DTB part 2

Style the hair so that it is longer at the nape to balance a ____.

Nerve that controls motions of the face, scalp, neck, and sections of the palate and tongue.

____ properties include melting and boiling points.

What is the process of caring for parts of the body and maintaining an overall polished look?

Motor nerve fibers are distributed to arrector pili muscles, which allows for ____.

____ allows the hair replacement system to adhere to all areas of the head.

The four corners are located by ____.

While working, your clothes must be pressed and clean, which includes being ____.

Split ends are called ____.

The least severe form of skin cancer is ____.

Finger waving is styling the hair in an s-shape through the use of the ____ and setting lotion.

Soft water comes from ____ or chemically treated water.

Dry and damaged hair can be greatly improved by ____ that make the hair soft and pliable.

What is not one of the basic considerations for performing a shampoo service?

____ and mosquito bites are examples of wheals.

____ on the scalp are symptoms of tinea favosa.

Massage should never be employed when which of the following conditions is present?

Use ____ to blend the ends of a hair replacement with the client's natural hair.

A client should not be shaved if he ____.

How do barbers decide which technique to use when holding the clipper?

Which modality use a certain acids com assaults, and microdermabrasion?

The two most common parasitic infestations barbers may see are ____ and scabies.

Human hair is ____.

____ are referred to as redox reaction.

Haircutting capes are made of ____, in order to shed wet and dry hair more effectively.

Personal hygiene is ____.

The muscle that draws the scalp backward is the ____.

____ are made by mixing plant oils or animal fats with strong alkaline substances.

____ hair care associated with styling the hair into braids and locks originated in Africa

Each area of the face is shaved systematically and ____.

The roller placement that produces the ____ in thermal styling is the off-base placement.

Which type of modality is used to produce chemical and ionic reactions in the skin?

The identification of long-term and short-term goals is called ____.

A 90-Degree elevation is ____ in men's haircutting.

The ____ muscle allows for movement of the shoulders.

How long is a typical mission statement?

Use the cushions of the fingertips to ____.

The ____ of the skin are oil and sweat glands, nails, and hair.

As steam, ____ is in a gas-like state.

____ may benefit from stimulation of the blood supply to the germinal papilla.

As a precaution, always test water temperature ____ before applying to a clients hair or scalp.

What is the most popular technique for eyebrow trimming?

What are the steps of infection control?

____ are usually water-based emulsions.

The abrasive material of hones is harder than ____.

A ____ is used with conventional straight razors to grind the blade into a cutting edge.

Holding the hair at 45 degrees from where it grows is considered to be a ____ elevation.

The styling guidelines for a(n) ____ face are to visually shorten and the angularity softened.

Only ____ solutions have pH.

What color for a hair solution would you not recommend to any age group?

In addition to interview, some barbershops require applicants to ____.

In which section of a business plan are the employees and management levels outlined?

When the hair is being combed, the palm of the handholding the comb is used to ____.

Which cell structure can be visualized as the yolk in the middle of a raw egg?

Solvent should always be used to clean ____ hair solutions.

Minerals are ____ substances.

Among most early cultures, the beard was a sign of ____.

Bacilli are short ____ bacteria.

____ cutting lines are used to create a one-length look.

In massage, ____ is a stroking movement.

What is the difference between a barber chair and a styling chair?

What is the ability to produce the intended effect on a disenfectant label?

The ____ of the skin depends on the melanin and genetics.

When handling a client complaint over the telephone, ____.

What is not a life skill?

____ remove superfluous hair by dissolving it at the skin line.

Hair growth is not increased by any of the following EXCEPT ____.

What are disease-causing microorganisms that are carried in the body by blood or body fluids?

All disinfectants should carry a(n) ____.

Manipulating a(n) ____ scalp is beneficial because it releases hardened sebum from follicles.

The ____ bone protrudes at the base of the skull.

The ____ was mostly worn by clergymen of the Middle Ages.

How can you organize your goals so they do not seem out of sight or overwhelming?

A barber should consider the client's ____ before beginning the shave.

What is an invasion of body tissues by disease-causing pathogens?

There are ____ facial bones and 8 cranial bones in the skull.

Prickly heat is also known as ____.

During the client consultation, you should discuss the need for a hair replacement ____.

What are colonies of microorganisms that adhere to environmental surfaces, as well as the body.

Within the ____, polypeptide chains are cross-linked by side bonds.

Standing correctly is not an example of ____.

Any hairstyle that maintains the ____ shave is usually suitable.

The circulatory system consists of the ____.

Which would be used to improve glandular activity and increase the absorption of nutrients?

When is the best time to think about getting your clients back in the shop?

Hair that is missing the medulla is ____.

The ____ indicates the negative or positive pole of an electric current.

The part of the body being massaged reacts with an increase what functional activities?

A ____ automatically interrupts an electric circuit at the first indication of overload.

A disease that has spread from one person to another is a ____ disease.

Which type of product should a client with straight hair and a coarse hair texture use?

Which modality uses steamers and hot towels?

The study of the functions and activities performed by the body's structures is ____.

Try to ____ rather than to ____.

Which cranial nerve controls motions of the neck muscles?

The seventh cranial nerve is the chief ____ nerve of the face.

The Latin word ____ means beard.

Flagella are used for ____ by bacilli and spirilla.

Create a ____ sample by cutting a small section of client's hair with thinning shears.

____ are a special type of oil that does not cause comedones.