Basic Theory: 109 Wigs and Hair Additions Practice Test

A _______ is a long hair fiber attached to an oblong-shaped dome base.

When fitting a client with a wig, measure the ________ of the head, running the tape measure just above the ears.

Remove ______ by allowing adhesive removal solution to penetrate the bond.

Clients should return to the salon to remove bonded wefts when their natural hair grows no longer than ___ (2.5cm).

____ hair strands will burn slowly and produce an odor when held over a match flame.

An ______ hairpiece allows the client’s hair to be pulled through for blending purposes.

The _______ method of applying hair extensions requires the use of heated tools or pliers.

Colors used on human-hair wigs can include temporary rinses, semi-permanent colors, and ___ or low-level oxidative color

_______ features double-adhesive edges with sticky sides to hold the weft in position before securing.

The ________ hair method involves applying heat to melt or bond the addition to natural hair.

____ are used to hold a wig or hairpiece in place on a canvas block during designing, cleaning, and maintenance services

Shears, ________, or thinning shears can be used to shape, taper, and remove bulk from wigs and hairpieces.

A fairly long segment of looped hair, in a specific shape and worn at the crown or at the nape is known as a ____.

When applying hair additions using a  _______ method, a patch test must be performed prior to the service.

_______ is the hair addition method in which hair fiber is attached to the client’s hair using a special adhesive.

Needle and thread can create darts and tucks in wigs, and secure wefts in __________ technique.

The longevity of bonded hair additions is influenced by oiliness of the scalp, daily products used, and frequency of ___

Fusion hair additions and bonded wefts may be removed by the client at home.

________ identifies the process of sizing a wig.

A ____ is a metal plate with rows of pointed needles used to blend or straighten fibers during a hair addition service

To keep attachments hidden, patterns avoid positioning hair additions too close to the surface of the head or ________.

___/tubing methods thread natural hair and the hair addition through a bead or tube, then close it with plier-like tools

Non-flammable ___ shampoo cleans human-hair wigs, hairpieces, and hair additions.

____ and European hair are most often used to construct human hair wigs.

A _____ wig is difficult to style because the direction of the hair is determined by the position the weft is sewn

A __________ is used to secure a weft at either end or across the length of the weft/track.

A hairpiece with a base that covers the crown, occipital, and nape area is called a ___.

Hair additions are an appropriate choice for clients who want to add length, _______, texture, and/or color.

The human hair that is most costly is European hair.

Depending on how frequently the piece is worn, a human-hair wig should be cleaned every ____ weeks.

Hair color should not be applied to synthetic wigs.

A hair addition is designed to be attached to the ___ of the client’s own hair.

When putting the wig on a client, start at the _____ hairline.

The process of _______ thermal fusion hair additions requires softening the original bond and releasing the added hair.

The hairpiece worn by men to cover bald or thinning hair is called a _______.

There are 70 standardized colors that are on the ______.

The purpose of _______ a wig is to remove bulk, especially near the front hairline and behind the ears.

A ______ wig is made with a combination of hand-tied and machine-made processes.

A _____ wig simulates natural growth and creates a natural look.