Chapter 5&6 Part 2

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Traumatic alopecia

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Hair loss caused by excessive pulling or twisting on the hair or by chemical damage

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Shake well before use indicates this product is probably

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Suspension

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Tinea favosa

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Dry, yellow, encrusted areas on the scalp; oder

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Body-building conditioner

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Penetrate into damaged hair shaft and deposit proteins into the cortex

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What is created when amino acids join together in chains

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Proteins

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Postpartum alopecia

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Temporary hair loss occurring at the conclusion of pregnancy

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Cuticle

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Hard protective layer or protein that protects the hair shaft

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What determines the natural flow or wave pattern in hair

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The angle of the follicle

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Arrector pili

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Muscle that causes the hair to stand on end when a person is scared or cold

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Acid mantle

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Formed when sebum produced by the oil glands mixes with perspiration

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Resistant porosity

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Is when layers of the cuticle are very close together

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Hair grows about

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1/2 inch per month

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Trichoptilosis is known as

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Brittle hair; fragilitis crinium

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Vellus

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Short, fine, nonpigmented hair that covers most of the body

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Hydrogen peroxide have the ability to release

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Oxygen

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Gives hair most its pigment and elasticity

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Cortex

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Alopecia may be caused by

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Fungal infection, bacterial infection, inflammatory disease of the scalp

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Papilla

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Filled with capillaries and supplying nourishment to the germinal matix cells

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Building blocks of amino acids

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Carbon, nitrogen, hydrogen, oxygen

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Color molecules in permanent hair color enters the hair with the aid of

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An alklaline substance

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Bonds that can be easily broken by heat or water

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Hydrogen bonds

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Infection of head lice on the scalp

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Pediculosis capitis

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Occurs during oxidation

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Substance gains an electron and oxygen is released

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Pheomelanin is the type of melanin that produces brown/black color

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False

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When brushes a clients hair, first brush from the scalp , then work down to the ends

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False

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Permanent waves using thioglycolic acid have a high pH value than those using glyceryl monothioglycolate

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False

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When you wet you hair your causing the disulfide bonds to weaken, leaving your hair more pliable to work with

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False

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Women who stop taking birth control pills may experience a type if hair loss called postpardum alopecia

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False

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The shape of the follicle will determine the shape if the hair shaft

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True

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Lightening hair always involves oxidation of the natural melanin

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True

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The molecules found in semipermanent color are smaller in weight and size than the molecules in temporary colors

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True

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Three factors that affect the behavior of hair are heredity , environment, and color

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False