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Soapless oil shampoos contain:
1. Lanolin base
2. Olive Oil
3. Sulfonater oils
4. Safflower oil |
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The patron is ready to be shampooed. During the analysis the cosmetologist observed dry hair and should suggest what.
1. A tincture of green soap treatment
2. An egg shampoo
3. A highly alkaline shampoo
4. A setting lotion containing a sulfonated oil |
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After a treatment the patron's hair is left in an alkaline state. To counter act the alkalinity, the cosmetologist should apply:
1. Vinegar rinse
2. Chamomile
3. An ammonia rinse
4. Peroxide rinse |
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When the cosmetologist is applying a rake electrode to the scalp, the ray being used is:
1. Violet
2. Actinic
3. Infra-red
4. Ultraviolet |
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When treating alopeci areata, you should apply:
1. Glycerin
2. Ultra-violet ray
3. Blue light
4. Karaya |
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Most dry powder shampoos contain:
1. White henna
2. Pumice Powder
3. Orris root
4. Benzene |
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To avoid matting bleached hair, apply shampoo very slowly and work with:
1. Hot water
2. Hands on top of the head
3. Hands underneath the hair
4. The fingertips only |
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| 3. Hands underneath the hair |
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Dry, brittle, lightened and tinted hair is best cleaned with:
1. Non-strip shampoo
2. Tincture of green shampoo
3. Sulfonated shampoo oil
4. Strengthen the cortex |
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Shampoos with a high alkaline content will:
1. Close the cuticle
2. Give the hair luster
3. Damage the hair
4. Strengthen the cortex |
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Instant reconditioning preparations for dry damaged hair is applied to the;
1. Follicle of the hair
2. Scalp area
3. Ends of the hair |
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The technical term for aldness in round patches is called alopecia:
1. Senilis
2. Prematura
3. Areata
4. Capitis |
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You should not give a service to a patron with:
1. Milia
2. Psoriasis
3. Tinea Capitis
4. Canities |
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The technical term for split hair ends is:
1. Trichoptilosis
2. Trichorrhexis nodosa
3. Hypertrichosis
4. Hirsuties |
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One end of a shampoo molecule is made to be attracted to oils. For effective cleaning the opposite end is attracted to:
1. Grease
2. Dirt
3. Debris
4. Water |
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Using excessive amounts of shampoo to cleanse the hair is:
1. Beneficial
2. Required for damaged hair
3. Adverse
4. Advantageous |
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Protein reconditioners often:
1. Swell the hair
2. Restore the cuticle
3. Restore the cortex
4. Speed the drying of the hair. |
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Hair conditioners are needed because of:
1. Reduces porosity of the cuticle
2. Increases the porosity of the cuticle
3. Absense of medulla
4. The cuticle-cortex ration |
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| 2. Increases the porosity of the cuticle |
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Acids found in conditioners help to restore the:
1. Body to the cortex
2. Natural oil layer
3. Medulla
4. Cuticle of damaged hair |
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| 4. Cuticle of damaged hair |
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When giving a shampoo, pressure should be applied to the scalp with the:
1. Palm
2. Fingertips
3. Cushions of the fingers
4. Heel of the hand |
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The high frequency electrical treatment should be used on the scalp.
1. After the application of an astringent
2. After the application of tonics or alcohol lotions
3. With the application of witch hazel
4. Before the application of tonics or alcoholic lotions. |
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| 4. Before the application of tonics or alcoholic lotions. |
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For a dry scalp treatment, the best time to apply the heated oil to the hair and scalp is:
1. After the shampoo
2. Before the shampoo
3. Before the final rinse
4. After the final rinse |
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Cream shampoos contain:
1. Magnesium sulfate
2. Sulfonated oil
3. Magnesium Carbonate
4. Magnesium sterate |
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A tar shampoo is used for:
1. Tinted Hair
2. Dark, Oily hair
3. Blond, oily hair
4. Grey, Oily Hair |
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Most shampoos required the use of proper manipulations and a:
1. High alkaline rinse
2. Low alkaline rinse
3. Thorough rinse
4. Cream rinse |
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Most liquid dry shampoos contain:
1. Oils
2. Orris root
3. Water
4. Benzene |
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A vinegar rinse is used to:
1. Lighten the hair
2. Add color to the hair
3. Remove soap curds
4. Remove yellow cast from white hair |
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A citric acid rinse can be used in place of an:
1. Lemon rinse
2. Peroxide rinse
3. Henna rinse
4. Cream rinse |
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Commercial color rinse that adds temporary color to the hair is:
1. Simi-permanent hair color
2. Certified hair color
3. Aniline derivative colors
4. Cream hair colors |
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After applying an acid rinse, it is important to:
1. Not rinse
2. Rinse with cool water
3. Lightly shampoo
4. Rinse with hot water |
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