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WorksheetsMilady chapter 17 a
Total questions: 37
Worksheet time: 19mins
The art of shaping and directing hair into S pattern is:
Finger waving
Shampooing
Barrel curls
Pin curls
Three parts of a pin curl are the
Base, stem, and circle
Curls, arc, ridge
Base, full stem, ridge
Forcing a strand of hair through a com while applying pressure to the thumb on the back of a comb to create tension is called
Stand up
texturizing
ribboning
Back combing
2 1/2 turns around the roller will create
Pressure
Curls
Touchups
Indentation
The most commonly shaped base you will use is the _____ base
Circle
Barrel
Arc
Discolor
Cascade or ____ curls are used to create height
Barrel
Stand up
Circle
Coarse
For the least volume the roller sits ____ base
On
Off
Waving lotion makes the hair ______ and keeps it in place during the finger wave and procedure
Hard
Pliable
Fine
Dry
A ____ curl allows greatest mobility
Gel
Pin curl
Full steam
No stem
_____ Provide the basis for patterns, lines, waves, curls, and rules that you can use to create hairstyles
Finger waves
Barrel curls
Pin curls
Stand up curls
waving lotion is traditionally made from ____ gum
Karaya
Conditioned
Pomade
Wiry
Pin curls slice from a shaping without lifting hair from the head are referred to as ______ curls
Coarse
Hard
Barrel
Carved
Large stand up pin curls on a rectangular base with large centre openings are known as ____ curls
Barrel
Curved
Stand up
Dry
Teasing, ratting, matting, or French lacing are also known as _____
Hard rubber
Back-and-forth motion
Back combing
Ribboning
______ or wax adds considerable weight to the hair by causing strands to join together
Pressure
Gel
Pomade
Touch ups
A ____ Curl produces a tight firm long lasting curl
No stem
Silicone
Barrel
Ridge
_____ Adds gloss and sheen to the hair while creating textual definition
Pomade
Gel
Pin curls
Silicone
A ____ curl Is a wave behind or below the ridge
Coarse
Dry
Hard
Ridge
When blow drying and choosing a styling brush, take into account the texture length and _______ of the hair that you are working with
Styling needs
Pressure
Pliable
Arc
The temperature of the heat and thermal iron is tested on ______
Dry hair
Light paper
Tissue paper
Curly hair
Combs for thermal curling should be made of ____
Fine steel wool
Plastic
Hard rubber
Wood
For successful blow dry styling, the air should be directed from the blow dryer over the hair in a ______
Forward motion
Backwards motion
Back-and-forth motion
When a blow dry style is complete, the scalp must be _____
Wet
Dry
Damp
Hard
until dexterity is achieved and ease of manipulation is mastered, it is best to practice with ____ irons
Hot
Hard press
Cold
Stand up
A pressing generally lasts until the next
Client consultation
Colour
Shampooing
Touch up
The types of hair pressing are soft, medium, and ______
Dry
Fine
Hard
Cold
The temperature of the pressing comb and the amount of pressure used are adjusted based on the ______ of the hair
Color
Texture
Curls
Arc
_____ Is the type of hair that requires the most pressure and heat
Fine
Coarse
Dry
Wiry
____ is The type of hair that requires less pressure and heat than any other type
Wiry
Dry
Fine
Hard
When pressing gray hair, use moderate heat and less ____
Heat
Pressure
Texture
Shampoo
Applying a heated comb twice on each side of the hair is known as a
Touch up
Styling need
Back and fourth motion
Hard press
Test the temperature of a pressing comb on
Tissue paper
Light paper
Clients hair
Your hand
Burned Hair strands cannot be
Shampooed
Dried
Conditioned
Touched up
Using excess heat on grey, tinted, or lightened hair may _____ the hair
Discolour
Dry
Arc
Harden
Hair pressing treatments between shampoos are called
Styling needs
Client consultations
Touch ups
Ribboning
Carbon may be removed from the pressing comb by rubbing with a
Fine steel wool
Brush
Back and fourth motion
Silicone
____ Waves are two rows of ridge curls, usually on the side of the head
Barrel
No stem
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Carved
