When learning how to become a hairdresser, it’s one thing to know how to cut hair and another thing to know the actual science behind the hair follicles you happen to be cutting. What do you know about hair?
Surface
Epidermis
Dermis
Outer layer
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5-7 years
5-7 weeks
3-4 months
3-4 years
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In the resting stage
In the active growing stage
The follicle changing to the resting stage
New hair beginning to grow in the follicle
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False
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False
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False
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Alopecia Areata
Folliculitis
Ringworm
Traction Alopecia
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Psoriasis
Alopecia
Dandruff
Folliculitis
Keloids
Ingrowing hair
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Spots
Visible parasites
Bald patches
Yellow crusts
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False
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False
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Thorough consultation
Regular visits to the salon
A well balanced diet
Brushing hair gently when wet
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To allow a thorough coonsultation to take place
To limit the damage that could be caused to the hair
To limit the time the client spends in the saloon
To make the hairdresser appear more professional
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False
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Lifestyle
Hair length
Hair in good condition
Poor diet
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