Final exam 3

To remove all chemicals after the hair has been neutralized, the hair needs to be:

The papilla supplies nourishment to the:

The concentration of length within a given area is defined as:

Polish remover or alcohol can be used as a:

A 3-strand overbraid creates a(n):

The hair growth stage when all cell division stops is the:

Which part of the nail serves as a watertight seal that protects the matrix against infection?

A layered cut or 90° angle cut is sometimes referred to as a(n):

When a blow dryer is on and air begins to flow, you have an example of a(n):

What size partings are generally used for a double-process technique?

Lumps or swelling along the hair shaft is known as trichorrhexis nodosa or:

Which of the following is NOT a temporary effect of the positive pole of galvanic current?

Which of the following statements about surfactants is NOT true?

Sodium hydroxide relaxers are generally used on which type of hair?

The 2nd direction, or bottom half of the oblong shape moves toward the:

The overlap (croquignole) technique produces which result?

The body system responsible for circulation of lymph is called the:

The planar sculpting technique is used to create which of the following forms?

On the average, an adult has how much blood flowing through the circulatory system?

Which conditioners contain a vegetable protein & are acidic, causes the cuticle to close after alkaline chemical service

During an acrylic overlay using tips, when is primer applied?

Taper shears, also known as thinning shears, are used on the ends of the hair to create:

Which of the following actions is recommended to avoid frizzing when working with synthetic fiber?

The shampoo that is effective for cleaning wigs and hairpieces is:

Technique used to create a curved-under or flipped-up effect by adding curl texture at the ends only:

Disorder called that is an over-production of perspiration caused by excessive heat or general body weakness?

The posterior auricular, temporal and zygomatic are all branches of which nerve?

When exposure to a disease organism triggers the immune system to produce antibodies to that disease it is called:

Sweat is excreted by what gland?

Normal dry hair is capable of being stretched to what percent of its length?

What is used in long hair design to secure smaller, more delicate areas?

When performing a relaxer service, how much of the curl pattern is removed to achieve an S-curl pattern?

Slithering, a technique in which the shears are opened and closed rhythmically while sliding blades upward from the ends

Which artery supplies blood to the crown and sides of the head?

Which hair texture may tend to process slightly lighter than the intended level?

What type of pincurl is used to achieve a blend or transition from areas of volume to areas of closeness?

A thickening of the nail plate or an abnormal outgrowth of the nail is called:

The 14 bones of the foot that form the digits are known as the:

The atomic number of a particular element indicates:

The nail disease referred to as ringworm of the nail is:

Business ownership in which two or more persons share all costs of opening, operating and maintaining the business:

Which of the following arteries supplies blood to the little finger side of the forearm?

Premature shedding of hair in the resting stage which can be the result of childbirth, shock, drug intake or fever:

The oil-loving part of a surface active agent is called:

Catalysts are found in liquid monomer to:

Important information about the client, combined with the financial value of a client, is referred to as the:

In a permanent hair color procedure, the small colored molecules enter the hair with the aid of an alkaline substance:

To shape and blend nail tips, what type of file is used?

Which ingredient is found in the stronger of the two most commonly used chemical relaxers?

Not making assumptions about people based on appearances reflects use of:

Which technique is performed on the surface of the hair to create a highlighted or lowlighted color effect?

It is essential to completely rinse the perm solution before applying the:

Which of the following wig types simulates natural hair growth and creates a natural look?

The hollow of the fingerwave may be described by which of the following terms?

Which of the following muscles flexes the joint of the small toe?

It is recommended that not more than what percent of the natural texture be removed when relaxing the hair?

When performing a procedure for cleaning and disinfecting tools, which of the following steps would occur first?

A neutralizer rebonds and restores the disulfide bonds in addition to which of the following?

What is created when amino acids join together in chains?

All of the following are methods of treating hypertrichosis EXCEPT:

Which relaxer ingredient requires the use of a base cream on the scalp to prevent irritation?

What is the pH range of hair, skin and nails?

Fillers have many advantages and include all of the following EXCEPT:

Select the description that could identify a feature when recommending a product?

What type of distribution is used to sculpt uniformly layered texture?

The function of the masseter muscle is to:

What is another name for the stratum germinativum?

The form of a hair design is the result of volume and:

Which braid is used as a support structure when performing the track-and-sew hair addition method?

A unit of electric resistance is called a(n):

During a makeup design application, chose darker, more muted lip colors to:

Muscles affected by massage are generally manipulated from the:

Gels are mostly made up of what type of polymers?

Short, fine, non-pigmented hair that covers most of the body is called:

Which of the following descriptions is NOT a basic relaxer service?

System composted of sensory and motor nerves that extend from the spinal cord and brain to other parts of the body?

Low-pH alkaline waves have a pH of:

Metallic dyes are known as progressive dyes because the:

Which type of light can be broken into its individual wavelengths by a prism?

Which of the following statements is true about alkaline perms?

The product that reduces microbes on the skin is called a(n):

A predisposition (skin) test for all products containing an aniline derivative ingredient is a requirement from the:

The muscle that controls the eyebrows, drawing them in and downward is the:

The zygomatic bones are the two bones that form the:

Overlapping lightener during a retouch service could:

The central core of the hair shaft sometimes missing in fine or very fine hair is the:

Overall direction and directions within the form are determined through which level of observation?

When a solution can’t take or dissolve more of the solute than it already holds at a given temperature it is referred to

Type of hair color that uses a low-volume hydrogen peroxide that can only deposit color or add tone to the hair:

The term used to describe the removal of hair from the follicle is:

The method of wrapping hair from the end to the scalp is known as:

Which of the following determines the amount of movement a pincurl will have?

Which of the following design lines is used to build a weight area in a graduated form?

If curl reforming is desired, make sure hair was not previously treated with which of the following?

What is the name of the gel-like substance containing water, salt and nutrients that cells are composed of?

Organs that eliminate water and waste products are the:

The texture of a hair design can be emphasized or de-emphasized based on:

Which nerve extends down the thumb side of the arm into the back of the hand?

High-lift tints are designed to achieve lighter color and are generally mixed with:

In a graduated form, the line that divides the activated and unactivated textures is known as the: