WorksheetsLevel 2 consultation
Total questions: 21
Worksheet time: 11mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
When and how should you carry out a strand test?
a)
Wipe off colour using cotton wool during a colouring service to check development
b)
Apply a tint to the back of the ear and check for reaction
c)
Put hair in a solution of hydrogen peroxide and ammonia
d)
Take a cutting of hair and apply chosen tint to see if client likes result
2.
How do you carry out an incompatibility test?
a)
Mix 20:1 relaxing agent with metallic salts
b)
Mix 20:1 Hydrgen perxoide and disulphide
c)
Mix 20:1 hydrogen peroxide with ammonium thioglycolate
d)
Mix 20:1 with metallic salts and ammonium hydroxide
3.
You must identify and record contra-indications to avoid damage to what?
a)
Sulphur bonds and to prevent legal action
b)
The hydrogen bonds
c)
The sulphur bonds
d)
The hair and scalp and to prevent legal action
4.
Why should you check a client's record card before you carry out a hairdressing service?
a)
To find out their date of birth and telephone number
b)
To see what products a client uses
c)
To see what chemical services and techniques have been used previously
d)
To see how often they visit the salon
5.
Alopecia should be referred to whom?
a)
Senior stylist
b)
Trichcologist
c)
Manager
d)
Dermatologist
6.
How should you store client record cards?
a)
In a lockable box in the salon
b)
In a safe with the takings
c)
In open storage with the takings
d)
In a box on reception desk for everyone to see
7.
What is the outer layer of the skin called
a)
Dermis
b)
Epidermis
c)
Fatty layer
d)
Follicle
8.
Why should you maintain client confidentiality?
a)
So you can diagnose medical conditions
b)
So you can see if the client can afford the service
c)
So you can get personal information from the client
d)
To build a relationship and protect the salon
9.
Which Act protects client's personal details?
a)
Data protection Act
b)
COSHH
c)
RIDDOR
d)
Manual handling
10.
Which muscle is attached to the hair and regulates your body temperature
a)
Follicle
b)
Sebaceous gland
c)
Sweat gland
d)
Arrector Pilli
11.
What does ring worm look like?
a)
Crusty yellow scabs
b)
Silvery scales
c)
Weeping sores
d)
Small, red, raised rings
12.
How much does your hair grow per month
a)
1.25 cm
b)
0.25 cm
c)
2.25 cm
d)
3 cm
13.
Which one of the following describes the growth cycle
a)
Catagen anagen telogen
b)
Anagen catagen telogen
c)
Telogen catagen anagen
d)
Anagen telogen catagen
14.
Why should you never name suspected infections?
a)
You are breaking the law
b)
You are not a doctor
c)
You could upset the client
d)
It would break local council bylaws
15.
Which characteristic best describes Caucasian hair?
a)
Straight to coarse (12 cuticle layers)
b)
Curly, fine to coarse (5 cuticle layers)
c)
Wavy, straight to coarse (8 cuticle layers)
d)
Straight, curly, fine or coarse (4-7 cuticle layers)
16.
Which factor best helps maintain healthy hair?
a)
3 litres of water
b)
Wash and dry daily
c)
Only use permanent colours
d)
Eat a balanced diet
17.
The outer layer of the hair, used for protection is called the
a)
Cortex
b)
Medulla
c)
Cuticle
d)
Papilla
18.
The thickness of the hair is determined by the
a)
Cortex
b)
Cuticle
c)
Medulla
d)
Papilla
19.
You must identify factors that would limit, prevent a service or affect the service in order to
a)
Prevent damage to the hair and scalp
b)
Prevent damage to clients clothes
c)
Protect the hydrogen bonds
d)
Protect the polypeptide bonds
20.
What information is on a client record card
a)
Email address
b)
How many sugars they have in their tea
c)
Name and address and telephone. Full and accurate information of any service
d)
How many times they visit the salon
21.
What shape is caucasian hair?
a)
Oval
b)
Kidney bean-shaped
c)
round
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