Unit 204- Style and finish hair

Hair is made from what protein?

• keratesse

• keratin

• dermis

The term hygroscopic means:

• the hair’s ability to absorb water

• the hair’s ability to grow

• the hair’s ability to shine and look healthy

The term elasticity describes:

• the hair’s ability to break

• hair’s ability to stretch and return to its original shape

• the hair’s ability to curl

What are the changes that take place within the hair when blow drying and setting known as?

• chemical reactions

• temporary changes

• physical changes

The part of the hair in which physical changes take place is the:

• medulla

• cortex

• cuticle

Which bonds are broken and reformed during a physical process?

• hydrogen bonds

• Keratin bonds

• Polypeptide bonds

• Cortex bonds

The natural unstretched state of hair is known as:

• Alpha Keratin

• Beta Keratin

When hair is dried and stretched into a new shape it is known as:

• Bepa Keratin

• Beta Keratin

• Better Keratin

• Alpha Keratin

What effect will atmospheric moisture have on a blow dry or shampoo and set?

• it will give the hair body

• it will make the set or blow dry drop

• it will make the set or blow dry last longer

• nothing

The airflow of a hairdryer should:

• be as hot as possible

• flow over the hair shaft

• flow against the hair shaft