1st Year Review

Hair is made up primarily of:

The important key to good communication is:

The section of the pin curl between the base and the first arc is:

Which type of brush is commonly used for backcombing to create volume?

The base control that results in the most volume and strongest base strength is called:

The stationary part of the pin curl is the:

A communicable disease refers to a disease that is easily:

The exchange of thoughts and information through conversation or writing is defined as:

A layered cut or 90-degree cut is known as a(n):

What is the range of pH for alkaline waves?

The term used to describe the science of healthful living is:

What type of shoes should be worn to reduce fatigue from standing all day long?

The number of active hair follicles per square inch on the scalp refers to:

The degree of coarseness or fineness of the hair fiber is referred to as:

What level of infection control is the most effective in destroying all microbes?

Which type of bacteria can be harmful and cause infection and disease?

Which substance is the nail primarily composed of?

The term used to describe efforts to prevent the spread of disease and kill certain or all microbes is:

The artistic carving or removing of hair lengths to create various forms and shapes is defined as:

Scalp massage involves manipulations performed on the scalp to relax the muscles and stimulate:

The projection used to create the arrangement of hair lengths that are the same throughout the head form is:

The most commonly used bases for pin curls are rectangular, triangular, square and:

The outer covering of the hair shaft made up of overlapping layers of transparent scales is called the:

What is the second level of infection control?

Which of the following identifies the technique used to check the accuracy of a haircut by using the opposite partings?

Which of the following refers to the ability of hair to stretch and return to its original shape without breaking?

What is the study of the growth and structure of nails called?

What is the recommended direction for filing natural nails to prevent splitting and damage?

Which of the following cutting tools is used to create a clean, blunt edge?

Which technique involves cutting around the hairline to create a clean line?

The central core of the hair shaft is known as:

Your own personal system of moral principles and values is known as:

An outward reflection of your feelings, thoughts, attitudes and values defines your:

Which of the following terms would indicate a smooth texture?

The art of dressing and arranging hair to create temporary changes in the form and texture is known as:

The scientific study of small organisms called microbes is known as:

Which hairstyling technique involves twisting sections of hair and securing them with pins or clips to set the hair?

The three main parts of a pin curl are the base, stem, and:

What is the first level of infection control?

Proper conduct in relationships with your employer, co-workers and clients is known as:

The art and science of beauty care is defined as:

The layer of hair consisting of unique protein structures that gives hair most of its pigment and elasticity is called:

One-celled microorganisms are called germs or:

The science that looks at how body movements, positions, tools and equipment on client's health and comfort is known as:

At what point should the condition of the client's hair and scalp be examined when performing a shampoo?

What is the main ingredient in most shampoos?

What are uniform working areas called during haircutting?

The amount of moisture (or liquids and chemicals) able to be absorbed by hair is its:

The diameter of the tool or pincurl will determine the:

The overlap method of wrapping hair around a perm tool is also called:

Which of the following tools is used to remove cuticle tissue during a manicure?

Which reference point signals a change in head shape from flat to round or vice versa?

Your individual system for maintaining your cleanliness and health is known as your:

The technical term for the study of hair is called:

Which type of bacteria does NOT produce diseases?

Which straight lines are used to remove weight or create graduated layers in hair cutting?

What condition refers to inflammation at the base of the nail with pus usually present?

The foundation of every haircut is:

How many hours of sleep are required for most people to function properly and avoid fatigue?