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Unit 301- style and dress hair

Total questions: 16

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

State the salons commercially acceptable service time

a)

1 hour

b)

half an hour

c)

2 hours

d)

Depending on the style

2.

Describe your salons desired image and expected standards of service

a)

The salon is only offers hairdressing only.

b)

The salon only provides certain services to the public

c)

The salon is open to a different range and variety of clients from different ages and backgrounds. The salon works to generate a good clientele base and for us to work in a professional manner and work to the best we can.

d)

The salon is only open to young clients

3.

A/ What is dermatitis

B/ Describe how to avoid developing contact dermatitis

a)

Sore dry hands

Inflamed skin

b)

Red itchy inflamed skin.

Cracked broken skin

c)

Wear latex gloves

Use barrier creams

Rinse and dry hand thoroughly

d)

Wear gloves.

Rinse and dry hands thoroughly.

Use moisturisers

4.

Describe how safety considerations that have to be taken into account when styling and dressing hair?

a)

Client position and comfort

b)

Check equipment before use

c)

Sterilise tools after use

d)

Ensure correct accessories are used

e)

Use professional bands

5.

Explain why it is important to check electrical equipment prior to use?

a)

Make sure all electrial equipment is PAT tested

b)

To prevent harm to self and others

c)

To prevent the risk of electric shock

d)

Report, remove and label

6.

State the health and safety factors to consider when making a choice of non- conventional styling items?

a)

accessories aren't to heavy on clients head

b)

That accessories are suitable for the style

c)

Ensure the client's hair is suitable for accessories

d)

Suitable for use, not cracked or broken

7.

Explain two reasons why tools and heated styling equipment should be kept free from product build up?

a)

Reduces the performance of the piece of equipment

b)

Could create colour fade in the hair

c)

To maintain health and hygiene procedures

d)

Can damage the cuticle

e)

Maintain a professional image

8.

Explain the effects of humidity on the hair?

a)

Hydrogen bonds and salt linkages are broken and re- formed into a temporary position- beta keratin, by drying the hair

b)

Roughens the cuticle of the hair, hair will now tangle slightly and bind together to hold a fuller shape

c)

Hair is hygroscopic and absorbs moisture from the atmosphere, when hair is dried the hair is stretched into beta keratin state. As the hair absorbs moisture it will revert back from beta keratin to alpha keratin- hair in an unstretched state

d)

To allow the hydrogen bonds to harden in their new position for a longer lasting style

9.

Describe the physical effects of styling on the hair structure?

a)

Hydrogen bonds and salt linkages are broken and re- formed into a temporary position- beta keratin, by drying the hair

b)

To allow the hydrogen bonds to harden in their new position for a longer lasting style

c)

Hair is hygroscopic and absorbs moisture from the atmosphere, when hair is dried the hair is stretched into beta keratin state. As the hair absorbs moisture it will revert back from beta keratin to alpha keratin- hair in an unstretched state

d)

Roughen the cuticle of the hair, hair will now tangle slightly and bind together to hold a fuller shape

10.

Describe the physical effects of styling and finishing products on the hair

a)

Styling products deposits a coating on the hair shaft which:

Protects the hair from moisture

Holds the style

Gives the best results

Gives some condition to the hair

Gives the best results if following MFI

b)

Styling products deposits a coating on the hair shaft which:

Protects the hair from humidity

Conditions the hair

Hold the hair in place

Reduces static electricity

Makes the style last longer

11.

Describe how incorrect application of heat can affect:

the hair and scalp

a)

Hair becomes discoloured

b)

Hair can become scorched

c)

Hair can break

d)

Hair can become singed

e)

Scalp burns

12.

Explain why hair should be allowed to cool down prior to dressing out?

a)

Hair is hygroscopic and absorbs moisture from the atmosphere, when hair is dried the hair is stretched into beta keratin state. As the hair absorbs moisture it will revert back from beta keratin to alpha keratin- hair in an unstretched state

b)

To allow the hydrogen bonds to harden in their new position for a longer lasting style

c)

Roughens the cuticle of the hair, hair will now tangle slightly and bind together to hold a fuller shape

d)

Hydrogen bonds and salt linkages are broken and re- formed into a temporary position- beta keratin, by drying the hair

13.

Describe the effects of backcombing and back brushing on the hair structure?

a)

Hydrogen bonds and salt linkages are broken and re- formed into a temporary position- beta keratin, by drying the hair

b)

Hair is hygroscopic and absorbs moisture from the atmosphere, when hair is dried the hair is stretched into beta keratin state. As the hair absorbs moisture it will revert back from beta keratin to alpha keratin- hair in an unstretched state

c)

To allow the hydrogen bonds to harden in their new position for a longer lasting style

d)

Roughens the cuticle of the hair, hair will now tangle slightly and bind together to hold a fuller shape

14.

Describe the potential effects on the hair structure of using and securing added hair and accessories?

a)

Fragilitis ( split ends)

b)

Tinea capitis

c)

Damaged cuticles

d)

Pityriasis capitis

e)

Traction alopecia

15.

Describe three methods of securing added hair and accessories?

a)

Plaiting

b)

Fusing

c)

Bonding

d)

tying

e)

Sewing

16.

Describe how to advise a client on the safe removal of backcombing?

a)

Use a dressing out comb and start at the roots working towards the points in small sections

b)

Use a soft bristle brush and start at the roots and work towards the point in large sections

c)

Use a soft bristle brush and start at the points and work towards the roots in small sections

d)

Use a dressing out comb and start at the points working towards the roots in small sections