This quiz is over the chemical Texture Services Chaper from the Milady's Standard Cosmetology Book
Take longer to perfom a service
Annoy the client
Improve your technical skills
Repeat past mistakes
Porous and resistant
Coarse, medium, and fine
Straight, wavy, curly, coiled
High and low
Curvature wrap
Spiral technique
Bricklay wrap
Piggyback wrap
Physical change
Chemical change
Hydrogen bond change
Peptide bond change
Base control
Placement of the curl
Size of the curl
Base direction
Bookend wrap
Single flat wrap
Single end paper wrap
Double flat wrap
Bookend wrap
Double end paper wrap
Single end paper wrap
Half wrap
Three minutes
Eight minutes
Ten minutes
Five minutes
Fine hair
Porous hair
Medium hair
Coarse hair
Damaged hair
Easily permed hair
Resistant hair
Porous hair
Easier to process
More susceptible to damage
Harder to penetrate
More fragile
Control the hair ends
Absorb moisture
Control elasticity
Maintain moisture
Thermal hair relaxing
Chemical hair waving
Chemical hair relaxing
Permanent waving
Off-base placement
On-base placement
Croquignole placement
Half-off-base placement
Straight rods
Tapered rods
Convex rods
Concave rods
5 to 10 minutes
3 to 5 minutes
15 to 30 minutes
10 to 15 minutes
High ph
More alkaline
Stronger
Less alkaline
50
80
25
70
Remove the rods
Apply more waving solution
Blot the rods with towls
Apply neutralizer
Oxidation haircolor
Demipermanent haircolor
A double-process color application
Permanent haircolor
Most easily broken
Strongest
Weakest
Most numerous
Chemical relaxing
Soft curl permanent
Permanent wave
Wet set
Disulfide bond change
Chemical change
End bond change
Physical change
Wrapping small sections
Croquignole wrapping short hair
Wraping very short hair
Spiral wrapping very long hair
Acid-balanced waves
Low-pH waves
Cold waves
Ammonia-free waves
Convex rods
Tapered rods
Straight rods
Concave rods
Creating hydrogen bonds
Breaking hydrogen bonds
Creating disulfide bonds
Breaking disulfide bonds
Density
Elasticity
Porosity
Texture
Tension
Curl size
Side bonds broken
Hydrogen bonds broken
45 degrees above perpendicular
Parallel
45 degrees below perpendicular
Perpendicular (90 degrees)
Double flat wrap
Single flat wrap
One-way wrap
Bookend wrap
1/2
1/3
1/4
1/6
Uses two tools on one strand of hair
Produces a uniform curl from scalp to ends
Follows the curvature of the head
Is particularly suited for short hair
Alchol
Neutralizer
Hydrogen peroxide
Ammonia
Side bonds
Peptide bonds
End bonds
Polypeptide chanines
Used with a croguignole wrap
Fastened to form a circle
Bent into many shapes
Used with a spiral wrap
Subtraction
Hydrogenation
Reduction
Oxidation
Uneven curls
Mild odor
Hair straightening
Smooth curls
Off-base placement
Croquignole wrapping
Spiral wrapping
On-base placement
Acid-balanced
Alkaline
Endothermic
Exothermic
Length
Hairline
Color
Growth direction
Partings
Base controls
Subpanels
Base sections
Thick hair
Porous hair
Fine hair
Resistant hair
Apply a pre-neutralizing conditioner
Wash with a gentle shampoo
Rinse a second time
Apply protective cream
Weave technique
Straight perm wrap
Bricklay perm wrap
Curvature perm wrap
Preliminary test curls
A strand test
An elasticity test
A patch test
Water
Blow-dryers
Changes in pH
High humidity
Half-off-base placement
On-base placement
Cross-base placement
Off-base placement
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