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Communicable Disease - ANSWER is contagious from person to person Direct (transmission) spread of disease - ANSWER Is blood or body fluids beingpassed through contact with intermediate contaminated object, such as a razor, extractor tool, nipper, and environmental surface Half off base - ANSWER Medium volume and medium movement of curl Razor - ANSWER Used to both thin and feather the hair When perming - ANSWER Always follow manufactures directions Disulfide bonds - ANSWER are broken by perm solution and hair relaxers Malassezia - ANSWER The fungus that causes dandruff Water - ANSWER The main ingredient in shampoo FDA - ANSWER (Federal food and drug administration) approves colors, dyes,and perms
Porosity - ANSWER The ability of the hairs to absorb moisture
Anagen - ANSWER Growth phase Coarse hair - ANSWER Should never be thinned too close to the scalp Roots to ends - ANSWER How you should blow dry the hair Average pH for acid balanced shampoos - ANSWER are 4.5-6.9 andconditioners are 5.5-6.
Surfactant - ANSWER The second main ingredient in shampoo and they are thecleansing molecules
Projection - ANSWER Also know as elevation Neutralizer - ANSWER In perming causes hair to harden into new shape PPE - ANSWER Personal projection Equipment Pityriasis - ANSWER Technical term for dandruff Air forming - ANSWER Blow drying Pediculosis Capitus - ANSWER Technical term for head lice it is a parasite thatinfects the hair and scalp
Astringents - ANSWER Can be used on cotton balls and blotted on scalp toremove excess oils and build up
Categen - ANSWER Transitional phase Telogen - ANSWER Resting phase Cortex - ANSWER Makes up 90% of the hairs strength. it is in charge of ourelasticity, pigments molecules and bonds. It is the second layer of the hair
Massage movement techniques - ANSWER Should always be started at theinsertation is the portion of the muscle at the more movable attachment and the orgin is the portion of the muscle at the fixed attachment On base placement - ANSWER More volume and less movement of curl Permanent waving lotion - ANSWER Causes hair to soften and swell Coarse Hair - ANSWER Should never be thinned too close to the scalp Fine hair - ANSWER Can be thinned closer to the scalp Never thin hair - ANSWER Close to the ends because it leaves hair lifeless Hair should be damp - ANSWER If cutting with a razor or it will pull and hurt
Curl outcome in permanent waving - ANSWER Determined by the size of therod
Alkalizing agents - ANSWER Needed to soften and swell hair which can also becalled reducing agents
Active ingredient in a cold wave - ANSWER Ammonium Thioglycolate Active ingredient in acid wave - ANSWER Glycerol monothioglycolate Arrector pili - ANSWER The muscle that causes goosebumps and also pushesout the old hair and the new hair. This muscle warms us up by holding body heat in Endothermic heat - ANSWER Needed from an outside source (hood dryer) Concave rods - ANSWER Smaller in the middle of the rod Convex rods - ANSWER Wider in the middle of the rod Brick layer wrap - ANSWER Staggering rod placement like a brick wall Sebaceous gland - ANSWER The oil gland that secretes sebum (oil) and givesshine to the hair
Soft curl perms - ANSWER Use a larger rod to control tighter out of controlcurly hair
Dermis - ANSWER Under the epidermis and called true skin Comedone - ANSWER Blackhead Water - ANSWER Neutral on the pH scale Alkaline - ANSWER Harsh and above 7 on the pH scale Acid - ANSWER Gentle and below 7 on the pH scale Lanthionine bonds - ANSWER Created by lanthionization which is a processwhere hydroxide relaxers permanently straighten the hair by removing a sulfer atom from a disulfide bond and then convertin git to a lathionine bond Certified color - ANSWER FDA approved Temporary color - ANSWER Only deposits color- has the largest molecules andthey are too big to penetrate the hair shaft and only coats it
Semi-permanent color - ANSWER No lift, non-oxidation color so its not mixedwith peroxide; designed to last 4 to 6 washes it will gradually fade
Demi-permanent color - ANSWER (No lift deposit only) mixed with a low volumedeveloper making it longer lasting
Aniline derivative tint - ANSWER Means the same thing as oxidative tint; alsocertified color
Developers - ANSWER Also called oxidizing agents and catalysts Hydrogen peroxide - ANSWER H2O2 is the most used developer in haircoloring Volume of developers - ANSWER 10,20,30,40 least level of lift to the most levelof lift
Hair formula steps - ANSWER 1) Determine the clients natural level/ base color
- Determine what tones warm or cool the client desire
- Determine if they are going lighter or darker and how many levels up anddown on the level system
- Determine what volume developer based on the number of desired levels oflift / lightening or deposit
Fillers - ANSWER Are used to even out porosity so the colors formula takesmore evenly from roots to ends, it meant to replace the missing primary color
Predis position test/ allergy test/ patch test - ANSWER Are all the same thing,they are used to see if client is allergic, must be 24 to 48 hours before the chemical service Strand test - ANSWER Is used to test how the hair will react to the colorformula
Eumelanin - ANSWER Pigment given to brown or black hair Pheomelanin - ANSWER Pigment given to blonde or red hair
Neutralizing a sodium hydroxide relaxer - ANSWER Usually done by an acidbalanced pH balanced shampoo
Circuit breaker - ANSWER Newer version of a fuse and trips to protect Watt - ANSWER How much energy is being used in one section Kilowatt - ANSWER How much energy electrical energy is being used per month Wigs - ANSWER Should be cut on a block made typically of cork Toupee - ANSWER For men is attached with glue or double sided tape, sameweight for women
Applying wax - ANSWER In the same direction of hair growth Removing wax - ANSWER In the opposite direction of hair growth, pull skintaught and remove quickly
Professional ethics - ANSWER Includes positive behaviors and attitudes Building renovations - ANSWER Are regulated by local ordinances State laws - ANSWER Cover licensing
