Are you preparing for your state board cosmetology exam? This quiz may be helpful to you. You must know the condition that the hair should be in to perform a chemical wave, what determines your lovely locks' texture, what temporary hair color does to the hair, and what is a chemical relaxer retouch service. This quiz will explain what is expected of you for the state board cosmetology exam. Go for it.
At crown
At scalp
Where hair porosity is greatest
Where hair density is greatest
Normal
Resistant
Fine
Coarse
Slightly dampened
Brushed vigorously
Given a cream rinse
Analyzed and shampooed
Massage treatment
Hair analysis
Permanent wave
Conditioning treatment
Bacilli
Spirilla
Streptococci
Cocci
Porosity
Elasticity
Diameter
Density
Coat the cuticle layer
Coat the medulla layer
Penetrate the cuticle
Penetrate the medulla
To open pores
To eliminate pain
To avoid infection
To remove dead skin
Razor
Shears
Clippers
Thinning shears
Coats and seals the relaxer into the hair
Allows deeper penetration of relaxer into the hair shaft
Helps even the porosity
Increases neutralizing time
Oil
Machine
Regular
Antiseptic
Bed
Plate
Lunula
Cuticle
Line
Trough
Ridge
C-shape
Expand
Harden
Contract
Circulate
Nerves
Teeth
Bones
Tendons
Shampooing process
Winding process
Chemical wave solution
Neutralizing solution
Natural pigment
Temporary colors
Artificial pigment
Conditioner build-up
Blue nails
White spots
Onychophagy
Onychomycosis
Abrasions are present
Henna is to be applied
The hair has been tinted
The hair has recently been brushed
Fine
Coarse
Resistant
Lightened
Dry
Oily
Curly
Thick
Apply a filler
Soften the hair
Use a color rinse
Strip the hair shaft
Apply a protective base
Use a mild shampoo
Apply a conditioner to hair
Use astringent on the scalp
Add bulk
Thin hair
Create layers
Establish guidelines
It protects the skin from injury
It nourishes the connective tissue
It gives flexibility to the nail
It forms the base of all horny tissue