Question 1

Wet setting the hair

Accepted Answer

breaks down the hydrogen bonds and reforms them into a new shape called beta keratin

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allows the natural moisture to penetrate the cuticle layer

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changes the hydrogen bonds back to their natural state called alpha keratin

Question 2

Dry setting the hair

Accepted Answer

produces volume and a softer curl that will help create further styles

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produces increased sebum which helps set the hair

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produces static and frizz which restricts hair from being styled

Question 3

What tools would you use to produce tight lasting curls?

Accepted Answer

Small/medium rollers on wet hair, dried and allowed to cool

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Small rollers on dry hair

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Large rollers on dry hair

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Heated rollers

Question 4

Why would you finger dry a hairstyle?

Accepted Answer

To give a natural informal look

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To give a smooth formal look

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To give a sleek look

Question 5

How can humidity affect the final hairstyle?

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It will shorten the life of the style giving it a dull or frizzy look

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It will give it a smooth sleek look

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It will make the style last longer

Question 6

What could be the result of heated tongs touching the scalp

Accepted Answer

Burns

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Abrasions

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Improved circulation

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Cuts

Question 7

Which bonds are reformed when you dry the hair into a style

Accepted Answer

Hydrogen

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Hygroscopic

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Keratin

Question 8

When hair is in its natural curly state what is it called?

Accepted Answer

Alpha keratin

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Beta Keratin

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Hydrogen bonds

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Keratin

Question 9

What is Alpha keratin

Accepted Answer

Hair in its natural state

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Hair in its unnatural state

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Styling product

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Blowdrying technique

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