1) Your choice of application method could depend on: a) Speeds it up b) Hair length and manufacture's instructions. c) Sensitised (Chemically treated) hair. 2) How can you check the hair is ready when straightening hair a) Sensitised (Chemically treated) hair. b) Use smaller curlers and apply perm lotion thoroughly c) Test different areas of head to see if relaxed enough. 3) Why would you use a pre perm lotion application ( this is applying the lotion as you are putting in the rods a) Hydrogen Peroxide b) If hair is resistant c) Hair was over processed (perm left on too long) 4) How would you know which method of neutralising to use?  a) Read the manufacturer's instructions. b) Hydrogen Peroxide c) To avoid lines if hair is fine. 5) If you comb perm lotion through and not used rollers, what will it do to curly hair? a) Hair was over processed (perm left on too long) b) It will relax the curls. c) When no partings are required and using channel sections d) 6) What is the active ingredient in perm lotion? a) avoid damage to the cortex and cuticle b) To work with client’s parting and the style of their hair c) Ammonia thioglycolate 7) What is the active ingredient in neutralised? a) Hair was over processed (perm left on too long) b) Hydrogen Peroxide c) Closes the cuticle and prevents creeping oxidation 8) What should you do if a contra-indication is identified during the consultation?  a) NO! As it can spread to others b) Closes the cuticle and prevents creeping oxidation c) Do not proceed with the service 9) PPE is used because... a) To avoid lines if hair is fine. b) avoid damage to the cortex and cuticle c) It will protect from skin damage 10) What can damaged hair during perming be caused by? a) Read the manufacturer's instructions. b) Hair was over processed (perm left on too long) c) To work with client’s parting and the style of their hair 11) Main factors to consider when choosing the size of perm rods is... a) Before a perm, to even out the porosity of the hair b) Disulphide bonds are broken c) how curly the client wants it (degree of curl) and hair density (how much hair) . 12) What do you need to do to ensure thick heavy hair doesn't drop? a) To avoid lines if hair is fine. b) Porous (poor porosity) c) Use smaller curlers and apply perm lotion thoroughly 13) When is a brick wind more suited? a) Porous (poor porosity) b) Sensitised (Chemically treated) hair. c) To avoid lines if hair is fine. 14) When would you use a 9 section perm wind? a) Hydrogen Peroxide b) Use smaller curlers and apply perm lotion thoroughly c) When no partings are required and using channel sections 15) When would you use a directional perm wind? a) Closes the cuticle and prevents creeping oxidation b) Use smaller curlers and apply perm lotion thoroughly c) To work with client’s parting and the style of their hair 16) What would be the most suited hair type for an acid perm? a) Before a perm, to even out the porosity of the hair b) Sensitised (Chemically treated) hair. c) Use smaller curlers and apply perm lotion thoroughly 17) Why is it important to accurately record test results? a) To open the cuticle and fix the curl result in firmly b) Hair was over processed (perm left on too long) c) For future reference and in case of possible legal action 18) What are the physical effects of perm and straightening lotion on the structure? a) Disulphide bonds are broken b) For future reference and in case of possible legal action c) Use smaller curlers and apply perm lotion thoroughly 19) What effect do neutralisers have on the hair structure? a) NO! b) Speeds it up c) Disulphide bonds are reformed 20) What effect does heat have on the processing time?  a) virgin hair b) To work with client’s parting and the style of their hair c) Speeds it up 21) Accurate timing and thorough rinsing of products during the perming will... a) Before a perm, to even out the porosity of the hair b) If hair is resistant c) avoid damage to the cortex and cuticle 22) Why does the pH balance of the hair need to restored after a perm? a) For future reference and in case of possible legal action b) When no partings are required and using channel sections c) Closes the cuticle and prevents creeping oxidation 23) Why does water temperature need to be as hot as possible?  a) Disulphide bonds are reformed b) To open the cuticle and fix the curl result in firmly c) To work with client’s parting and the style of their hair 24) What hair type is most resistant to perming?  a) Before a perm, to even out the porosity of the hair b) virgin hair c) It will relax the curls. 25) Should a perm be carried out on hair if fine, chemically damaged with poor elasticity? a) Disulphide bonds are broken b) NO! c) Use smaller curlers and apply perm lotion thoroughly 26) What hair condition will process much quicker?  a) Hair was over processed (perm left on too long) b) Porous (poor porosity) c) Sensitised (Chemically treated) hair. 27) Should the perm be carried out if the client has a contra-indication that is infectious?  a) It will relax the curls. b) NO! As it can spread to others c) When no partings are required and using channel sections 28) When is a pre-perm treatment used? a) When no partings are required and using channel sections b) Before a perm, to even out the porosity of the hair c) To avoid lines if hair is fine.

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