Chemical Relaxing and Curl Reforming
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- Q1What occurs during the physical phase of relaxing?Straightener is appliedNeutralizer is appliedThe hair is smoothedThe hair is cut30sEditDelete
- Q2What strength of relaxer should be used on fine, tinted, or lightened hair?RegularNo lyeMildGuanidine30sEditDelete
- Q3What strength of relaxer should be used on coarse virgin hair?RegularLyeMildStrong or super30sEditDelete
- Q4A drawback of low pH relaxers is that they cannot:Completely straighten extremely curly hairBe used on damaged hairBe used on over hair relaxed with thioBe used on color treated hair30sEditDelete
- Q5If the curl returns after doing a periodic strand test:Rinse it out immediatelyComb through it with the teeth of the combCall a manager overContinue to process30sEditDelete
- Q6Thio relaxers have the same active ingredient that is used in:Ammonia free permsHydroxide relaxersAcid permsAlkaline perms30sEditDelete
- Q7The process of breaking down the hair's disulfide bonds and converting them to different bonds during hydroxide relaxing is called:LanthionizationNormalizationNeutralizationReduction30sEditDelete
- Q8The scalp and skin are protected from possible burns when using a relaxer by applying:CottonBase or petroleum creamNeutralizerDistilled water30sEditDelete
- Q9The best type of shampoo to use after a hydroxide relaxer is a/an:Organic shampooNeutralizing or acid balanced shampooAntibacterial or medicated shampooClarifying shampoo30sEditDelete
- Q10When using the comb method of application, how is the relaxer applied?With the back of the combWith the teeth of the combWith the tint brush, then combed throughWith the finger, then combed through30sEditDelete
- Q11The most commonly used methods of hair relaxing are the hydroxide method and the:Thio methodGuanidine methodLithium methodLow pH method30sEditDelete
- Q12When applying a hydroxide retouch, where should the product first be applied?To the endsTo the new growth, leaving out the scalpTo the middle of the hair shaftTo the scalp area30sEditDelete
- Q13A relaxer should be avoided when an examination shows the presence of:PityriasisOily scalpDry scalpScalp abrasions30sEditDelete
- Q14The combination of a thio relaxer and flat ironing is called:Curl reformingThermal reconditioningSoft curl permingKeratin smoothing treatment30sEditDelete
- Q15The combination of a thio relaxer and thio permanent used to make existing curls larger is a:Soft curl permanentHard curl permanentThermal reconditioningBrazilian blowout30sEditDelete
- Q16Sodium hydroxide relaxers are also called:Low pH relaxersNo mix no lye relaxersLye relaxerGuanidine relaxers30sEditDelete
- Q17What size rods should be used in a soft curl permanent?At least 2 sizes smaller than the natural curlAt least 1 size bigger than the natural curlAt least 1 size bigger than the natural curlAt least 2 sizes bigger than the natural curl30sEditDelete
- Q18If a keratin straightening treatment is done, the client should not shampoo or wet their hair or wear clips or ponytails for at least:48 hours1 week72 hours24 hours30sEditDelete
- Q19This should be filled out after every perm, relaxer, or other chemical service:Liability formRecord cardPredisposition formRelease statement30sEditDelete
- Q20This should be filled out before a service if the hair is in questionable condition or if it is a risky service:Release statementClient cardPredisposition formRecord card30sEditDelete