Acid-balanced Shampoos - ANSWER-Best for color treated hair.
Instant Conditioners - ANSWER-Treatment used to add moisture and protein to
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Tissues - ANSWER-Made of cells similar in shape, size, structure, and function.
Freeform Blow-drying - ANSWER-Quick and easy hair drying method commonly used technique at home.
Freeform Drying Achievement - ANSWER-Build fullness into the style allowing hair to fall in nature lines of the cut.
Blow-dryer Distance from Head - ANSWER-6 to 10 inches.
Pediculosis Capitis - ANSWER-Head Lice
Alopecia - ANSWER-Technical term for hair loss.
Shaving Movements - ANSWER-14.
Backhand Shaving Strokes - ANSWER-2, 6,9, and 12 (optional).
Reverse Freehand Strokes - ANSWER-5,10,13, and 14.
Reverse Backhand Strokes - ANSWER-Neck shave and sideburns.
Straight Razor Balance - ANSWER-Weight and length of blade relative to the handle.
Grind of Razor - ANSWER-Shape of Razor after ground; concave and wedge.
Grind of Shear - ANSWER-Flat grind of associated with German shears: Hollow ground blades seen in convex shear styles.
Hot Towel Prohibition - ANSWER-Chapped, blistered, thin, sensitive, pustuled, abrasive, and lesioned skin.
Acne - ANSWER-Skin disorder; chronic inflammation of sebaceous glands; commonly occur on face, back, and chest.
Primary Colors - ANSWER-Basic or true colors that can't be created by mixing; red, yellow, and blue.
Secondary colors - ANSWER-Created by mixing equal amounts of primary colors; orange, green, and violet.
Epicranius - ANSWER-Broad muscle consisting of occipitalis and frontalis; cover top of skull.
Buccinator - ANSWER-Muscle between upper and lower jaw compressing the cheeks which expel air through the lips.
Pathogen - ANSWER-Harmful bacteria.
Bloodborne pathogens - ANSWER-Disease causing bacteria or viruses that's carried through the body in blood or bodily fluids.
3 levels of decontamination - ANSWER-Sanitation, disinfection, and sterilization.
sanitation and disinfection - ANSWER-Most used in the barbershop.
Percentage of alcohol used to disinfect. - ANSWER-70%.
Percentage of isopropyl alcohol used as a antiseptic - ANSWER-50 to 60%.
Bleach and ammonia - ANSWER-Never mix these products.
1:1000 - ANSWER-Strength of quat (wet sanitizer) solution.
semipermanent haircolor - ANSWER-Direct dyes that's not mixed with a developer.
Permanent hair color - ANSWER-mixed with a developer and remains in the hair shaft until the new growth of hair occurs.
Abrasions and lesions present - ANSWER-Don't suggest a scalp treatment.
Serious scalp disorders - ANSWER-Advise to consult a physician.
Hydroxide relaxers and thio relaxers - ANSWER-Not compatible.
Ammonium thioglycolate (ATG) - ANSWER-Main active ingredient or reducing agent in alkaline.
Glyceryl monothioglycolate (GMTG) - ANSWER-Main active ingredient in acid and acid balanced waves.
Freehand Strokes - ANSWER-1, 3, 4, 8, 11, and 12.
Aniline derivatives - ANSWER-Contain small, uncolored dyes that combine with hydrogen peroxide to form larger, permanent dye molecules within the cortex.
Petrissage effect - ANSWER-Invigorating effect.
corpuscle - ANSWER-red or white blood cells (erythrocytes and leukocytes).
Grease pencil - ANSWER-Used to mark forehead where a hair solution should begin.
Veins of the head, face, and neck - ANSWER-Internal and external jugular veins.
Mentalis cause - ANSWER-Wrinkling of the chin.
Nerves - ANSWER-Long white cords made up of bundles of nerve fibers.
soft water - ANSWER-Best to use in barbershop.
Acidity and Alkalinity - ANSWER-Denote the letters of potential hydrogen.
10x - ANSWER-Gap between each ph level.
Alkali - ANSWER-Another term for bad.
Ph of conditioner - ANSWER-3 to 5.4.
Leukocytes - ANSWER-White blood cells.
Erythrocytes - ANSWER-Red blood cells.
OSHA regulates - ANSWER-health and safety.
Largest crainial bone - ANSWER-5th.
Procerus - ANSWER-Bridge of nose.
Staph - ANSWER-Bunches or clusters.
Antiseptics - ANSWER-Slow down grow of bacteria.
Infrared lights - ANSWER-Blue, red, and white
Tertiary colors - ANSWER-2 primary and 1 secondary.
Comb may vary - ANSWER-Depending on service.
Wide tooth combs - ANSWER-Used for detangling and chemical processes.
Metal - ANSWER-Not used as brush bristles.
Carbon steel - ANSWER-Make clipper blades.
3 1/2" blade - ANSWER-Used to cut the length to 3/8".
Rotary motor - ANSWER-The grease chamber should be kept about 2/3 full when using clippers.
Belgium hone (natural hone) - ANSWER-Cut from rock formation
Function of galvanic machine - ANSWER-Introduce water soluble products in the skin.
Occipital bone - ANSWER-Hindmost bone of the skull.
Zygomatic bones - ANSWER-Cheek bones.
Striated muscles - ANSWER-Moved by will (voluntary).
Non striated muscles - ANSWER-Move automatically (involuntary).
Muscles found in the face - ANSWER-Non striated.
Make up the muscles - ANSWER-Striated.
Insertion - ANSWER-Moveable attachment of muscle.
Belly - ANSWER-Center of a muscle.
Epicranius - ANSWER-Draw the scalp forward.
Antiseptics - ANSWER-May be used on the skin.
Solution - ANSWER-A solute dissolved in a solvent.
Wet sanitizer - ANSWER-Any covered receptacle large enough to permit the immersion of tools and implements into a disinfectant solution.
Contain disinfectant solution - ANSWER-Wet sanitizer.
Chemical used in barbershop - ANSWER-Should be properly labeled.
Effective disinfection in quats require - ANSWER-Short contact time.
CLEAN, CLOSED CABINET - ANSWER-Keep clean towels
Ph of hair and skin - ANSWER-4.5-5.5.
Modalities - ANSWER-Electrical currents used in facial and scalp treatments.
Electrode - ANSWER-Applicator that direct electrical currents from machine to face.
Tesla high-frequency current - ANSWER-Also known as violet ray; thermal or heat-producing current with a high rate of oscillation or vibration that is commonly used for scalp and facial treatments.
Tesla high frequency electrode shape - ANSWER-Flat.
Cortex of hair - ANSWER-middle layer of the hair shaft that provides strength, elasticity, and color.
Classification of hair color - ANSWER-Temporary, semi-permanent, Demi-permanent, and permanent.
Advantage of changeable straight razors - ANSWER-Eliminates honing.
Water hone - ANSWER-Used for slow cutting.
Face shapes - ANSWER-Oval, round, square, rectangle, triangle, inverted triangle,heart, diamond.
orbicularis oculi - ANSWER-Muscle around eye.
Determine processing time - ANSWER-Read manufacturers directions.
Dermal papilla - ANSWER-small cone shaped elevation located at the base of the hair follicle that fits into the hair bulb.
Hair begin it's growth in - ANSWER-Dermal Papilla.
Dry cabinet contain - ANSWER-Active fumigant.
Cutting and still blade - ANSWER-Clipper blades
Density - ANSWER-Diameter of strand of hair.
Mitosis - ANSWER-cell division in which the nucleus divides into nuclei containing the same number of chromosomes.
Max time of infrared light exposure on scalp - ANSWER-5 minutes.
Tuberculosis - ANSWER-An infectious disease that may affect almost all tissues of the body, especially the lungs.
Contract tuberculosis - ANSWER-Through the air
Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) - ANSWER-Information sheets that must be provided by the manufacturer for all hazardous products. [Show Less]