Cosmetology Practice Test: Basic Quiz

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    Pediculosis capitis is __________

    • Athlete's foot
    • Ring worm
    • Head lice
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Cosmetology is the study of beauty treatment, such as makeup application, nail care, and skincare. To be a good cosmetologist, you need to test out what you know about different skin colors, hair types, and make them even better. Do you think you have enough knowledge on this study to pass this quiz? Do give it a shot and get to find out for sure.

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  • 2. 
    When razor cutting, it is recommended that hair be cut ____________ - ProProfs

    When razor cutting, it is recommended that hair be cut ____________

    • Wet

    • Damp

    • Dry

    • Dry after straightening

    Correct Answer
    A. Wet
    Explanation
    When razor cutting, it is recommended that hair be cut wet. This is because wet hair is easier to control and manipulate, allowing for more precise and even cuts. Wet hair also helps the razor glide smoothly through the hair, reducing the risk of tugging or pulling. Additionally, cutting wet hair can help prevent split ends and breakage, as the water adds moisture and weight to the hair strands. Overall, cutting hair when wet ensures a smoother and more professional result.

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  • 3. 
    The amount of hair on a person's head is referred to as _____________ - ProProfs

    The amount of hair on a person's head is referred to as _____________

    • Thickness

    • Density

    • Texture

    • None of the above

    Correct Answer
    A. Density
    Explanation
    Density refers to the amount of hair on a person's head. It measures how closely packed the hair follicles are on the scalp. A person with high hair density has a lot of hair follicles per square inch, while a person with low hair density has fewer hair follicles. Therefore, density is the correct term to describe the amount of hair on a person's head.

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  • 4. 
    Eye tabbing involves the application of _______________ - ProProfs

    Eye tabbing involves the application of _______________

    • Individual lashes

    • Band lashes

    • Strip lashes

    • Permanent eyeliner

    Correct Answer
    A. Individual lashes
    Explanation
    Eye tabbing involves the application of individual lashes, which are applied one by one to the natural lashes to create a fuller and more natural look. Unlike band lashes or strip lashes, individual lashes provide a more customizable and precise result. Permanent eyeliner, on the other hand, is a different procedure that involves tattooing the eyeliner onto the skin. Therefore, the correct answer for this question is individual lashes.

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  • 5. 
    The hair found on a man's face is called _______________ - ProProfs

    The hair found on a man's face is called _______________

    • Vellus

    • Lanugo

    • Terminal

    • Barba

    Correct Answer
    A. Barba
    Explanation
    The hair found on a man's face is called "barba". This term specifically refers to the facial hair that grows on the chin, jaw, and cheeks of adult males. It is commonly known as a beard. The other options mentioned in the question, vellus, lanugo, and terminal, do not specifically pertain to facial hair on men.

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  • 6. 
    Another name for tesla (high frequency) current is __________ - ProProfs

    Another name for tesla (high frequency) current is __________

    • Blue ray

    • Violet ray

    • White light

    • Ultra violet ray

    Correct Answer
    A. Violet ray
    Explanation
    Tesla current, also known as high frequency current, is often associated with the color violet. This is because high frequency currents are often used in violet ray therapy, a form of treatment that utilizes the healing properties of violet light. Therefore, the correct answer for another name for tesla (high frequency) current is violet ray.

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    A weft will be found in a _______________ - ProProfs

    A weft will be found in a _______________

    • Cap wig

    • Capless wig

    • Postiche

    • None of the above

    Correct Answer
    A. Capless wig
    Explanation
    A weft will be found in a capless wig. A weft refers to a strip of hair that is sewn together at the top and used to create volume and thickness in wigs. In a capless wig, the wefts are sewn onto thin strips of material instead of a solid cap. This construction allows for better ventilation and a lighter weight, making the wig more comfortable to wear. Therefore, the presence of wefts in a capless wig is what distinguishes it from other types of wigs.

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    The red dermal light is used to treat ______________ - ProProfs

    The red dermal light is used to treat ______________

    • Oily skin

    • Acneic skin

    • Dry skin

    • Combination skin

    Correct Answer
    A. Dry skin
    Explanation
    The red dermal light is used to treat dry skin because it helps to stimulate collagen production and increase blood circulation, resulting in improved hydration and moisturization of the skin. This can help to alleviate dryness and restore moisture balance to the skin.

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