Hair Forming And Finishing
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Questions and Answers
- 1.
The process of shaping and directing the hair into a pattern of S-shaped waves with the fingers, combs and waving lotion is called:
- A.
Finger waving
- B.
Wet setting
- C.
Thermal curling
- D.
Thermal waving
- E.
Ridge curling
Correct Answer
A. Finger wavingExplanation
Finger waving is the correct answer because it involves shaping and directing the hair into S-shaped waves using the fingers, combs, and waving lotion. This technique does not require heat or wetting the hair, unlike thermal curling or wet setting. Ridge curling is not a commonly used term in hairstyling, and thermal waving specifically refers to using heat to create waves in the hair.Rate this question:
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- 2.
Waving lotion is a type of hair gel used during finger waving to keep the hair:
- A.
Wet
- B.
Dry
- C.
Pilable
- D.
Stiff
- E.
Straight
Correct Answer
C. PilableExplanation
Waving lotion is a specific type of hair gel that is used during finger waving techniques. The purpose of waving lotion is to keep the hair pliable, which means it makes the hair flexible and easy to mold into waves using the fingers. This is why the correct answer is "pilable".Rate this question:
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- 3.
A good waving lotion for finger waving is harmless to the hair and:
- A.
Should be used liberally
- B.
Dries on contact
- C.
Leaves a mild residue
- D.
Is a good source of vitamin D
- E.
Does not flake when dry
Correct Answer
E. Does not flake when dryExplanation
A good waving lotion for finger waving should not flake when dry because flaking can be unsightly and can also cause discomfort to the person. Flaking may indicate that the lotion is not properly formulated or that it is not suitable for the hair type. A lotion that does not flake when dry ensures that the hairstyle remains intact and looks neat and tidy.Rate this question:
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- 4.
Finger wave lotion should be applied:
- A.
While wearing gloves
- B.
To one side of the head at a time
- C.
With a brush
- D.
With a comb
- E.
To the entire head after shampooing
Correct Answer
B. To one side of the head at a timeExplanation
Finger wave lotion should be applied to one side of the head at a time in order to achieve the desired style. This allows for better control and precision in creating the finger waves. Applying the lotion to one side at a time ensures that each wave is properly formed and the desired look is achieved.Rate this question:
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- 5.
When finger waving, pinching or pushing ridges with the fingers will create:
- A.
Overdirection of the ridge
- B.
Inconsistent waves
- C.
Tight curls
- D.
Splits
- E.
Underdirection of the ridge
Correct Answer
A. Overdirection of the ridgeExplanation
When finger waving, overdirecting the ridge means pushing or pinching the ridges in a direction opposite to their natural fall. This technique creates a wave pattern that extends beyond the natural hairline, resulting in an exaggerated wave or curl. Therefore, overdirection of the ridge is the correct answer as it accurately describes the outcome of manipulating the ridges in finger waving.Rate this question:
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- 6.
The three main parts of a pin curl are the base, stem and:
- A.
Curl
- B.
Medulla
- C.
Pinch
- D.
Circle
- E.
Wave
Correct Answer
D. CircleExplanation
The three main parts of a pin curl are the base, stem, and circle. The base is the stationary foundation of the curl, the stem is the section of hair that is wrapped around the base, and the circle refers to the shape created by the wrapped hair. The circle is what gives the curl its rounded form and holds it in place.Rate this question:
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- 7.
The section of the pin curl between the base and the first arc is the:
- A.
Stem
- B.
Curl
- C.
Circle
- D.
Wave
- E.
Neck
Correct Answer
A. StemExplanation
The section of the pin curl between the base and the first arc is referred to as the "stem." The stem is the straight portion of the curl that connects the base, where the curl is anchored, to the first arc, which forms the curl shape. This term is commonly used in hairstyling to describe the different parts of a pin curl and their specific functions.Rate this question:
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- 8.
The stationary part of the pin curl is the:
- A.
Circle
- B.
Curl
- C.
Stem
- D.
Ridge
- E.
Base
Correct Answer
E. BaseExplanation
The correct answer is "base". In pin curls, the base refers to the stationary part of the curl that is secured against the scalp. It acts as the foundation for the curl and provides stability. The base is usually formed by the hair that is closest to the scalp and is not wrapped around the curling tool. By anchoring the curl at the base, it ensures that the curl remains in place and maintains its desired shape.Rate this question:
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- 9.
A tight, firm, long lasting curl is produced by the:
- A.
Full-stem curl
- B.
Mobile stem curl
- C.
Half-stem curl
- D.
No-stem curl
- E.
Plant-stem curl
Correct Answer
D. No-stem curlExplanation
A no-stem curl refers to a curl that is produced without the use of a stem. This means that the curl is created directly on the hair without any additional support or structure. Since there is no stem involved, the curl is able to be tight, firm, and long lasting.Rate this question:
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- 10.
The greatest curl mobility is achieved with the:
- A.
No-stem curl
- B.
Quarter-turn curl
- C.
Full-stem curl
- D.
Skip-stem curl
- E.
Half-stem curl
Correct Answer
C. Full-stem curlExplanation
The full-stem curl achieves the greatest curl mobility because it allows for maximum control and manipulation of the hair. With a full stem, the curling iron can grip the hair securely, resulting in a tighter and more defined curl. This type of curl also provides more longevity as it holds its shape for a longer period of time. The other options, such as the no-stem, quarter-turn, skip-stem, and half-stem curls, may not provide the same level of control and hold, resulting in less curl mobility.Rate this question:
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- 11.
A section of hair that is moulded in a circular movement in preparation for the formation of curls is:
- A.
Shaping
- B.
Parting
- C.
Base
- D.
Ribbon
- E.
Section
Correct Answer
A. ShapingExplanation
Shaping refers to the process of moulding a section of hair in a circular movement in order to prepare it for the formation of curls. This technique is commonly used in hairstyling to create defined and uniform curls.Rate this question:
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- 12.
Open center curls produce:
- A.
Staright hair
- B.
Uniform curls
- C.
Curls that decrease in size
- D.
Waves that decrease in size
- E.
Volume
Correct Answer
B. Uniform curlsExplanation
Open center curls produce uniform curls. This means that when using open center curls, the resulting curls will be consistent in size and shape throughout the hair. Unlike other curling techniques that may create curls of varying sizes, open center curls ensure that the curls are evenly distributed and have a similar appearance. This technique is commonly used to achieve a polished and well-defined curly hairstyle.Rate this question:
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- 13.
Pin curls that are good for fine hair and produce a fluffy curl are:
- A.
Clockwise pin curls
- B.
Open center curls
- C.
Closed center curls
- D.
Cascade curls
- E.
Counterclockwise pin curls
Correct Answer
C. Closed center curlsExplanation
Closed center curls are good for fine hair and produce a fluffy curl because the hair is wrapped around the pin curl in a tight, closed loop. This creates more tension on the hair, resulting in a tighter and more defined curl. Additionally, the closed center helps to hold the curl in place for a longer period of time.Rate this question:
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- 14.
The most common pin curl base you will use is the:
- A.
First base
- B.
Square base
- C.
Rectangular base
- D.
Arc base
- E.
Triangular base
Correct Answer
D. Arc baseExplanation
The correct answer is "arc base." Pin curls are a common hairstyling technique where hair is wrapped around the fingers and secured with a pin. The base refers to the area of the scalp where the curl is anchored. The arc base is the most commonly used base for pin curls, as it creates a soft, rounded curl. The other options listed (first base, square base, rectangular base, triangular base) are not as commonly used or may refer to specific techniques or styles.Rate this question:
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- 15.
In a pin curl set, the finished curl is not affected by the:
- A.
Size of the curl
- B.
Colour of the hair
- C.
Shape of the base
- D.
Amount of hair used
- E.
Direction of the curl
Correct Answer
C. Shape of the baseExplanation
The shape of the base does not affect the finished curl in a pin curl set. The base refers to the section of hair that is wrapped around the finger before being pinned to the scalp. The shape of the base can vary, such as flat, square, triangular, or rectangular. However, regardless of the shape chosen, it does not impact the final outcome of the curl. Other factors, such as the size of the curl, color of the hair, amount of hair used, and direction of the curl, may affect the finished result.Rate this question:
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- 16.
Triangular pin curl bases are used to:
- A.
Add texture
- B.
Add height
- C.
Maintain a smooth upsweep look
- D.
Avoid tangling
- E.
Prevent splits in the finishing style
Correct Answer
E. Prevent splits in the finishing styleExplanation
Triangular pin curl bases are used to prevent splits in the finishing style. By creating a triangular base with the pin curl, it helps to secure the hair in place and prevent it from splitting or unraveling. This technique is especially useful for creating a polished and smooth look, as it ensures that the style stays intact and avoids any unwanted frizz or flyaways.Rate this question:
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- 17.
Pin curl bases suitable for curly hairstyles without much volume or lift are the:
- A.
Arc bases
- B.
Square bases
- C.
Rectangular bases
- D.
Circular bases
- E.
Baseball bases
Correct Answer
B. Square basesExplanation
Square bases are suitable for curly hairstyles without much volume or lift because they create a tighter and more compact curl. The square shape allows the hair to be wrapped around the base in a uniform manner, resulting in defined and controlled curls. This type of base is ideal for achieving a polished and sleek look with minimal volume.Rate this question:
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- 18.
An important technique to use when making pin curls is:
- A.
Ribboning
- B.
Pulling
- C.
Shaping
- D.
Squeezing
- E.
Cutting
Correct Answer
A. RibboningExplanation
Ribboning is an important technique used when making pin curls. It involves gently combing the hair with a comb or fingers in a ribbon-like motion before wrapping it around the curling tool. This technique helps to create smooth and defined curls by ensuring that the hair is evenly distributed and wrapped around the curler. It also helps to prevent tangles and ensures that the curls are uniform in size and shape.Rate this question:
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Pin curls sliced from a shaping and formed without liftingthe hair from the head are called:
- A.
Cascade or stand-up curls
- B.
Flat curls
- C.
Fat curls
- D.
Carved curls
- E.
Barrel curls
Correct Answer
D. Carved curlsExplanation
Carved curls are pin curls that are sliced from a shaping and formed without lifting the hair from the head. This technique creates a more sculpted and defined curl pattern, giving the hair a carved appearance. Unlike cascade or stand-up curls, flat curls, fat curls, or barrel curls, carved curls involve a specific method of shaping the hair without lifting it, resulting in a unique and distinct curl style.Rate this question:
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- 20.
Pin curls are correctly anchored when:
- A.
The clip covers the circle
- B.
Two clips are used
- C.
The clip enters at the open end
- D.
No pins are used
- E.
They have closed centers
Correct Answer
C. The clip enters at the open endExplanation
When anchoring pin curls, the clip should be inserted at the open end of the curl. This ensures that the clip holds the hair securely in place and prevents the curl from unraveling. Inserting the clip at the open end allows it to grip the hair tightly and keep the curl intact.Rate this question:
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- 21.
Curls used to create a wave behind a ridge are called:
- A.
Skip waves
- B.
Ridge curls
- C.
Finger waves
- D.
Tidal waves
- E.
Clockwise waves
Correct Answer
B. Ridge curlsExplanation
Ridge curls are the correct answer because they refer to the curls that are created behind a ridge. This suggests that the curls are formed in a way that follows the shape and direction of the ridge, resulting in a wavy pattern. The other options, such as skip waves, finger waves, tidal waves, and clockwise waves, do not specifically mention the connection with a ridge.Rate this question:
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- 22.
Two rows of ridge curls create:
- A.
Soft curls
- B.
Maximum height
- C.
A strong wave pattern
- D.
Soft lines between waves
- E.
Pin foundations
Correct Answer
C. A strong wave patternExplanation
The correct answer is "a strong wave pattern". This is because ridge curls, which are created by using a comb to create ridges in the hair and then curling the hair around those ridges, result in a wave pattern that is defined and prominent. The ridges create structure and shape to the curls, giving them a strong and noticeable wave pattern.Rate this question:
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- 23.
Pin curls used to achieve height in the hair design are:
- A.
Barrel curl
- B.
Ridge curls
- C.
Carved curls
- D.
Skip waves
- E.
Cascade curls
Correct Answer
E. Cascade curlsExplanation
Cascade curls are used to achieve height in a hair design. These curls are created by wrapping sections of hair around a curling iron or hot rollers, starting from the roots and going towards the ends. As the name suggests, cascade curls create a cascading effect, adding volume and height to the hair. This technique is commonly used in formal hairstyles or updos where height and texture are desired.Rate this question:
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- 24.
Barrel curls are fastened to the head in a standing postion on a:
- A.
Arc base
- B.
Rectangular base
- C.
Circular base
- D.
Triangular base
- E.
Cake base
Correct Answer
B. Rectangular baseExplanation
Barrel curls are a type of hairstyle where the hair is curled using a curling iron or hot rollers. When fastening barrel curls to the head, a rectangular base is used. This means that the curls are secured to the scalp in a straight line, creating a neat and organized look. Using a rectangular base allows for better control and stability when styling the hair, ensuring that the curls stay in place for a longer period of time.Rate this question:
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- 25.
A roller holds the equivalent of:
- A.
Eight stand-up curls
- B.
1/2 of a stand-up curl
- C.
Five stand-up curls
- D.
One stand-up curl
- E.
Two to four stand-up curls
Correct Answer
E. Two to four stand-up curlsExplanation
The roller holds the equivalent of two to four stand-up curls. This means that the amount of hair that can be rolled onto the roller is between two and four times the amount of hair that can be held in a stand-up curl.Rate this question:
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Rollers are different from pin curls in several ways, one way being that they:
- A.
Offer fewer creative possibilities
- B.
Work the hair without tension
- C.
Give a weaker set
- D.
Give a stronger set
- E.
Take longer to form
Correct Answer
D. Give a stronger setExplanation
Rollers give a stronger set compared to pin curls. This means that when using rollers, the resulting curls or waves in the hair will be more defined and longer-lasting. This is because rollers apply more tension to the hair, creating a tighter and more secure curl. In contrast, pin curls may offer more creative possibilities but may not provide as strong of a set due to the lack of tension applied to the hair. Additionally, rollers may take longer to form as they require more time and effort to properly set in the hair.Rate this question:
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The panel of hair on which the roller is placed is called the:
- A.
Curl
- B.
Base
- C.
Mat
- D.
Circle
- E.
Stem
Correct Answer
B. BaseExplanation
The panel of hair on which the roller is placed is called the "base". The base is the foundation of a hairstyle and provides support for the roller, allowing it to create the desired curl or wave in the hair. It is an essential element in achieving the desired hairstyle and ensuring that the roller stays in place securely.Rate this question:
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The hair between the scalp and the first turn of the roller is:
- A.
Circle
- B.
Base
- C.
Curl
- D.
Stem
- E.
Skeegum
Correct Answer
D. StemExplanation
The hair between the scalp and the first turn of the roller is referred to as the "stem." This term is commonly used in hairstyling to describe the section of hair that is closest to the scalp and is wrapped around a roller or curling iron. The stem is the starting point for creating a curl or wave in the hair, as it is the section that is heated or manipulated to achieve the desired style.Rate this question:
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The part of the roller curl that determines the size of the wave or curl is the:
- A.
Base
- B.
Knob
- C.
Circle or curl
- D.
Stem
- E.
Clip
Correct Answer
C. Circle or curlExplanation
The circle or curl of the roller determines the size of the wave or curl. This means that the shape and size of the roller will directly affect the outcome of the hairstyle. Different sizes of circles or curls will create different types of waves or curls in the hair.Rate this question:
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If hair is wound 1 1/2 turns around a roller, it will create:
- A.
Stright hair
- B.
A well-anchored curl
- C.
Curls
- D.
A wave
- E.
A C-shape
Correct Answer
D. A waveExplanation
When hair is wound 1 1/2 turns around a roller, it creates a wave. This is because the hair is partially wrapped around the roller, resulting in a looser curl pattern compared to if it was fully wrapped. The hair will have a gentle undulating shape, resembling a wave rather than tight curls or straight hair.Rate this question:
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A C shape will result if the hair is wound around the roller:
- A.
7 turns
- B.
One turn
- C.
1 1/2 turns
- D.
2 1/2 turns
- E.
Five turns
Correct Answer
B. One turnExplanation
If the hair is wound around the roller only once, it will create a C shape. This is because a single turn will not create a full loop or coil, but rather a partial curve resembling the letter C.Rate this question:
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The volume achieved in a hairstyle is determined by the size of the roller and:
- A.
Time of day
- B.
The anchoring clips used
- C.
The direction of the curl
- D.
The number of rollers used
- E.
How it sits on its base
Correct Answer
E. How it sits on its baseExplanation
The volume achieved in a hairstyle is determined by how the hair sits on its base. This refers to the way the hair is positioned and secured on the roller or base. If the hair is wrapped tightly and secured properly, it will create more volume. On the other hand, if the hair is loosely wrapped or not secured well, it will result in less volume. The size of the roller, time of day, anchoring clips, direction of the curl, and number of rollers used may also play a role in achieving volume, but the most important factor is how the hair sits on its base.Rate this question:
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An on-base roller curl produces:
- A.
A crsip curl
- B.
The least amount of volume
- C.
Medium volume
- D.
Full volume
- E.
Straight hair
Correct Answer
D. Full volumeExplanation
An on-base roller curl produces full volume because when the hair is wrapped tightly around the roller from the base to the ends, it creates maximum lift and body. The roller's position at the base of the hair shaft allows for more space between the hair and the scalp, resulting in a fuller and more voluminous look. This technique is commonly used to achieve a glamorous and voluminous hairstyle.Rate this question:
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For the least amount of volume in a roller set, use the:
- A.
Open-end method
- B.
Off-base method
- C.
Half-base method
- D.
Lift-drop method
- E.
On-base method
Correct Answer
B. Off-base methodExplanation
The off-base method is the correct answer for achieving the least amount of volume in a roller set. In this method, the hair is wrapped around the roller starting from the ends and not rolled all the way up to the scalp. By leaving the base flat, the volume at the roots is minimized, resulting in a flatter and smoother look. This technique is often used when creating sleek and polished hairstyles.Rate this question:
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A loose roller that is not properly secured to the head will result in:
- A.
Larger curls
- B.
A longer-lasting set
- C.
Baldness
- D.
A weak set
- E.
Broken hair
Correct Answer
D. A weak setExplanation
If a loose roller is not properly secured to the head, it will result in a weak set. This means that the curls created by the roller will not hold well and may easily unravel or lose their shape. This can be due to the lack of proper tension and stability in the roller, preventing it from effectively shaping the hair and providing a long-lasting set.Rate this question:
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Hot rollers and Velcro rollers are used:
- A.
For minimum volume
- B.
Only on short hair
- C.
Only on dry hair
- D.
For 30 minutes at a time
- E.
Only on wet hair
Correct Answer
C. Only on dry hairExplanation
Hot rollers and Velcro rollers are used only on dry hair because wet hair will not hold the shape created by the rollers. Wet hair is more prone to damage and breakage when heat is applied, so it is recommended to use these types of rollers on dry hair to achieve the desired volume and style. Using them on wet hair may result in a less effective or shorter-lasting result.Rate this question:
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Back-combing and back-brushing are used to:
- A.
Hide head acne
- B.
Decrease volume
- C.
Keep the hair close to the head
- D.
Relax the set
- E.
Remove roller indentations
Correct Answer
E. Remove roller indentationsExplanation
Back-combing and back-brushing are hairstyling techniques used to create volume and texture in the hair. When hair is styled using rollers, it can sometimes leave indentations or marks on the hair. By back-combing or back-brushing the hair, these roller indentations can be smoothed out and removed, resulting in a more even and uniform hairstyle.Rate this question:
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Teasing, ratting, matting and French lacing are other terms for:
- A.
Comb-out
- B.
Smoothing
- C.
Back-brusing
- D.
Back-combing
- E.
Hair wrapping
Correct Answer
D. Back-combingExplanation
Teasing, ratting, matting, and French lacing are all terms used to describe the technique of back-combing the hair. Back-combing involves combing the hair against its natural direction to create volume and texture. This technique is commonly used to create hairstyles with added height and fullness.Rate this question:
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Ruffing is another name for:
- A.
Smoothing
- B.
Cutting hair on an angle
- C.
Back-brushing
- D.
Back-combing
- E.
Relaxing the set
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C. Back-brushingExplanation
Back-brushing is the process of combing the hair in the opposite direction to add volume and create a teased or textured effect. It is commonly used to create height and fullness in hairstyles. Ruffing is another term that refers to the same technique of back-brushing the hair. It is often used in hairstyling and is a popular method for achieving a desired look with added texture and volume.Rate this question:
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A technique used to keep curly or extremely curly hair smooth and stright is:
- A.
Hair wrapping
- B.
Wet setting
- C.
Finger waving
- D.
Head waxing
- E.
French lacing
Correct Answer
A. Hair wrappingExplanation
Hair wrapping is a technique used to keep curly or extremely curly hair smooth and straight. It involves wrapping the hair tightly around the head using a scarf or a similar material. This helps to flatten the hair and keep it in place, resulting in a smoother and straighter appearance. Hair wrapping is commonly used as a protective style to maintain the shape and texture of curly hair while preventing frizz and breakage.Rate this question:
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The part of the blow-dryer that directs the air stream to any section of the hair more intensely is the:
- A.
Comb or pick
- B.
Concentrator
- C.
Fan
- D.
Outlet
- E.
Diffuser
Correct Answer
B. ConcentratorExplanation
The concentrator is the part of the blow-dryer that directs the air stream to any section of the hair more intensely. It is designed to focus the airflow and create a more targeted and powerful stream of air, allowing for precise styling and drying of specific sections of the hair. This attachment is often used to smooth and straighten the hair, as well as to add volume and control to specific areas.Rate this question:
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The diffuser attachment of a blow-dryer causes the air to flow:
- A.
In all directions
- B.
At a cooler temperature
- C.
More softly
- D.
At a hotter temperature
- E.
Backwards
Correct Answer
C. More softlyExplanation
The diffuser attachment of a blow-dryer causes the air to flow more softly. Diffusers are designed to disperse the airflow, creating a gentle and even distribution of air. This is particularly useful for individuals with curly or wavy hair, as it helps to minimize frizz and maintain the natural texture of the hair. The diffuser attachment typically has multiple prongs or fingers that help to break up the airflow, resulting in a softer and less intense drying experience.Rate this question:
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It is particularly important that the air intake at the back of a blow-dryer be kept:
- A.
Filled with water
- B.
Clogged
- C.
Cool
- D.
Covered
- E.
Clear
Correct Answer
E. ClearExplanation
The air intake at the back of a blow-dryer should be kept clear. This is because the air intake allows the blow-dryer to draw in fresh air, which is necessary for proper functioning. If the air intake is blocked or clogged, it can restrict the airflow and cause the blow-dryer to overheat. Keeping the air intake clear ensures that the blow-dryer operates efficiently and prevents any potential damage or overheating.Rate this question:
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Combs with closely spaced teeth:
- A.
Create more surface texture
- B.
Lift the hair away from the head
- C.
Create a smooth surface
- D.
Create spikey hair
- E.
Shape larger sections of hair
Correct Answer
C. Create a smooth surfaceExplanation
Combs with closely spaced teeth create a smooth surface because the closely spaced teeth allow for better control and precision when combing through the hair. This type of comb is ideal for smoothing out any tangles or knots in the hair, resulting in a sleek and polished look. The closely spaced teeth also help to distribute hair products evenly throughout the hair, further enhancing the smoothness and shine.Rate this question:
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A classic styling brush has a:
- A.
Half-rounded rubber base
- B.
Ventilated base
- C.
No base
- D.
Large, flat base
- E.
Generally oval base
Correct Answer
A. Half-rounded rubber baseExplanation
A classic styling brush typically has a half-rounded rubber base. This type of base helps to provide a comfortable grip and control while brushing the hair. The half-rounded shape allows the brush to easily glide through the hair without causing tangles or pulling. The rubber material also helps to add some flexibility to the base, making it more durable and resistant to breakage. Overall, the half-rounded rubber base is a common feature in classic styling brushes due to its functionality and ease of use.Rate this question:
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The brush that is generally oval with pure natural bristles or quills of brsilte and nylon mix is the:
- A.
Vent brush
- B.
Round brush
- C.
Grooming brush
- D.
Paddle brush
- E.
Teasing brush
Correct Answer
C. Grooming brushExplanation
The correct answer is grooming brush. A grooming brush is generally oval-shaped and made with pure natural bristles or a mix of bristle and nylon. This type of brush is commonly used for grooming and styling hair. It helps to detangle and smooth the hair, distribute natural oils, and add shine. It is a versatile brush suitable for various hair types and lengths.Rate this question:
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Smaller round brushes used during blow-drying:
- A.
Bevel the hair ends
- B.
Lift the hair at the scalp
- C.
Straighten the hair
- D.
Add more curl
- E.
Heat up quickly are dangerous
Correct Answer
D. Add more curlExplanation
Smaller round brushes used during blow-drying can add more curl to the hair. These brushes are designed to create volume and enhance the natural curl or wave pattern of the hair. When the hair is wrapped around the brush and heated with a blow dryer, it creates a curling effect, resulting in more defined curls or waves.Rate this question:
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- 48.
A light, airy, whipped styling product that resembles shaving foam is:
- A.
Hair spray
- B.
Liquid gel
- C.
Wax
- D.
Hair butter
- E.
Mousse
Correct Answer
E. MousseExplanation
Mousse is a light, airy, whipped styling product that resembles shaving foam. It is commonly used to add volume and texture to hair without weighing it down. Mousse is typically applied to damp hair and then blow-dried to create desired styles. Unlike hair spray, liquid gel, wax, or hair butter, mousse has a unique texture and consistency that allows for easy application and manipulation of the hair.Rate this question:
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- 49.
The most widely used hairstyling product is:
- A.
Hairspray
- B.
Mousse
- C.
Pomade
- D.
Liquid gel
- E.
Vegetable oil
Correct Answer
A. HairsprayExplanation
Hairspray is the most widely used hairstyling product because it provides hold and control for various hairstyles. It is easy to use and can be applied to both wet and dry hair. Hairspray helps to keep the hair in place and prevent frizz, making it a popular choice for styling and finishing hair. It is also versatile and can be used for different hair types and styles, making it a preferred option among hairstylists and individuals alike.Rate this question:
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- 50.
A hairstyling product that adds considerable weight to the hair is:
- A.
Foam or mousse
- B.
Pomade or wax
- C.
hair perfume
- D.
Liquid gel
- E.
Silicone thinner
Correct Answer
B. Pomade or waxExplanation
Pomade or wax is a hairstyling product that adds considerable weight to the hair. These products are typically made with heavy ingredients such as oils and waxes, which help to create a strong hold and add texture to the hair. The weight of the product can make the hair appear thicker and more voluminous, but it can also make the hair feel heavy and weighed down. Therefore, pomade or wax is the correct answer as it adds considerable weight to the hair.Rate this question:
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