Milady Cosmetology Chapter 18 Review

Narrow, visible braids that lie close to the scalp are called ___

• Dreadlocks
• Cornrows
• French braids
• Pigtails

There are several ways to cultivate ___ such as double twisting, wrapping with cord, coiling, braiding, or simply by not combing or brushing

• cornrows
• locks

• ponytails
• mohawks

Dreadlocks are natural textured hair that is intertwined and meshed together to form a single or separate network of hair and is done without the use of ___

• chemicals
• weaving techniques
• hair products
• heat styling tools

The method of placing the comb at the base of the scalp and, with a rotating motion, spiraling the hair into a curl is known as ___ technique.

• coil comb

• twisting
• spinning
• locking

The method that involves applying gel to dampened subsections, placing the portion of hair between the palms of both hands, and rolling in a circular direction is known as ___

• Palm rolling

• Twist and Shout
• Curl Crunching
• Spiral Wrapping

A natural hairbrush, also known as a __ , is best for stimulating the scalp as well as removing dirt and lint from locks.

• boar bristle brush

• wooden paddle
• metal brush
• plastic comb

The tool that dries the hair without disturbing the finished look and without removing moisture is called a ___

• blower
• diffuser
• extractor
• evaporator

A board made of fine, upright nails through which human hair extensions are combed is called a ___

• hackle

• weaving frame
• hair board
• strand panel

A manufactured synthetic fiber of excellent quality that has a texture similar to curly or coiled hair is called ___

• Acrylic
• Polyester
• Nylon
• Kanekalon

A beautiful wool fiber imported from Africa that has a matte finish and comes only in black and brown is known as ___

• Lin

• Merino
• Mohair
• Cashmere