Welcome to your 500 Question Exam 1
Which of the following is NOT a part of proper procedure while shaving?
A client with porous or damaged hair is not a good candidate for a/an ________ wave
When performing services for your client, keep your back:
The reason for a towel or neck strip during a drain procedure for a haircutting service is:
When a cut is made for the purpose of subsequent partings or sections of hair to be measured and cut it is:
What is the objective of shaving?
Curly facial hair requires special care because it grows in a _______ direction as it grows out of the follicle.
The products used to soften or treat the scalp which are cream or ointment-based, are known as:
Which of the following is a thin continuous mark that is incorporated throughout a haircut?
Shaving and facial-hair designs require knowledge about bone structure and _________ features.
_________ hair needs more strokes and heavier tapering, during razor cutting, than other textures
Tight wrapping can cause:
The barber should apply a towel or ________ in between the client's neck and a cape's neckband
The key ingredient in most neutralizers is either:
The branch of medical science concerned with the function, structure and diseases of muscle is:
Which of the following are functions of the blood?
The once-over-shave should leave a smooth face without:
Your client's hair has been damaged by chemicals, heat styling and strong alkaline shampoos. Which of the following products should you use?
The client should not have a ________ immediately before a chemical service
Your client's hair has been damaged by chemicals, heat styling and strong alkaline shampoos. Which of the following products should you use?
When performing services for your client, keep your back:
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 a wet hair service?
A _______ shampoo contains additives to improve tensile strength and porosity of the hair
During shampooing, water that is used should be:
Your client will rely on you for:
Which of the following is NOT information needed on a client profile card?
_________ shampoo includes orris root powder which absorbs oil and soil
A ________ is normally used for dry styling and cutting services
A good time to analyze the client's _______ is when the barber provides a shampoo service
_________ is done before hair care services so that the client's skin and clothing will be safe
Which of the following is part of a barber's ethics or principles?
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 essential during a shampoo service?
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 of the following can aggravate muscle aches, fatigue and back strain for the barber positioned at a shampoo bowl?
The barber should ask their client to remove ________ before draping
The position of motor points:
What are the two basic methods of wrapping hair around a tool?
Which of the following are processed without heat?
Which of the following would help a hydrating serum penetrate dry skin?
Almost every muscle and nerve has a:
How do male and female skin-care programs compare to one another?
Which permanent wave rod creates a uniform curl for the total width of the strand?
A client with porous or damaged hair is not a good candidate for a/an ________ wave
Do not proceed with a chemical texturing service if:
What are the four basic skin types?
The client benefits from the following during a facial mask:
Which of the following is true of salt bonds?
________ reduces fat cell in the subcutaneous tissue which assists in firming the client's skin
The massage movement where the skin is grasped between the thumb and finger is:
The key ingredient in most neutralizers is either:
Generally, you should not _________ before applying hydroxide relaxer
The scientific rest facial is also known as:
Which of the following is a benefit of a clay mask?
________ uses a mushroom or rake-shaped electrode during Tesla high frequency application and has a germicidal and calming effect on the skin
Which of the following is true regarding a galvanic machine?
Which of the following is NOT a beneficial effect of massage?
A direct and stead current having a positive and negative pole utilized during a facial is:
What is a slight or heavy kneading, squeezing and rolling or pinching of muscles?
Which of the following can hydrate and balance the oil/water moisture content of the skin?
Which of the following facial treatments is galvanic current used for?
Out of the following, which calms the skin and also tones down redness?
_________ lines are slanted and will produce sloped lines at the perimeter
The action of introducing solutions into body tissues through the use galvanic current is:
Massage should always be rendered in moderation and should never last excessively long or be:
Men can use skin toner just as they would use:
Skin toners, fresheners and astringents that are used after cleansing and before the application of a moisturizer are known as:
Tapotement is also known as:
When pressure or stimulation causes a contraction at a point on the skin over a muscle, you have located a/an:
A ___________ has a powerful vacuum that sprays high grade crystals on the surface of the client's skin with a pressurized wand
Which of the following is NOT true regarding paraffin wax mask?
The massage technique known as vibration involves:
Tapotements mainly influence:
Which type of the following facial treatment machines supplies galvanic current?
Toning the weakened muscles of facial expression can be achieved the best using:
What is the infusion of a negative product with an alkaline pH into the skin?
When abrasions are present:
A benefit of facial massage includes:
Massage movements are rendered:
Nonsetting mask remain moist and:
Cutting shorter lengths within the form in order to reduce bulk (creating support and mobility) is called:
When curved lines are created to soften and blend vertical lines or horizontal lines in a hairstyle they are:
Massage reduces fat cells in the subcutaneous tissue which:
Which of the following should a quality skin cleanser do?
Massage the uses circular movements on the scalp, face and neck in order to stimulate the circulation and glandular activity of the skin is known as:
What should you do to ensure proper electrical connections during iontophoresis?
_________ is a form of massage frequently used on the forehead, face and scalp - involving a circular, light skimming style of stroking made with the palm of the hand or with the fingers for small surfaces
At what point should the steamer's vaporizer switch be turned on?
The device that helps to warm the skin, soften the pores, induces the flow of sebum and sweat and has an antiseptic effect on problematic skin by use of moist, uniform steam is:
If a face is shaped like a trapezoid, it is _________ shaped
What are lines which subdivide shapes or sections to assist in distributing and controlling the hair?
To create precise lines on straight hair use:
__________ is the highest point on the top of the client's head
_________ uses the massage technique of slapping and hacking
A client's ________ profile may be due to a protruding nose or a sloping chin or forehead
Before performing extractions:
_________ can be used to perform vibratory facials in the barber shop, but it is generally used for massage over heavy muscle tissue such as the scalp and shoulders
Roller sets, pincurls and fingerwaves are all types of:
A three-strand underbraid is known as:
Synthetic hair solutions should be cleansed with:
What occurs when coiled hair is allowed to develop in its natural condition without the use of combs, chemicals or heat?
Cutting interior sections of the hair can produce:
Most men's hairstyles require _________ so that the hair conforms to the shape of the head; is shorter at the nape and longer at the top
What would a projection angle of 45 degrees be considered?
When the razor is held almost flat against the surface of the hair, it is:
A profile that has a minor curvature from the front hairline to the tip of the nose and from the tip of the nose to the chin is:
For thinning difficult areas of the hair such as whorls, use the _________ technique to help difficult area blend in with the surrounding hair or hairline
When a cut is made for the purpose of subsequent partings or sections of hair to be measured and cut it is:
To attach wefted hair to the natural hair with a latex or surgical type adhesive is known as:
Which of the following is NOT a term associated with razor cutting?
The ________ technique outline's the haircut ands is a part of the finish work of most men's haircuts
A movable guide that includes a portion of previously cut hair is a/an ______ design line
A parting or a cornrow that establishes the placement pattern of wefts or strand additions is a:
Which is true regarding thinning?
What is texturizing capable of?
A line which divides the hair at the scalp and separates one section of the hair from another section is:
_________ lines are perpendicular to the floor and construct an appearance of equilibrium and remove weight
The angle at which hair is held in relation to the curve of the head before cutting is known as projection and is also known as:
A bonded weft should not be removed until the weft becomes loose after messaging in oil (or a bonding remover) to the bonded area:
Hair is held straight out from the curve of the client's head when employing a ________ elevation while cutting
What are the fibrous tissues which can stretch and contract to produce all body movements?
Which of the following is NOT a clipper cut style?
A 0 degree cut is known as a _________ form
To minimize a prominent nose:
Which of the following is the outer perimeter line of a haircut?
What type of guide is used for designs which appear as one-length at the perimeter?
The graduated or stacked effect is achieved with:
Which of the following blow-drying techniques builds fullness while letting the hair fall into the natural lines of the cut?
Which of the following are intended to cover the entire head and are worn for specific purposes?
Which of the following is a thin continuous mark that is incorporated throughout a haircut?
______ is when the hair strands in a hair solution have been sorted so that the cuticle points toward the hair ends in the natural direction of growth
Which of the following is NOT an advantage of synthetic hair solutions
What is the most commonly used projection in men's haircutting?
A long neck can be minimized by:
Which of the following is NOT a type of animal hair commonly used in mixed hair solutions & wigs?
For a full head bonding service it is important to:
The foundation of the curl where the barrel is placed is the:
Lines that travel an equal distance from each other from multiple points are:
To intentionally guide hair through the natural process of locking by means of twisting, braiding, combing, wrapping, palm or finger rolling creates:
When bonding a weft to the client's natural hair:
What is the infusion of a positive product such as astringent solution into the skin?
Which of the following is NOT a knotting method in wig making?
Using the fingers, comb and setting lotion to form S-shaped patterns creates:
A non-lace front hair replacement system such as a toupee is applied with:
_________ is an outline or silhouette
When __________ to remove bulk, an up-and-down sliding motion is used with the shears along the parting combined with a slight closing of the shears each time they are moved in the direction of the scalp
In the feed-in method, the amount of extension material should be _______ as/than the size of the base
Which of the following is true regarding bonding a weft?
Which of the following is NOT part of the preparation procedure of making a hair solutions template?
Which of the following is NOT good advice for hair solutions maintenance?
When ignited by a match, synthetic hair will burn rapidly and will not produce an odor, or it will:
Which of the following is needed to customize a stock hair replacement system?
Before fitting a hair solution for a client, a ________ should be completed to determine if the client has the option of purchasing a stock product
Design and shaping of the beard correctly should NOT
What is the region that surrounds the form?
Arrange hair close to the forehead with a/an ________ profile to minimize the appearance of the large forehead
Hair solution plaster mold forms are desirable because:
Placing four fingers above the eyebrow while using the center of the nose as a guide helps to:
Secure a weft to a cornrow track by:
When the hair in a replacement system has been root-turned:
With a 0-elevation or 45-degree cut, the heaviest perimeter area is:
When ignited by a match, human hair will produce an odor and will also:
The amount of pressure applied when combing and holding a section of hair to be cut is known as:
Human hair wigs usually ________ as a normal human head of hair
________ involves extending someone's natural hair by attaching hair fibers to create length and volume
The feed-in method of adding extension material to cornrows:
Permanent wave rods need to be ________ on hair systems to eliminate weight and rod marks
Synthetic hair is difficult to match and blend with the _______ of human hair
A ________ is a type of hair addition which covers the top of the head
Which of the following is NOT a supply needed for making a template for a custom hair solution?
Hair additions are suitable option for clients who want to add:
Because most of the ________ is removed during the processing of human hair to create a wig, harsh solvents should not be used to clean the wig
Perform a patch test before:
Using hair extensions or additions:
What is the first step a barber should take for a head shaving procedure?
When applying extension material to cornrows for a client who has a thinning hairline:
Never bond a hair replacement system too far back on the client's scalp or:
Facial hair solutions such as sideburns, mustaches and beards are attached:
The manner in which the hair is attached to the base of a hair solution such as a wig is referred to as:
Why is it important to send a hair solutions manufacturer a sample of the client's hair?
Which of the following is NOT an advantage of a human hair wig or extension material?
Choose the appropriate procedure to administer when small cuts or nicks result from a shave
When a barber provides a template or pattern and a color matching sample to a hair solutions supplier, a _________ hair solution may be created for a client
Which of the following cutting positions is frequently used for cutting solid forms?
Which of the following is NOT true?
Which of the following is commercial hair sewn on a fine base and used for hair weaving?
The rubbing time _______ when lathering for a shave
Which of the following is NOT a purpose for a towel wrap around the barber's hand during a shaving procedure?
It is easy to see when a person is wearing extensions with braids if:
Lightweight stretch cap wigs should fit tight enough to not slip, lift or shift and must also:
Which of the following is NOT a part of proper procedure while shaving?
When a barber approaches facial hair design artistically, the _______ is/are most important as well a s correlating balance of facial hair with the proportions of the face, head and body
Which of the following is NOT correct when stretching the skin during the shaving procedure
Currently, the most popular hair extension and wig choice is made of:
Once you open your razor, it should be held between the thumb and index finger _________ and rest across the second and third fingers, using your little finger to brace the razor
The correct angle of cutting with a straight razor is:
Aniline derivatives can be used only on hair solutions that are made of:
Which of the following is a reason a customer may not be satisfied with the shave procedure
The simplest method to measure for a stock hair solution to be ordered from a manufacturer is:
Excessively close shaving along with excessive pressure can damage skin to the point that:
Which of the following can be used to perform beard design and trimming?
To test the temperature of a steamed towel:
Straight razors, hones and strops should be disinfected:
After properly folding the steam towel:
Which of the following is NOT a correct way to position and stroke the razor over the skin's surface?
Once a hair replacement system has been applied and blended with the client's natural hair, the client must:
Which of the following positions and strokes is NOT used when shaving the face?
Which of the following is NOT appropriate to use for a head shave?
The once-over-shave should leave a smooth face without:
What are the four razor positions and strokes utilized in barbering?
Balling-the-chin during shaving is:
A barber should always _________ before providing a shaving service
A/An _________ shave usually follows a haircut
During a/an _______, the hair will be shaved at the sideburn area, behind the ear areas, and sometimes the front hairline
The razor position and stroke that is used to make the left sideburn outline and for shaving the left side behind the ear during a neck shave is the:
Which of the following is a good way to remove bulk from a mustache?
Pay attention to _______ under the chin to help determine design options for outlines of a beard design
The fingers of the barber's non-dominant hand need to be kept _________ at all times during a shave
The wearing of a beard helps facial features appear:
__________ movements are used with the cushion tips of the fingers to rub lather briskly and evenly over the bearded areas of the face and neck to be shaved
Shaving strokes should be _______ into the lathered surface
If a client has pustules or a skin infection:
A client with ________ will need more care during lathering, and more steam towels will be required to prepare him for the shave
What is the objective of shaving?
Replaceable injector blades should be disinfected before use and then:
What is the reason for steaming the face in preparation of the skin for shaving?
When a colorist adds red to a blue-based color it will appear:
Use hot towels to prepare facial hair for the shave unless:
_________ with a straight razor can cause injury to the skin
__________ is not desirable because it can cause skin irritation
When shaving the upper lip, strokes should be performed to follow the curves of the face:
A sodium hydroxide relaxer is classified as:
Tight wrapping can cause:
A/An ________ shave involves shaving the neckline on both sides of the neck as well as behind ears and across the nape if necessary or desired
Tool position and _______ are established by the size of the base and the angle the hair is held at while wrapping
What is the alum powder called which is used to stop the bleeding of nicks and cuts?
Which of the following choices are incompatible with an oxidative hair coloring?
________ beard trims are best on clients whose beards have an even density and texture
__________ can be protein and non-protein; correct excessive porosity; penetrate the cuticle and fill in small holes in the hair
The size of the rod is responsible for ________ in permanent waving
Which of the following hair texture needs a longer processing time to make certain there is complete saturation?
After consulting with the client regarding shape preferences, trim a mustache to the desired length with:
Never _______ the hair before performing chemical services
Alkaline waves contain _______ as a key ingredient
Which of the following is NOT a reason for lathering?
What is a standard finishing service to a facial shave?
Which bond does permanent wave solution target?
The amino acid required through the reduction of cystine is:
Waving solution is also known as:
What is the purpose of a waving lotion?
Where is the weakest section of the hair strand in overly curl hair?
In hair straightening procedures, ________ are used to soften the disulfide bond
The majority of alkaline permanent waves has a pH of:
Sodium hydroxide relaxer should not be applied to lightened hair or:
Which service loosens curly hair into looser curls or waves?
Perming and chemical relaxing directly affect the _______ by either breaking the bond or reforming it into a new shape
Perms are used to chemically reform hair by:
Spongy and limp hair or hair that tangles easily are all signs of:
_________ rods have a smaller circumference
The long and coiled polypeptide chains in hair are:
The _______ perm wrap is good to use for men's styles because it gives a more natural appearing wave pattern
The _______ perm wrap has offset base sections row by row to discourage obvious splits in the hair
When disulfide bonds are broken by hydroxide relaxers:
Which of the following is true regarding a hydrogen bond?
_______ is the rearrangement of the basic structure of overly curly hair into a straighter hair form
_________ is when the barber wraps hair at a () degree angle
The fundamental components of acid waves are:
Which of the following is NOT true regarding base direction?
________ is the actual movement of the razor while it is behind held in one of the four positions
Where there is thin hair growth ________ may cause too much strain and result in breakage during permanent waving service
What is the hair's ability to absorb and retain liquids?
A soft perm, also known as a reformation curl, loosens the texture of overly curly hair by using:
Which of the following create small, firm curls?
What is the main ingredient in a rearranger?
Which type of hair is a sodium hydroxide relaxer usually applied to?
Which of the following should be considered during the hair analysis that precedes a chemical service?
During a perm, the wave has reached its peak when it:
In permanent waving, tools are called:
Out of the following examples, which should a sodium hydroxide relaxer service not be performed on/
Which of the following can aggravate muscle aches, fatigue and back strain for the barber positioned at a shampoo bowl?
The ________ method of shampooing and rinsing necessitates the client to bend his/her head forward over the sink or shampoo bowl
A _______ shampoo contains additives to improve tensile strength and porosity of the hair
The client should not have a ________ immediately before a chemical service
Which of the following is NOT information needed on a client profile card?
When performing services for your client, keep your back:
During shampooing, water that is used should be:
Which of the following is part of a barber's ethics or principles?
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
_________ is done before hair care services so that the client's skin and clothing will be safe
Which of the following is NOT essential during a shampoo service?
Your client's hair has been damaged by chemicals, heat styling and strong alkaline shampoos. Which of the following products should you use?
The barber should ask their client to remove ________ before draping
Which of the following should remove all oil, dirt, perspiration and debris without affecting the scalp and hair adversely?
For a dry scalp treatment, use:
Which of the following hair and scalp treatments involves sprinkling the product into the hair and working it in one section at a time?
After lather is completely worked into the hair and scalp, remove excess lather with:
To determine is a particular service is realistic for your client's needs have a brief discussion about:
Which of the following is NOT a wet hair service?
Corrective hair treatments deal with _______ instead of the scalp
Your client will rely on you for:
Blond or fair-hair, is a hair color characterized by low levels of the dark pigment:
Hair ________ during the telogen stage of hair growth
This type of shampoo is formulated for bedridden individuals who are not able to wet their hair:
Which of the following is NOT appropriate to ask a client during the consultation interview?
Which of the following is important in order to make a good first impression during the client consultation?
Scalp steam or steam towels for the scalp help to:
Thinning shears, also known as blending shears, are used to:
Which of the following shampoos can contain ingredients that promote a healthy environment for hair growth and do not cause damage to the hair?
A ________ is normally used for dry styling and cutting services
In human hair, the only living cells are of the:
Which of the following is NOT a reason to massage the scalp?
Knotting of the hair by mechanical means such as vigorous towel rubbing, singeing or just washing is known as:
If there are conversations in the shop with a client:
The process in which cells change shape, dry out and form protein is known as:
The acid mantle is formed when sebum mixes with:
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:
Which type of comb is for cutting or trimming hair in areas where gradual blending of the hair is necessary?
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
Hair does NOT need _______ to grow
A ________ stands straight up and is normally found at the front hairline
Hair that has a typical capability to absorb moisture has _______ porosity
Congenital lack of pigmentation in eyes, skin, or hair is called:
Most often found at the crown, this hair grows in a circular or swirling pattern
Pheomelanin is a type of:
The excessive production, shedding and buildup of surface cells called pityriasis capitis is also known as:
Fragilitas crinium is also known as:
The capability of hair to absorb oil or water is known as:
The long hair on the scalp is ________ hair
_________ is the scientific study of hair
Improper shaving methods can cause:
___________ is the natural hair pigment in the cortex layer of the hair
What is the normal amount of hairs shed per day?
Hair loss from a person's repetitive self-pulling of hair is known as:
_______ is the stage of hair growth where new hair is produced
What can cracks in the cuticle result in?
By themselves, _________ bonds are very weak
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:
Clippers with detachable blades range from _________ for short hairstyles
Chemicals need _______ to penetrate a healthy cuticle hair layer
_______ are pus-filled vesicles caused by animal parasites
Which layer of the hair fiber furnishes hair with pigment and elasticity?
_________ 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
How should a barber begin the hairstyling process?
Which of the following is NOT recommended when using the hydraulic chair?
Brushing or manipulating wet hair during styling can cause:
Which exterior hair structure layer provides protection from damage?
Which of the following is NOT a part of blow dryer safety?
Which of the following is NOT true regarding honing procedures?
The finger rest on shears is also know as:
A measurement of hair strands found within one square inch is known as hair:
Which of the following is NOT true regarding changeable-blade straight razors?
Trimmers, also known as outliners, have ______ for the purpose of outlining, design work and arching
The medical term for greasy or waxy dandruff is:
Attachment combs are also known as:
Which type of cape is made of vinyl and is usually waterproof helping to protect the client from liquids and chemicals?
_________ grind the razor's edge so that it will have a sharp cutting edge
Which of the following is true when stropping the razor?
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
Which of the following is NOT correct?
Curly hair has a/an _______ shaped follicle
Which of the following is/are hand-held implements utilized during a haircutting service?
Which of the following is the sharpest and closest cutting?
Which of the following is NOT true regarding the honing procedure?
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:
The _______ stage of hair growth normally last fro two six years
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
What are the two types of razors normally used in professional barbering?
Which of the following is a styling brush used for?
The Swaty hone and the carborundum hone are:
The three types of electrically powered equipment used in a barber shop are either mechanical, thermal or:
For proper ventilation of rotary motor clippers:
Haircutting shears have two blades fastened with a tension screw. One of the blades is moveable and the other blade:
Electromagnetic radiation is also known as:
Which is true about a cathode?
What does a volt measure?
_________ 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 part of the electromagnetic spectrum which humans can view is known as:
_________ softens and emulsifies sebum and waste in the follicles
Rotary motor clippers need a few drops of oil to the oiler at the rear of the clippers:
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
The high-quality strop that comes from the muscular rump area of a horse is called:
The haircutting tool which has large teeth that are set far apart and is designed to remove a considerable amount of hair is:
In physics, ________ is/are electro-magnetic waves in space
Which of the following applies to cataphoresis?
The ________ controls the action or moveable blade on shears
Why is it important for combs to have teeth with rounded ends?
The flow of electric charge in a conductor such as a wire is:
The SI unit of measuring the rate of flow of electric charge is the:
Water or shaving lather may be applied before using __________, which are made from natural rock deposits
When water-soluble products are introduce into the skin by using electric current, the process is known as:
Skin cancer can result from overexposure to
Which describes an anode?
What is the correct order of the following colors in the visible spectrum?
During _________, both the client and the barber need to wear protective eyewear during treatment
The inside construction of the (shears) blade, and the way the blade is cut in preparation for sharpening and polishing is known as:
Which describes an insulator?
Tesla current therapy is believed to:
Which of the following should be done when installing a new fuse?
The barber should ask their client to remove ________ before draping
Which of the following is true regarding galvanic current electrotherapy?
What does a higher amp signify?
For a dry scalp treatment, use:
What is the correct order of the following colors in the visible spectrum
__________ is done by slipping the thumb out of the thumb grip and pivoting the shear into the palm of the hand
Corrective hair treatments deal with _______ instead of the scalp
Faradic current can produce _____ without a chemical effect
What is the process of using the positive electrode to force acidic solution to penetrate in to the skin without breaking the skin?
Which of the following is true regarding grounding?
_________ is delivered with the use of an electrode
Which of the following is NOT a reason to massage the scalp?
When the movement or flow of electric current periodically reverses direction, it is:
The process in which cells change shape, dry out and form protein is known as:
Which of the following hair and scalp treatments involves sprinkling the product into the hair and working it in one section at a time?
The electrical current measurement used during scalp and facial treatments is:
A __________ changes alternating current to direct current
Electrochemical effects happen when an electric current travels through a _______ conductor
Which of the following is NOT appropriate to ask a client during the consultation interview?
_______ is the stage of hair growth where new hair is produced
Scalp steam or steam towels for the scalp help to:
Which of the following solar rays accelerate aging of the skin?
Which type of cape is made of vinyl and is usually waterproof helping to protect the client from liquids and chemicals?
Most often found at the crown, this hair grows in a circular or swirling pattern
Which of the following shampoos can contain ingredients that promote a healthy environment for hair growth and do not cause damage to the hair?
This type of shampoo is formulated for bedridden individuals who are not able to wet their hair:
Which exterior hair structure layer provides protection from damage?
If there are conversations in the shop with a client:
The unit of measurement for how much electric energy is used in a second is named after James:
How should a barber begin the hairstyling process?
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 of the following is true regarding infra-red rays?
The medical term for greasy or waxy dandruff is:
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
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:
Fragilitas crinium is also known as:
Chemicals need _______ to penetrate a healthy cuticle hair layer
Knotting of the hair by mechanical means such as vigorous towel rubbing, singeing or just washing is known as:
Blond or fair-hair, is a hair color characterized by low levels of the dark pigment:
Curly hair has a/an _______ shaped follicle
In human hair, the only living cells are of the:
Hair loss from a person's repetitive self-pulling of hair is known as:
A measurement of hair strands found within one square inch is known as hair:
Hair does NOT need _______ to grow
Once implements have come in contact with a client they must be:
Some disinfectants will not kill:
A/An __________ will allow disinfected tools and implements to remain sanitary until being removed for use
The _______ stage of hair growth normally last fro two six years
What is the simplest way to prevent the spread of germs from person to person?
What are the most important treatment considerations?
Hair that has a typical capability to absorb moisture has _______ porosity
Quaternary ammonium compounds are also known as:
_______ are pus-filled vesicles caused by animal parasites
Brushing or manipulating wet hair during styling can cause:
Which of the following is NOT a right of a worker in regard to the Right-To-Know Law?
What are the three main types of decontamination?
What percentage of sunlight is made of visible light?
Which of the following is true regarding phenolics?
Why must sanitation laws be enforced?
How many clients can a disposable item be safely used on?
If chemicals get into one's eyes, it is recommended to rinse them:
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
When toxic substances are present in the work environment:
Which of the following is true when stropping the razor?
__________ is a higher level of decontamination than sanitation
Water makes up ______ percent of the human body
_________ are chemical germicides that are weaker than disinfectants and can be safely used on the skin
The inside construction of the (shears) blade, and the way the blade is cut in preparation for sharpening and polishing is known as:
_________ 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
Wait ________ between applications of strop dressing
Which layer of the hair fiber furnishes hair with pigment and elasticity?
The pH of the skin, scalp and hair is within what range?
What are the two types of razors normally used in professional barbering?
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:
Obtain a right-to-know notice from:
Which of the following is NOT a part of blow dryer safety?
Which of the following is NOT true regarding the honing procedure?
When alcohol is diluted below _________ percent it will loose efficiency
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:
Water or shaving lather may be applied before using __________, which are made from natural rock deposits
If a substance can dissolve another substance without changing the chemical composition:
Rotary motor clippers need a few drops of oil to the oiler at the rear of the clippers:
Which of the following is true regarding bactericides?
Haircutting shears have two blades fastened with a tension screw. One of the blades is moveable and the other blade:
A/AN ______ carries an electrical charge
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:
Which is an example of a chemical change?
__________ is done by slipping the thumb out of the thumb grip and pivoting the shear into the palm of the hand
The finger rest on shears is also know as:
The high-quality strop that comes from the muscular rump area of a horse is called:
A proper cutting surface is produced for a ________ when the "rubber" is applied over the hone, which is moistened with water
Water can be classified as:
What is the smallest complete unit of an element?
Which of the following is designed to treat skin issues such as pimples and acne?
The science that deals with compounds lacking carbon is:
When two or more non-mixable substances are unified with the assistance of a binder you end up with a/an
Which of the following would the study of minerals involve?
Oxygen and hydrogen combining to form water is an example of:
The ________ controls the action or moveable blade on shears
_________ surfactants are designed to be less drying to the hair shaft
_______ to pass through the cuticle and penetrate the cortex where keratin has been lost from the hair
How many more times acidic is a pH of 3 than a pH of 4?
Rinses that mostly affect the surface of the hair close the cuticle and make hair feel:
A/An _________ is created when two or more immiscible substances are unified with the aid of a binder
Which of the following applies to moisturizing conditioners used for dry brittle hair has been chemically or mechanically damaged?
_________ has oxidizing power and is a compound of hydrogen and oxygen
__________ 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
The head of a shampoo molecule attracts:
Water can be purified by which of the following?
The colorless liquid derived from the fermentation of certain types of carbohydrates and which can be used as a solvent is known as:
The pH scale measures which of the following?
A water based solution measuring more negative hydroxide ions than positive hydrogen ions is a/an
________ have equal mixtures of organic and inorganic substances that do not dissolve in water; and are sifted and perfumed
Which of the following cannot be dissolved by water?
When a solute is dissolved in a solvent it is:
Mixtures of oils and fats that are converted to fatty acids by heat, and the purified are:
_________ owe their chemical reactivity to the presence of Hydrogen ions
_________ 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 is NOT true regarding astringents?
_________ contain moisturizers and humectants and can also have some of the same ingredients that are in hairsprays
What is the scientific study of matter and the physical changes in matter?
Which of the following should NOT cause the client to be dissatisfied?
The hydrophilic head of a surfactant molecule is:
This is formed when two or more unlike atoms chemically combine:
