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Prometric Part 1
Define hair density.
Describe hair molding.
Prometric Part 1
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1
Describe hair molding.
A setting method done on short relaxed hair
A setting method for long hair
A setting method for curly medium hair
A setting method done on medium to long hair
2
Define hair density.
Number of hairs on a square inch of scalp
How large the hair shaft is
When your hair stops growing
How fast your hair grows
3
Hair should not be wider than what body part?
The width of the ribcage
The center of the shoulders
The diameter of the neck
The width of the hips
4
What is the second step in design planning?
Create a plan
Try and try again
Seek inspiration
5
Is consult a mentor a step in planning to bring a design to life?
No
Yes
6
“How long do you plan to wear your hair extensions?” is an example of what?
An intrusive question not to be asked of the client
A question to ask during consultation
A question not needed but welcomed during consultation
7
What do marcel irons allow the user to do?
Provide more even heat
Adjust the size of the curl
Manually control the clamps pressure
Make curls last longer
8
What is a quick and easy way to create short haircuts?
Don’t mess up
Using length guard attachments on a clipper
Use scissor bumpers
Move really fast
9
For what contraindications should we recommend a client seek medical attention for?
Lice or tick infestation
Slight Hair fallout
Post partum alopecia
Abnormal scalp flaking in large patches
10
What is an example of a chemical change.
Water evaporating
Ice melting
Iron rusting
Hair changing color with hydrogen peroxide hair dye
11
Describe halo braid.
Two or three long simple inverted cornrows wrapped around the head
When the braid sticks up off the head ina standing position
Using hair to create a shape in the scalp area
When the hair is crossed over and rolled in opposite directions
12
Describe growth pattern.
How the hair likes to fall after brushing it in a direction
Where the hair likes to lay when wet and styled in a direction
The direction hair grows naturally on the scalp
The opposite direction of where the natural fall is
13
Why are angles important elements in creating a strong foundation and consistency in hair cutting?
They can ruin your reputation
It’s how you cut safely
It’s how shapes are created
It can destroy your clientele
14
When should you disinfect your shears?
Before you service a client you like
After each client
At the start of the day
At the end of the day
15
What can hooded dryers not do to the hair?
Dry hair
Provide volume
Set a style
16
Can we treat someone with trichoptilosis?
Yes
No
17
Describe the nape.
The area in the back of the head that is the hair below the occipital bone
The widest area of the head
The smallest part on the head
The largest part on the head
18
When should we perform a consultation?
Once at the beginning
Before initial service and before every service
Only when changing styles
Never
19
What is alopecia characterized as?
Abnormal hair loss
When the telogen phase lasts too long
Extreme hair growth
When terminal hair is grown on areas of the body without hair
20
Where are GFIs required?
Living room
Kitchens
Outside receptacles
Bathrooms
21
Describe parietal ridge.
The narrowest area of the head
The sides of the head
The head’s widest area
The back of the head
22
When are traveling guidelines used in hair cutting?
One length or graduated haircuts
Layered or one length hair cuts
Layered or graduated haircuts
23
What is the first step in planning to bring a design to life?
Create a plan
Work the plan
Consult a mentor
Seek inspiration
24
What is setting foam used for?
When resetting thermal curls
Wet sets and roller set
Taming frizz in a perm set
Pincurls
25
What does clipper over comb technique allow you to do?
Nothing special
It can create long layered hair on the scalp
Cut the hair very close to the scalp and create a flat top or square shape
Cut the hair far from the scalp and make rounded shapes within a haircut
26
What are trimmers used for?
Large jobs like fading
Small jobs like fading
For mustaches only
To clean necklines and around the ears
27
Describe hirsuties.
Extreme case of hair loss where the entire body sheds the hair
Brittle hair
Terminal hair growth on a woman’s body in areas that do not have it
Hair that is extremely thin
28
What are spring irons?
Natural clamp with adjustable pressure
Irons with a spring loaded clamp controlled by the thumb
Irons that contain only pins controlled by the thumb
29
Define combustion
Rapid oxidation and production of heat and darkness
Slow oxidation and production of heat and darkness
Fast oxidation and production of cold and light
Rapid oxidation and production of heat and light
30
What is balancing shampoo and neutralizing shampoo used for?
Oily hair and scalp
Oily scalp and dry hair
Dry hair and scalp
Dry hair and oily scalp
31
In the tree braid/interlocking braid technique a very few short braids can be seen standing up along the hairline and..
No braids added into natural hair
When the hair is braided and the ends are left unbraided
Short standing braids in hairline and long unbridled hair flows out
When hair is left to natural fall
32
Describe a cutting or styling drape.
Towel and cape
Neckstrip and towel
Neck strip and cape
Cape
33
Describe a braid out set.
When the hair is pressing with heat within a braid
Braids done in the hair and removed for a crimped or wavy effect
Braiding the hair using products to hold better
Removing braids when restyling and adding new braids in
34
What is the 5th step in design planning?
Try and try again
Take calculated risks
Consult a mentor
Work the plan
35
Describe a chignon.
A high pony tail for events
Classic popular style that can be simple or dressed up with flowers
Moving the hair opposite of growth pattern
When the hair is left to natural fall
36
Describe the telogen phase.
Hair either sheds or remains in place until the next agagen phase
Hair’s growth phase
Hair’s transition phase
37
What is everything made out of matter considered?
Chemical
Molecule
Element
Atom
38
Define polypeptide chain.
Amino acids linked together to form a long chain
DNA
RNA
Helix strand
39
Electricity use impacts other aspects of the salon, spa, or barber shop environment such as
Lavatory requirements
Braiding services only
Shampooing services only
It impacts all of the services beauty professionals offer their clients
40
Without a basic understanding of chemistry we will not be able to what?
Use professional products ineffectively and dangerously
Use professional products effectively and safely
Use professional products ineffectivly and safely
Use professional products effectively and dangerously
41
What is true of the way machine wigs are sewn?
Great quality and used for movie sets
Specific directions offering no brushing or styling versatility
They tangle easily
42
What color is fluorescent light?
Red/orange
Yellow/green
Blue/green
Red/purple
43
How do you get a smooth and silky result with a straightening iron?
A series of light taps along the hair shaft in quick succession
Use a air dry method
Straighten from ends to scalp
Use a heat resistant comb in front of the iron and move the two in unison
44
Describe alopecia areata.
A cream for hair growth
Hair loss after pregnancy
Rapid hair growth
Autoimmune disorder that attacks the hair follicle
45
Which three hair disorders are characterized by brittleness?
Fragilitas crinium
Ringed hair
Monilethrix
Trichorrhexis nodosa
46
To create a bend on the ends of synthetic fibers what would you do?
Don’t do this
Use high eat setting on curling iron
Wrap braids in a curing rod and dip into hot water for 15 seconds
Use low heat setting on curling iron
47
Describe boar bristle brush.
Has synthetic bristles that interfere with brushing
Will destroy locs
Natural bristles used to knot up hair
Stimulates scalp and removes dirt and lint from locs
48
What is an atom?
Compound
Particle
Largest unit of matter
Basic unit of matter
49
Describe how the linking method is used.
Weft is sewn
Knot hair into extension
Hair is pulled through a cylinder with the extension and then crimped
50
What does palming the shears do for your index and thumb when combing the hair?
Increases strain in the index and thumb while combing hair
Reduces strain on the index and thumb while combing hair
Increases strain on the pinkie and thumb while cutting hair
Reduces strain on the pinkie and thumb while cutting hair
51
What is the hair’s outermost layer?
Melanin
Medulla
Cuticle
Cortex
52
What is the third circular electric connection pin called?
Red pin
Black pin
Electrical pin
Grounding pin
53
Define electrode.
Will damage your skin
Has a risk of electrocution
Applicator for directing current into skin
Cleansing lotion for skin
54
What is the best styling option for a round facial type?
Volume at sides and closely cropped at the top
Volume throughout
Height or volume on top and closeness at the sides
Volume at the sides and bottom
55
Describe pediculosis capitis.
The extra sebum build up on the scalp
Parasites that feed on human blood and live on the human scalp
Hair that falls from a baby after birth
Parasites that live in the human skin and feed off of sweat
56
Describe a teasing comb.
Large paddle base with small rubber teeth used to polish a blowout
Soft bristles used to smooth out hair for a sleek look
Small comb with wide teeth used to detangle wet curly hair
Teeth designed to create a cushion on the hair and provide lift and volume
57
What kind of effect does razor cutting have on hair?
A water fall effect showing no visible separation
Softer shape with a feathered effect
Straight lines
Blunt jagged lines
58
What is the fourth step in design planning?
Consult a mentor
Try and try again
Create a plan
Seek inspiration
