Cosmetology EOPA Practice Test

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• The scaly feet condition should be evaluated to determine if it is caused by what?
• Which term describes nails with lengthwise ridges and a rough surface?
• Which term describes molecules that mix readily with fats?
• _____ is a professional, industry-coined term referring to artificial haircoloring products and services.
• Which hair attribute determines the temperature setting on a curling iron?
• Effective human relations and _____ skills build lasting client relationships, accelerate professional growth, and promote a positive work environment.
• In makeup shading, which term refers to a color used to create shadows and definition?
• What is the composition of oligomers?
• Which guideline involves a small slice of a previous subsection that is moved to the next position and becomes the new guideline?
• All hair color products are organic chemicals. What does this imply about their composition?
• Caution should be used when filing gel nails because they are _____.
• Effilating, also known as _____, is the process of thinning the hair to graduated lengths with shears.
• The deepest layer of the epidermis, the basal cell layer, is also known as the _____.
• Which term describes a friction technique that uses a quick back-and-forth motion to press and twist tissue?
• In facial massage, the direction of strokes should be from insertion toward which anatomical reference point?
• Lower grit on an abrasive nail file results in a more what kind of action?
• A small wig used to cover the top or crown of the head is called a
• What is the shortest and least penetrating light of the electromagnetic spectrum?
• What are the whitish cords made up of bundles of nerve fibers, held together by connective tissue that make up the nervous system called?
• It is important for stylists to remember that ammonia-free does not necessarily mean _____.
• Split or brittle nails with a series of lengthwise ridges and a rough appearance to the surface of the nail plate is known as _____.
• _____ are cleaners containing surfactants that cause the product to foam and rinse off easily.
• What were the royal colors of the Chou Dynasty around 1100 BC?
• The physical foundation of the body consisting of bones connected by joints is the _____.
• The scientific study of the structure, function, and pathology of the nervous system is called _____.
• A highly curved nail plate often called 'folded nail,' caused by injury to the matrix or inherited, is a(n) _____.
• Ammonia-free perm solutions are associated with what odor characteristic?
• Which action would be most helpful in countering the negative effects of repetitive motions?
• As it grows, the _____ slides across the nail bed.
• The twist, also referred to as the French _____, is a classic long hairstyle that is popular in the salon for clients attending formal functions.
• Which color category includes hues such as blue and blue-green?
• Which guideline changes position by moving a small slice forward to become the new guideline?
• Which monarch's reign defines the Victorian Age?
• Large diameter pin curls that are similar to a roller, but do not have the same amount of tension, are called _____.
• Which profile is described as ideal in facial proportion?
• Professionals who practice active listening and have both non-verbal and verbal skills are effective at ______.
• Which type of shampoo can leave the hair dry, brittle, porous, and causes fading in color-treated hair?
• Which unit is used to quantify density in hair measurements?
• Which item is described as a long, narrow, two-sided file with extra grit and a final shine surface?
• When electricity is in motion it exhibits magnetic, ______, or thermal effects.
• Every new client should complete a client _____, also called a client questionnaire, consultation card, or health history form.
• The correct temperature setting of the iron for thermal curling is determined by the _____.
• Which item is commonly used to press wraps onto the nail plate while preventing dust or oil transfer?
• In ergonomics for salon work, which option would NOT counter the negative effects of repetitive motions?
• Obvious pores on the surface of the skin indicate _____.
• Arc base pin curls are also known as half-moon or _____ base curls.
• Who is credited with discovering high frequency current?
• Stressful, repetitive motions have a cumulative effect on joints and _____.
• Aniline derivatives are dye precursors used for what type of hair color?
• What is the term for the point where the free edge of the natural nail meets the tip?
• Which term describes the friction technique that uses a fast back-and-forth movement?
• Which element of hair design defines form and space, creating the shape, design, and movement of a hairstyle?
• Which term best describes bacteria that do not produce disease under normal conditions?
• Which class of molecules do insulin and estrogen belong to?
• What metal implement with a grooved edge is used to file and smooth the edges of the nail plate?
• Which pigment is responsible for natural hair color?
• Tinea pedis is commonly known as which condition?
• Which term best describes a wig that fully covers the client's own hair?
• The nail tip adhesive used to secure the nail tip is also called a bonding agent.
• Once in the cortex, the waving solution breaks the disulfide bonds through a chemical reaction called
• Between 80 percent and 85 percent of skin aging is caused by _____.
• Having an affinity or attraction to fat and oils (oil-loving) is defined as _____.
• Which fibrous protein is the principal component of hair and nails?
• In what year was the preheat-perm method introduced?
• What type of wax may cause an allergic reaction and should be patch tested on the client before use?
• In 1985, the world's first ammonia-free haircolor was invented.
• Hair that has been treated with a hydroxide relaxer is unfit for _____ and will not hold a curl.
• Without a thorough understanding of _____, cosmetologists could damage hair, cause hair loss, and harm their clients and themselves.
• Which statement about shaving as a form of temporary hair removal is most accurate?
• Which statement best describes the primary reason opaque packaging is used for light-cured gel products?
• Which tool is NOT designed to dry traditional nail polish?
• Pre-formed nail extensions made from ABS or tenite acetate plastic are called?
• What is the general term for a color component within the skin such as blood or melanin?
• Decolorizing the hair's natural pigment allows the colorist to create the exact degree of which pigment?
• Which term refers to the chemical that initiates the polymerization reaction when exposed to light?
• Hair in which the root end of every single strand is sewn into the base is called _____.
• During a pedicure, which area should not be pushed back?
• Which relaxer is commonly marketed as no mix-no lye relaxers?
• Which term refers to a nail condition caused by matrix injury or inheritance resulting in a folded nail?
• Which term best describes a cleanser that foams due to surfactants?
• Nail polish is applied to the _____.
• What is considered to be the ideal profile?
• Which type of nail has a noticeably thin, white nail plate, and is more flexible than a normal nail?
• What term describes specialized clothing or equipment worn to protect against hazards?
• Pressure in massage is usually directed from the _____.
• In the early stages of a bacterial infection on the nail plate, what sign is typically observed?
• If a circuit includes a device that interrupts current to prevent damage, what is it called?
• Which description best indicates visible pores commonly associated with oilier skin?
• Pigments blended with polymer powders can produce shades that include which color?
• An individual who bites his or her nails may be said to have _____.
• Which technique is used to blend curl patterns to achieve a smooth comb out?
• In the level system, the darkest shade corresponds to which level number?
• What is a fibrous protein that is the principal component of hair and nails?
• Wavy, _____ hair offers the most versatility in styling.
• Which type of chemical solution is required for restructuring coarse, resistant hair with a strong compact cuticle?
• A stable physical mixture of two or more substances in a solvent is a(n) _____.
• An applicator that directs electric current from a machine to the client's skin is a(n) _____.
• The current used in facial and scalp treatments is measured in what unit?
• Stylists should use which wave pattern to accentuate the face and narrow a round head shape?
• The natural nail is part of what system?
• A whitehead is also called a _____.
• Makeup should be blended onto the skin using which of the following tools?
• When a dispute arises among your salon team members, you should remain respectful, objective, and _____.
• Which term describes follicles impacted with solidified sebum and dead cell buildup that appear as small bumps just underneath the skin's surface?
• Together, the active stage and inactive, or spore-forming, stage of bacteria are referred to as the _____.
• The cortex of the hair is made up of millions of polypeptide chains cross-linked by three types of side bonds that are responsible for the elasticity and strength of the hair. These bonds are
• The life cycle of bacteria includes which stages?
• Standard precautions require that all human blood and body fluids are potentially infectious. This standard is published by which organization?
• _____ is the measurement of the thickness or thinness of a liquid that affects how the fluid flows.
• Which substance is produced by sebaceous glands and helps lubricate the hair and skin?
• Which type of bond is easily broken by water and heat?
• Which structure provides the underlying support for the nail plate and contains blood vessels?
• The _____ is the client's permanent progress record of services received and contains the results, formulations, products used during services, as well as any sensitivities or allergies.
• Foaming cleansers that wash off easily contain a detergent that is also known as a(n) _____.
• Which monomer is widely used and safe in medical/dental products but unsuitable for artificial nail liquids?
• Which phase of the hair cycle ends with shedding of the hair?
• Which face shape has greater length relative to width than square or round?
• Chemical services performed on hair with low porosity require a solution that is more what?
• The _____ is the direction in which hair grows from the scalp and is also called the natural falling position.
• The tissue that controls and coordinates body functions is which type?
• A typical high-frequency electrotherapy unit has how many electrodes?
• The two methods of wrapping the hair around a perm rod are _____.
• Which type of nerve fibers carry impulses from the brain to the muscles?
• Which nail condition often leads to ingrown nails?
• Karen is very nervous at her first job interview. Her hands are sweating so much that she thinks her fingernails are sweating. In reality, from which part of the nail unit is the sweat most likely arising?
• Which brushes are used to blowdry precision haircuts where little or no volume is desired?
• Which of the following are relaxers often marketed and sold as no mix-no lye relaxers?
• Gauze squares in manicure services are commonly used for which tasks?
• Which treatment should be suggested to an individual with a simple hangnail?
• The method of locking where portions of hair are placed between the palms of both hands and rolled in a clockwise or counterclockwise directions is called _____.
• In haircutting, hair is divided into working areas called what?
• Most commercially-used human hair comes from which region?
• Which term describes thinning the hair using shears to create a graduated length effect?
• The simplest form of chemical matter that cannot be broken down without the loss of identity is a(n) _____.
• Soft wax applied to an area should be removed using which of the following?
• All acid waves have three components: lotion, neutralizer, and _____.
• What is another name for the nail tip adhesive used to secure the nail tip to the natural nail?
• The tiny grains of pigment deposited in cells that provide skin with its color are _____.
• What size foam cushion is specifically made for the comfort of the client's arms during nail services?
• Which property of gel nails necessitates cautious filing?
• Which degree of tension should be used when cutting hair with strong growth patterns around the ears?
• The heavy, long bone that forms the leg above the knee is called the _____.
• What term refers to a form of anaphoresis used to treat acne, milia, and comedones?
• The three types of straight lines in haircutting include horizontal, vertical, and which lines?
• One essential part of any business plan is a ______, which establishes the purpose and values of an institution, provides a sense of direction by defining guiding principles and clarifying goals, and functions as the foundation for the business operation.
• Rubbing a clean file across the edge of a new file to remove sharp edges before use is called what?
• Which type of shear is used mainly to remove bulk from the hair, and is often referred to as a thinning shear, tapering shear, or notching shear?
• What is the main purpose of the intake form in client consultations?
• The nail plate is produced by which structure?
• Which of the following is the correct description for dandruff's medical term?
• Which hairdresser, renowned for a passion for craft and the environment, invented the world's first ammonia-free haircolor in 1985?
• Color is described as a property of objects that depends on the light they reflect and is perceived by the human eye as red, yellow, blue, or other shades. This property is called what?
• Which ingredient is responsible for the gradual color change in some hair color products?
• What hair design is created when the two halves of a hairstyle form a mirror image of each other?
• What chemical initiates the polymerization reaction?
• Which hair removal method is commonly performed as part of makeup application and involves plucking individual hairs?
• Which term is used for thinning the hair to create structured, graduated lengths with shears?
• Styling product 'mousse' is most accurately described as what?
• What are the large, flat brushes with staggered pin patterns used for mid- to longer-hair length?
• What is a type of cold light that is blocked by the ozone layer?
• If a cosmetologist treats a client with a fungal infection, how likely is it that the cosmetologist will contract the infection from the client?
• The adult human skeleton typically contains how many bones?
• In the restructuring process, coarse, resistant hair with a strong compact cuticle requires a chemical solution that is
• All natural hair color is the result of pigment called what?
• Nonpathogenic bacteria are _____.
• Which unit is used to measure current intensity in facial treatments?
• In the braid-and-sew method of hair extensions, the angle of the track determines
• Soft wax is typically removed from the treated area using which method?
• Paddle brushes are best suited for which hair length?
• All perm wraps begin by sectioning the hair into _____.
• What rays of the sun cause sunburns and tanning and are also known as burning rays?
• _____ waves are perms using an ingredient that does not evaporate as readily as ammonia, so there is very little odor associated with their use.
• Arc base pin curls are categorized as which base curl shape?
• Lip color can be applied directly from the container. Which statement is true?
• An important part of a facial treatment that determines skin type, condition, and the recommended treatment is the _____.
• In a team disagreement, which stance helps maintain objectivity?
• Which component distinguishes acid waves from alkaline waves?
• For control during haircutting, the hair is parted into working areas called what?
• Which description best defines a wig?
• _____ back partings are used to create the illusion of width or height in a hairstyle.
• Hair texture is determined by the diameter of individual hair _____.
• The melanin produced by the body that is red to yellow in color is _____.
• Spiral or corkscrew-shaped bacteria are called _____.
• Colors that encompass blues, greens, violets, and blue-reds are described as what?
• In permanent waving, the shape and type of curl are determined by the shape and type of rod and the
• For comfort during nail services, which foam cushion size is commonly used for the client's arms?
• Why are beauty professionals often held to higher image standards by clients?
• Which phrase best describes direct current?
• In what direction should you remove fabric strips to minimize discomfort during waxing?
• Which statement best describes what the skin analysis step helps determine during a facial?
• What term describes dark blotches of color on the skin caused by sun exposure or hormone imbalance?
• What chemical side bonds are formed when two sulfur-type chains are joined together?
• The point over a muscle where pressure or stimulation will cause contraction is called the
• Blood is generally bright red in the arteries and dark red in the veins. What accounts for the color difference?
• Which statement describes turned hair?
• The path of an electric current from the generating source through the conductors and back to the original source is a(n) _____ electric circuit.
• Which term refers to the color component within the skin such as blood or melanin?
• Water is classified as which type of solvent?
• The one-length hairstyle is an example of the use of which type of lines?
• A disposable supply provided to clients to avoid smudging toenail polish after a pedicure are _____.
• Nail wraps are removed by immersing the entire enhancement in a small glass bowl filled with _____.
• What is a small, round elevation on the skin that contains no fluid but may develop pus?
• Humectants in moisturizers primarily do which of the following?
• In wrap maintenance, the process of applying resin to the fresh nail growth is known as what?
• Pigments blended with polymer powders produce a wide shade range including pinks, whites, milky translucent shades, and which color?
• In the level system, the lightest shade corresponds to which level number?
• Sodium hypochlorite is the chemical name for _____.
• Perform a thorough _____ in order to avoid client misunderstanding and ensure a happy ending to every natural hairstyling service.
• Which term describes a stable mixture of two or more substances that remains uniformly distributed without settling?
• Which skin lesion is described as a small, solid elevation with no fluid?
• Which statement correctly identifies the first step to begin a thorough client consultation?
• A(n) _____, also known as a facial treatment, is a professional skin treatment that improves the condition and appearance of the skin.
• Avoid excessive heat, particularly when pressing _____ hair, to avoid discoloration and breakage.
• What hair removal method is often completed as part of a professional makeup service?
• Which part of the nail unit is the primary site for nerve and blood vessel supply, supporting the entire nail?
• When tweezing, the skin should be held taut, and the hair pulled using a quick motion in which direction?
• Eye makeup removers can be formulated in which forms?
• Which statement best describes ammonia-free perm solutions?
• To avoid the risk of infection, sharp implements should never be used on clients who are _____.
• _____ is an allergic reaction created by repeated exposure to a chemical or a substance.
• A substance used to dissolve another and form a solution is called the ______.
• The part of the hair that contains the cortex and the bonds responsible for elasticity is the
• Textured hair is defined as hair with a(n) _____.
• Light cured gel products are packaged in small, opaque pots or squeeze bottles for _____.
• Antifungal agents in modern antidandruff shampoos suppress the growth of which organism?
• When using heat on human hair wigs, the temperature setting on the styling tool should be
• Which feature distinguishes Remi hair?
• You should use the _____ degree of tension when cutting hair with strong growth patterns, or around the ears, to compensate for the hair being pushed up when it dries.
• Which statement best completes: a client with questionable hair condition requesting chemical services should sign a
• Insulin, adrenaline, and estrogen are examples of _____.
• Eggshell nails are characterized by which features?
• Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) causes _____.
• In a salon's record-keeping, which document would you review to understand past products used and any sensitivities?
• The best overall blade edge for a hair stylist is _____, because it will give you the smoothest cut and is the sharpest edge possible.
• Which foot should you work on first?
• Which substance is an organic compound that has a super-hydrating effect on skin cells and is used in callus softeners?
• A _____ abrasive is used for finish filing, refining, and buffing.
• Which device is not used to dry traditional nail polish?
• During nail growth, which part moves over the nail bed?
• The act of successfully sharing information between two people, or groups of people, is known as _____.
• Normal electric wall sockets that power a hair dryer or curling iron are _____ volts.
• During disinfection, implements should be placed in a container that is...
• In permanent waving, the curl shape is determined by the shape and type of rod and which additional factor?
• Which blow-dryer attachment loosens the curl pattern in textured hair for braiding styles, and dries, stretches, and softens textured hair?
• A disease that is transmitted from one person to another is called _____.
• Tinea pedis is medically known as what condition?
• Which design principle describes a hairstyle where both sides mirror each other?
• Arriving to work on time, starting the first client as soon as they arrive, and staying on schedule are good examples of real-life ______.
• The muscle that covers the back of the neck and upper and middle region of the back is the _____.
• The negative or positive pole of an electric current is referred to as the _____.
• Modern acid waves are actually _____ waves, which have a 7.0 or neutral pH.
• What is a stainless steel implement that can shorten the free edge of the nail quickly and efficiently?
• The system used for understanding color relationships is the _____.
• As early as 3000 BC, _____ women wore braids or plaits decorated with shells, sequins, and glass or gold beads.
• Styling foam, a light, airy, whipped styling product that resembles shaving foam, is also called _____.
• It is important to work with the natural _____, or where and how hair is moved over the head, when locating the bang area.
• In a _____, the hair is wrapped at an angle other than perpendicular to the length of the rod which causes the hair to spiral along the length of the rod.
• Avicenna refined steam distillation, and he is best described as a ______.
• The impression you project through both your outward appearance and your conduct in the workplace is called your _____.
• Any color significantly deeper or darker than the client's skin tone is called what?
• The portion of living skin that supports the nail plate is the nail _____.
• Disinfection guidance for foot spas is attributed to which organizations?
• Which wrap results in the hair spiraling along the length of the rod?
• Which part of the nail unit is richly supplied with blood vessels and with nerves?
• Placed completely off their base, _____ curls offer a curl option with only slight lift and volume.
• What is the first step in the 10-Step Consultation method?
• Exfoliants that dissolve the bonds between skin cells are which of the following?
• The term that describes the orientation of electrical charges in a circuit is called what?
• If the matrix is longer, what happens to the nail plate thickness?
• What is shaped like a two-sided nail file, long and narrow, with one or two additional grit abrasives and a final shine surface?
• Which part of the nail unit lies directly beneath the nail plate and contains many blood vessels?
• The steam distillation process was refined by Avicenna, who is best described as which of the following?
• What is the main health issue a cosmetologist may experience?
• Eye makeup removers can be formulated as which of the following?
• What are the two basic requirements for maintaining a healthy scalp?
• _____ are secured to the base of the client's natural hair in order to add length, volume, texture, or color, and can be created from human hair, synthetic hair, or a blend of the two.
• The term for a substance that cannot be broken down into simpler substances by chemical means is the ______.
• Hair that is treated with hydroxide relaxers must not be treated with _____.
• The sphenoid bone, mentioned in cranial anatomy, is located in which region?
• Which three countries are primarily responsible for manufacturing the steel used to make professional shears?
• Which ingredient category in moisturizers is defined as water-binding agents?
• The hand position that is used most often when cutting uniform or increasing layers is called _____.
• Essential oils are extracted using distillation from plant materials such as seeds, bark, roots, wood, and/or resin.
• In natural hairstyling, the diameter of hair refers to whether the hair is coarse, medium, or fine.
• Clients with hair in questionable condition who request chemical services should be required to sign a
• Which type of brushes are recommended for blowdrying precision haircuts with minimal volume?
• Which substances work to break down stubborn films and remove the residue of pedicure products such as scrubs, salts, and masks?
• What is the modern-day term for the waving lotion used in cold waving developed in 1941?
• A _____ can be defined as an artificial covering for the head that consists of a network of interwoven hair and completely covers the client's hair.
• Which type of nail polish remover is recommended for removing polish from nail enhancements such as wraps?
• What is the process of rearranging the basic structure of curly hair into a straighter or smoother form?
• Which two materials are commonly used in grooming brushes to create a blend of strength and flexibility?
• In lasers, photothermolysis is defined as turning light into heat to destroy target tissue.
• What is the medical term used to describe dandruff?
• Which injuries are most commonly reported by stylists in salons that do not practice ergonomics?
• In manicure and pedicure services, which item is commonly used to help with product removal and applying liquids?
• Remaining wax residue can be safely removed from the skin with a gentle _____.
• The term for the direction hair grows from the scalp and the natural falling position is what?
• Disinfection procedures for foot spas have been developed by which organizations?
• What term refers to having a talent such as painting, acting, cutting hair, applying makeup, or doing artificial nails, as well as unlimited inner resources of ideas and solutions?
• Grooming brushes that add polish and shine to the hair have a bristle mixture consisting of _____.
• Spirilla are bacteria with which shape?
• The professional, industry-coined term for artificial hair coloring products and services is what?
• Nail wraps are rebalanced with additional resin ____.
• Hair arranged so that the cuticles of all hair strands move in the same direction (down) is called _____.
• Which organisms are pus-forming bacteria that grow in clusters like bunches of grapes?
• What is the goal of chemical hair relaxing?
• Nail growth rates increase dramatically during _____.
• Which face shape is described as longer in length than its width?
• Which disease is bloodborne and can cause liver damage?
• In a solution, the component that is dissolved is called the solute.
• Exfoliants that dissolve the bonds and intercellular cement between cells are _____.
• Dye precursors that combine with hydrogen peroxide to form larger, permanent dye molecules are called _____.
• The dead tissue attached to the natural nail plate is the _____.
• For nail wrap upkeep, how often should resin be reapplied to maintain adhesion?
• To press fabric wraps onto the natural nail plate and avoid transfer of dust or oil, use ____.
• The branch of medicine dealing with the nervous system's structure and function is called?
• What type of shampoo, also known as powder shampoo, cleanses the hair without the use of soap and water?
• What does stimulation at the motor point of a muscle most directly cause?
• Which sign might a cosmetologist notice that suggests changes in thyroid function?
• The location of the four corners signals a change in what?
• What type of chemical reaction results in the oxidizing agent being reduced and the reducing agent being oxidized?
• Haircoloring products that change color gradually by progressive buildup and exposure to air contain which of the following?
• Which hair type is described as offering the most versatility in styling?
• Clear plastic _____ are used to allow UV and LED radiation to penetrate from the underside for more complete curing of the free edge.
• A rope braid is created with two strands that are twisted around each other.
• Which unit measures the resistance of an electric current?
• Hair density ranges from thick to thin and is measured per square _____.
• Which nerve supplies impulses to the skin on the outer side and back of the foot and leg?
• How many bones are in the adult human body?
• Water is classified as which type of solvent?
• Which phase of the hair cycle is the resting/final phase until shedding occurs?
• All lasers work by selective _____, a process that turns the light from the laser device into heat.
• Application of the enhancement product onto the new growth of the nail is commonly referred to as _____.
• What is the most common form of temporary hair removal, most often thought to cause hair to grow thicker or stronger?
• Which substance acts as a super-hydrating organic compound and is used in callus softeners?
• Which term refers to the development of haircolor products with no ammonia?
• A chemical combination of matter in definite (fixed) proportions is a _____.
• The substance secreted by sebaceous glands is called what?
• Gauze squares are also called what?
• During which period did Queen Victoria reign?
• What disposable item is commonly given to clients to prevent smudging toenail polish after a pedicure?
• Which bone is not part of the skull?
• Which skill, alongside effective human relations, is essential for building lasting client relationships and a positive work environment?
• In a four-week fabric wrap maintenance, which step is performed last?
• Which term is the formal name for the deepest epidermal layer where cells divide and form new cells?
• The pigment produced by the body that is red to yellow in color is called which?
• Desincrustation is a form of which process used in skincare?
• What type of hairpiece is constructed with a combination of synthetic hair and hand-tied human hair?
• The use of electrical currents to treat the skin is commonly referred to as _____.
• Which bond is most directly affected during permanent waving, creating potential for curl pattern change?
• The bone that joins all of the bones of the cranium together is the _____.
• In terms of braiding and other natural hairstyling, the diameter of hair refers to whether the hair is _____.
• A special device that prevents excessive current from passing through a circuit is a(n) _____.
• Pre-formed nail extensions are made from which materials?
• Which bond type in hair involves sulfur atoms and contributes to hair's strength?
• The enzyme peel that does not dry the skin and can be used during steam treatment is available in which form?
• Which term is used for dark patches of the skin caused by sun exposure or hormonal imbalance?
• The living skin at the base of the nail plate is the _____.
• The muscle that extends across the upper back and neck and helps move the shoulder is the trapezius.
• To achieve a natural look when cutting a wig, the ends should be _____.
• Which method can be used post-wax to calm and soothe a client's skin if redness and swelling results from the treatment?
• The most common form of hair removal in salons and spas is
• Which type of hairpiece is described as a semi-hand-tied wig?
• A longer nail matrix produces a _____ nail plate.
• Backbrushing, also known as _____, is used to build a soft cushion or to mesh two or more curl patterns together for a uniform and smooth comb out.
• What unit of measurement identifies the lightness or darkness of a color, or the saturation, density, or concentration of color?
• The preheat-perm method was introduced in which year?
• Staphylococci are bacteria that form what arrangement?
• Changing which of the following can be a simple way to change a look and brighten the day?
• What is one of the most effective ways to ensure safe working conditions in a salon, especially a nail salon?
• Water-binding agents in moisturizers are also known as what?