brush used for?
The ________ controls the action or moveable blade on shears
The haircutting tool which has large teeth that are set far apart and is designed to remove a considerable amount of hair is:
