Arizona Cosmetology State Board

Which lesion is considered a primary lesion

What part of a perm rod determines degree of curl or wave produced in the hair?

What is a mixture of 2 or more immiscible substances that are dispersed throughout a liquid?

What part of the shampoo comb is used to smooth the hair?

Which strength relaxer is the best suited for medium textured hair?

Which wrapping pattern avoids splitting of the hair at base area?

Incandescent lights produce?

When circuit is completed, the ground wire causes the electricity to return to the?

How many atoms are in a compound?

The cortical layer for one strand of hair consists of spiraling

How much thicker is the dermis compared to the epidermis?

Which sweat gland disorder causes a foul-smelling body odor?

The method of electrotherapy the professional place the electrode directly on the skin/scalp is

Skin disease created by streptococcus bacteria develops a blisters filled w/yellow-brown liquid

What must be done to the facial skin prior to a skin analysis?

What are the positively charged particles found in the nucleus of an atom?

The 5 elements that make up the amino acids in hair are hydrogen, oxygen, nitrogen...

What layer of the epidermis can mechanically or chemically be exfoliate?

Which cosmetic product applies over the skin the chemically absorbs ultraviolet rays?

Which essential oil is used as an astringent to control over-production of sebum?

The hair lifted and combed at a certain degree for perm rod application is called?

What substance of the universe can exist as a solid, liquid and gas?

When hair is divided into manageable amounts on various areas of the head, they are called?

What area of the hair analysis greatly affects absorption of the chemical solution?

Which type of skin consists of an oily condition on the "T" zone area of the face?

At what angle is the hair held to create a half under-directed base rod placement?

What type of curl pattern does a very curly hair have?

Which cross bond is the strongest and can ONLY be broken by chemical solution?

What part of the perm curl or wave determines the type of perm rod placement?

which chemical product usually contains a 2% to 3% hydrogen peroxide solution?

How many days to complete the keritinization process?

What is commonly called a callus, a thickened on hardened area of the skin?

What effect does a negative pole have on the skin?

What layer of the epidermis is known as the basal or birth layer?

What ingredient in protective cream allows it to spread easier?

What percentage of curl is removed for maximum relaxation?

The flow of electrical current or change is?

Which one is considered an organic substance?

Which type of current is used by high frequency current?

How many times is a lathering neutralizer applied to newly relaxed hair?

Which nerve fiber causes muscle contraction creating a "goose flesh" skin appearance?

What is wrapping around the hairline and ears to assist in absorbing excess chemicals?

What is the area selected at the scalp that is determined by diameter and length of perm rod?

A substance the prevents the flow of electricity is?

What is created when 2 or more types of matter are blended together with no chemical altering?

How many times is the rod unwrapped to allow an "S" shape formation to appear for a test curl?

What angle is the hair held to create an on base rod placement?

The time frame when hair coloring services can be preformed after relaxer application is?

What affect does visible light through a blue bulb have on the skin?

What are absorbent pieces of thin tissue type paper used tow rap hair around perm rod?

When determining matter as a solid how are the molecules spaced?

which wrapping pattern follows the client's direction of hairdesign?

Which type of porosity creates uneven absorption of liquid?

What part of the hair's subsection is the long length rod places to preform a piggyback wrap?

When all colors are redirected back into a prism, what color appears?

What percentage of curl is removed for moderate curl relaxation?

What is the main ingredient in an alkaline permanent wave?

What appears as a red patch covered with silvery-white scales or crust?

The fatty layer of the skin is referred to as?

What percentage of the visible light rays account for natural sunlight?

How are essential oils packaged to obtain the longest shelf-life?

which procedure chemically reforms curly hair into large manageable curls?

What consists of 5 layers and is known as the cuticle portion of the skin?

How much power is consumed per second in a 65 watt light bulb?

What consists of 2 layers and is also known as the "true" skin?

What size partings are used for the application of the relaxer product?

Which tissue is yellow-like protein fiber that provides overall stretch to the skin?

Which form of matter is not a chemical?

Which end wrap requires evenly distributed hair to be places between two end papers?

The law that relates to voltage (V), current (I) and resistance (R) is?

Which type of visible light source lasts longest and is a popular choice in the salon/spa?

When is a preliminary strand test preformed in a relaxation procedure?

Which type of relaxer does not require shampooing of hair prior to application of chemical?

What step in important in order to avoid dilution of the neutralization?

Which UV ray has the longest wavelength?

Which type of mask increases body temperature causing the skin to perspire and open pores?

What is valuable covering over the body and is considered the largest organ?

When determining matter as liquid how are the molecules spaced?

What's the skin's major protein that provides structural support 2 all tissues w/in the dermis?

What type of hair coloring could affect proper penetration of chemical product?

What part of relaxing procedure accelerates curl reduction?

What pH solutions are used by a positive pole to penetrate skin?

A moisturizer acts as a barrier to prevent moisture from leaving the stratum corneum layer

What hair usually lacks a sufficient amount of moisture?

Which light source can be viewed by the human eye?

When cuticle scales are lying flat hindering liquid absorption, the hair is considered?

Which type of relaxer is considered a mild no lye relaxer?

What is referred to as "pull" of hair when being combed and wound around a perm rod?

Which hydroxide relaxer has the highest pH and processes the quickest?

In what year was the electric permanent wave machine invented?

Which type of skin cancer is the most dangerous form appearing unevenly shaped?

Which end wrap requires one paper folded in half and the hair ends combed close together?

The lines created when dividing the sections or subsections of hair are referred to as?

The five areas of analysis preformed during a consultation are scalp condition, density....

What effect does a positive pole have on the skin?

Which function of the skin provides receptors for touch, heat, cold, pressure and pain?

In which method of electrotherapy does only the client hold the electrode?

At what angle is the hair held to create a full under-directed base rod placement?

Which strength relaxer is best suited for fine textured hair?

Resting the perm rod on an area of the base within a subsection of hair is referred to as...

What type of chemistry involves substances that do not contain carbon

Which hydroxide relaxer has the lower pH and can be used on less resistant hair?

Which ultraviolet rays have a medium wavelength and are considered the "burning ray?"

What measures the amount of electric flow resistance?

What is the the reproduction or cell division that takes place in the epidermis called?

Is an important nutrient for the skin that filters out impurities bacteria and waste material?

Which primary lesion is elevated blister or sac filled with a clear fluid?

Which process uses an alkaline solution to liquefy sebum and dirt to aid in removal?

When preforming a spiral wrapping pattern, hair may be wound "ends to scalp" or...

Which lesion is considered a secondary lesion?

What is dispersed from the pores or openings of the hair follicles?

Which strength relaxer is best used on resistant and coarse hair?

A lathering cleanser derived from a surfactant is best suited for what skin type?

What occurs in the neutralization step of the relaxing process?

Which bond is broken when hair is shampooed and wrapped around perm rods?

What are the atoms called that have an excess amount of electrons in their orbiting paths?

Which relaxer is compatible with a soft curl permanent?

Which light source cannot be viewed by the human eye?

Examples of conductors are metal, copper and....

What is the end bond that connects amino acids?

How is a shape altered when a physical change of matter occurs?

What is the keratin that exists in hair skin and nails?

When living skin cells turn into hard protein cells as they move up changing shape in epidermis

Type of permanent wave that is processed with heat has a PH range of.....

A test curl is used to determine the desired result for a....

An organic substance is not forced to grow quickly,but?

Which color has the shortest wavelength on the electromagnetic spectrum?

Which facial machine is used during the facial treatment to soften the skin and open the pores?

Which type of perm rod produces an uneven curl or wave pattern?

What does the head louse feed on to survive?

What is applied to a small subsection of hair for preliminary stand testing?

Which type of permanent wave will process quicker due to a high PH?

Which form of electrical therapy uses glass electrodes?

What is a chronic skin disorder with dilation of tiny blood vessels on nose and cheeks?

What product is applied on the scalp to protect it from strong chemicals?

The application of various types of electric current that places electrodes on skin/scalp is...

What % of the ultraviolet rays account for natural sunlight?

Florescent lights produce?

Which amino acid contains sulfer atoms that are effected in the permanent wave process?

Which sweat gland disorder causes an excessive and unusual amount of perspiration?

The three methods of relaxer application are tint brush, shampoo/tail comb and.....

How many hair strands are generally in one square inch of the skin?

Which type of relaxer requires the hair to be shampooed prior to relaxer application?

what is the basic unit of all matter and can not be broken down

What natural product is rich in retinol,which stimulates elastin and collagen production?

What is the result of whiteheads, blackheads and papules that become infected?

What form of hydroxide relaxer requires NO application of protective cream?

What area of the head is the relaxer test preformed?

What part of comb could cause hair breakage and should be avoided when applying relaxer?

What area of a single strand of hair determines its texture?

Which color has the longest wavelength on the electromagnetic spectrum?

What element consists in most all plant and animal life?

What step is next if hair has NOT achieved desired curl reduction during relaxation test?

Who invented the cold wave that needed no heat or machine fro processing?

Which cross bond is influenced by the PH of hair such as alkalinity of a perm?

How many hours does a sunscreen with an SPF of 15 protect the skin from the sun's rays?

What part of the hair shaft, when not wound around the rod smoothly, results in a fishhook?

Which type of toner is recommended for combination or oily skin types?

What is used to accommodate the technician's mobility in reaching the client and products?

How much of the hair's strength comes from the disulfide cross bond?

Which skin color contains more melanin in the basal and papillary layers of the skin?

What is another name for an irregularly shaped birthmark?

What layer of hair contains disulfide bonds?

Which essential oil has antibacterial,anti-fungal and antiviral qualities?

Visible light is produced by electromagnetic radiation also know as...

What does the neutralizer do to the cuticle of the hair?

What occurs in the Permanente waving step when the neutralizer is applied to the hair?

Which strand test is preformed during the relaxing process?

Which type of permanent wave is referred to as a cold wave and requires NO application of heat?

Which type of sudoriferous gland is located in the armpits & activated by stress +/or puberty?

The instrument that marks the degrees of a circle and is used to measure angles is?

The endothermic wave is also considered

What should the professional wear when applying a chemical relaxer?

What is another name for the neutralizer used in the chemical processing?

What is the bond that replaces the disulfide bond in the hydroxide relaxer application?

The two forms of neutralizers are non-lathering and...

How many exfolaition treatments may be performed on a client in one week?

What are the neutral particles found in the nucleus of the atom?

What percentage of infrared rays account for natural sunlight?

Which cross bonds are weak, but abundant and easily broken by water or heat?

What duration of pain occurs in an acute skin disorder or disease?

which type of perm rod produces a uniform curl or wave patter?

Which is the epidermal layer that is made up of clear cells found on palms of hands?

Which cosmetic product removes surface oils,dirt and makeup from the facial skin?

Glycerol Monothioglycolate is the main ingredient in what type of permanent wave?

What is placed over the client's eyes when using an infrared lamp?

Which function of the skin maintains a body temperature of 98.6 degrees F?

Which type of relaxer has the strongest ingredient used in straightening the hhair?

what percentage of curl is removed for an average curl relaxer?

What length of hair is recommended for long hair wrapping pattern?

Which electrode is typically applied during a facial treatment?

Which form of light therapy causes aging?

How much of the body's weight is composed of water?

What does the acronym UL represent?

Amino acids are protein building blocks that make up the hair and the.....

What type of wrapping pattern is required ONLY for long hair?

What is created when a scar is thick and slightly raised as a result of excessive skin growth?

Which wrapping pattern uses 2 rods with one sitting on top of other rod, providing uniform curl

What does the ingredient ammonia in the thioglycolate relaxer do to its alkalinity?

What can be used to eliminate pressure and lift perm rod bands off the hair?

How many times should hair wrap around a rod for thorough absorption of chemical?

Which type of light therapy produces the most amount of heat?

What is the measurement for how much electrical power or current is used?

What is another name for the secondary lesion known as a scab?

What electrical current flows on ONLY one direction?

The relaxer with sodium hydroxide as an ingredient hs a pH range of?