Within the Cortex, which order is correct?

• Macrofibril - Micro fibril - Protofibril

• Macrofibril - Proto fibril - Micro fibril

• Protofibril - Macrofibril - Microfibril

When removing artificial colour from the hair; bleach and colour removers use which chemical methods?

• Destruction and Oxidation

• Reduction and Removal

• Oxidation and Reduction

• Cleansing and Toning

What colouring product am I describing?

Large molecules coat the surface of the hair and sit on the cuticle scales...

• Permanent colour

• Quasi colour

• Semi permanent colour

• Temporary hair colour

What is the correct name for black and brown pigments in the hair?

• oximelanin

• Eumelanin

• Pheomelanin

Why is it important to weigh our colour product when we mix?

• To ensure no wastage

• To ensure we are following MFI's

• To ensure that the client gets the same result as last time

What is the purpose of the Melanocytes?

• Supplies blood to the papilla

• Produces the pigment to give the hair it's colour

• Produces keratin

Draw the permanent colour molecules and where they sit.

Answer explanation

Small permanent colour molecules enter into the cortex and swell during the oxidising process. These will not wash out but can fade over time.

What is the underlying pigment of 5/0, 7/0 and 10/0

• Red, Orange and Yellow

• Orange yellow, Red Orange and Yellow

• Red orange, orange yellow and very pale yellow

• Brown, Red and Yellow

Are we able to gain adult consent in order to colour the hair of an under 16yr old?

• Yes

• No

Answer explanation

It is against the MFI's to colour the hair of a person under the age of 16, even if you gain parental consent.

Name all of the British values

• Mutual respect

• Rule of law

• Democracy

• Individual liberty