Brow Lamination Quiz 1

What are the three stages of the hair growth cycle?

• Anagen, Catagen, Pathogen

• Anagen, Catagen, Telogen

• Anagen, Cathagen, Telogen

What is the resting stage in the hair growth cycle called?

• Anagen

• Catagen

• Telogen

At which stage of the hair growth cycle does the bulb collapse?

• Catagen

• Telogen

• Anagen

If a client’s patch test shows signs of an allergic reaction to brow lamination, what symptoms would you expect to see?

• Swelling, rash, itchiness, blisters, soreness, and open sores

• A change in skin colour

• Swelling and blistering

Which of the following are contra-indications to brow lamination?

• Weak or damaged eyelashes

• Onychophagy

• Conjunctivitis

Contact lenses must be removed before performing brow lamination

• True

• False

If you are unsure whether to perform a brow lamination treatment due to contra-indications, you should

• Proceed with caution

• Obtain consent from the client’s GP

• Do not carry out the treatment under any circumstance

Why should you not perform brow lamination on a client who is undergoing treatment for cancer?

• It could spread the cancer

• The skin can be sensitive

• The hairs are weakened by chemotherapy and performing a treatment could cause further damage

Which strong fibrous protein are eyebrow hairs composed of?

• Keratin

• Collagen

• Elastin

What bond is the protein structure of the hair held together by?

• Disulphide bonds

• Hydrogen bonds

• Disulphide and Hydrogen bonds