Hair Perming Quiz 1-4

The primary purpose of perming is to

• Add volume

• Make the hair thin

• Remove split ends

• Reduce frizz

The first step in the perming process is

• Applying the perm solution

• Sectioning

• Wrapping the hair

• Rinsing the hair

The size of the curl produced by a perm depends on

• The curl pattern

• The hair length

• The hair color

• The hair thickness

Acid perms are suitable for

• Fine or damaged hair

• Thick or coarse hair

• Short hair

• Colored hair

During the perming process, excess solution is

• Removed from the hair

• Rinsed with water

• Blown dry

• Cut off from the hair

The 'S' shape perm rod produces

• Tight curls

• Loose waves

• Corkscrew curls

• Spiral curls

The 'I' shape perm rod produces

• Tight curls

• Loose waves

• Corkscrew curls

• Spiral curls

The 'O' shape perm rod produces

• Tight curls

• Loose waves

• Corkscrew curls

• Spiral curls

Over-processing of hair during perming can lead to

• Hair thinning

• Hair loss

• Scalp irritation

• All of the above

How often should permed hair be touched up?

• Every month

• Every 6 weeks

• Every 3 months

• Every 6 months