Ch.13 Braiding and Braid Extensions

Braiding is a popular form of natural hairstyling that originated in

• Northern Europe

• Asia

• Africa

• South America

Which of the following are important considerations to take into account during a clients hair consultation if the client is seeking braiding services

• scalp condition, hair texture, and curl configuration

• hair color, length, and scalp condition

• curl configuration and face shape

• hair texture and hair length

Which of the following conditions is a definite contraindication for braiding services

• abnormal hair loss

• split ends

• dandruff

• telogen effluvium

What part of the hair can become stressed if an incorrect braiding technique is used

• follicle

• cortex

• cuticle

• hair shaft

Which is the best and most versatile type of brush or comb to use for detangling all types of hair prior to braiding

• vent brush

• soft nylon brush

• finishing comb

• boar bristle comb

What is a hackle

• a board of nails used for combing and detangling human hair extensions

• a type of comb used for detangling wet braided hair

• a clip used to partition and secure sections of hair prior to braiding

• a leather pad used to separate hair extensions

All of the following are materials used in hair extensions EXCEPT

• silk

• remy hair

• kanekalon

• angora

While sectioning hair prior to creating the braids or locs care should be taken to comb the hair

• from ends to the scalp

• from the scalp to the ends

• only at the top of the head while using a detangling brush for the ends

• with a twist comb

When should a steamer be used on a clients hair

• a steamer should be used when the stylist want to hydrate, moisturize, and condition clients hair

• a steamer is used as a substitute for shampooing hair with water

• a steamer is used to extract excess moisture from the hair

• a steamer is used to extract excess conditioner from the hair

While hair can be braided when it is both wet and dry. What is one problem a stylist might encounter while braiding wet hair

• the hair might undergo shrinkage while drying putting additional tension on the scalp

• the hair might take longer time to dry after the braiding has been complete

• the finished braids might look different from the way they look when they are wet required additional styling

• curls might be difficult to manipulate into the shape of a braid