Hair Review 3

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it is recommended that you cut extremely curly hair

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dry cut b4 straightening

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it is recommended that you cut kinky curly hair

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dry after straightening

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when cutting extremely curly hair avoid which cutting implements

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razor

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When cutting hair with a razor the hair should be

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wet or damp

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tapering has many different names, what is another name for tappering

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blunt

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layering means the hair lengths have been cut

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graduated

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type of haircut most suitable for a client with a large chin or prominent jaw line

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chin length bob

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In cutting very straight hair, what degree of tension is recommended

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maxium tension

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A client has fine, dense hair and wants it thinned out. How far from the head, should the stylist hold the razor, or thinning shears?

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1 in

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Club cutting is a method of cutting the hair

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blunt and staright across

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when trying to create more body in fine hair

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give a blunt cut

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these hair cutting lines are used to create a sense of weight and stability

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horizontal

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these hair cutting lines are used to create a sense/illusion of movement

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diagonal

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Using a single notched shear will

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remove more hair than double notched

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A uniformed layered cut (same length throughout) is cut at what angle/degree

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90

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A haircut using a 0 degree angle is referred to as

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blunt or bob

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a haircut using 180 angle will have which of the following length:

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shorter interior, longer exterior

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when the palms of the hands/ finger tips are used in a rubbing motion this is

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friction

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which of the following will remove the greatest amount of hair

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regular shears

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in the scissors over comb technique holding a comb flat against the head will result in

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less scalp visibility/longer hair

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about 90% of the scalp hair is in this stage/phase at any given time

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anagen

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about 10% of the scalp hair is in this stage/phase at any given time

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telogen

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Although vellus and lanugo hair are similar, vellus can be distinguished bc

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vellus hair has no pigment

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the hair that we are primarily concerned with cutting is

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terminal hair

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which of the following design lines would be used to add weight/ bulk weight line

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horizontall line

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the widest portion of the head, sometimes referred to as the "crest area"

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parietal

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an angle below 90 degrees is used primarily to

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build weight

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in hair cutting, the area above the parietal is

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interior

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beveling is a hair cutting technique used to create fullness

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fullness by cutting the ends at a slight taper

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which is NOT an intended consequence of using horizontal lines in haircutting

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the removal of weight

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when trying to create more body for fine hair

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use a blunt cut

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in a razor cut, the amount of hair removed in one stroke is depentent on

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angle of razor

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in cutting staright hair, what level of tension is recommended?

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maximum

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the effect of effleurage movements would be

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relaxing

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a medium pressure, kneading or rolling motion is called

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petrissage

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a light, tapping movement. applied with either hand/finger tip is

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tapotement

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anhidrosis

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inability to sweat

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A stimulating , brisk shaking movement, done with finger tip

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vibration

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12% of sunlight is comprised of

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visible light

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80% of sunlight is comprised of

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infra red

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with both chemical and germicidal effects, white and blue lights are considered

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penetrating

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a sudden elevation in the amount of sweat produced is

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hyperhidrosis

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excessively foul smelling sweat

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bromidrosis

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the fatty layer of skin that creates softness and suppleness is

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subcutaneuois/adispose

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the thinnest skin is found on the

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eyelids

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hypo(low)-pigmentation of the skin caused by a decrease in melanocyte activity

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leucoderma

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sebaceous glands aka

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oil glands

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sudoriferious glands aka

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sweat glands

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irregular shaped patches of skin depigmentation (on hands face and neck)

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vitiligo

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the sudoriferious glands function to

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regulate temp

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birthmark aka

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nevus flameus

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blackhead aka

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comedone

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milia aka

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whitehead

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boil aka

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carbuncle

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a group of brownish spots without elevation occuring in one spot

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chloasma

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a swollen lesion usually lasting only a few hours often caused by an insect bite

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wheal

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this is a contagious, pus filled abscess, generally caused by a bacterial infection

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carbuncle

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if you have verrucuas you have

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warts

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pityriasis capitis aka

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dandruff