With proper care, a braided hair design can last how long?

Which type of comb should you use for separating wet, curly hair?

This brush is best for stimulating the scalp.

When the bristles of a square paddle brush encounter too much resistance, they:

If a client asks for a box braid, which type of braid are they referring to?

A flat leather pad with fine teeth used to sandwich human hair extensions so a specific amount of hair can be extracted without loosening and disturbing the rest of the hair during the process of braiding.

It is not appropriate to braid:

What are the two broad classifications of braiding styles?

The best material to use for hair extensions is:

Blow drying textured hair:

An excellent manufactured synthetic fiber that is durable, soft, and less inclined to tangle than many other synthetics is:

A disadvantage of lin is that it:

Braiders report that tree braids are faster than some other techniques taking about how long?

Separate networks of curly, textured hair that have been intertwined and meshed together are called:

Hair texture does not refer to:

It is NOT particularly important to pay attention to the ____________ of the client's hair during a consultation for a braiding service.

Braids that are positioned close to the scalp

A(n) ___________ braid is a 3 strand braid created with an underhand technique.

A __________ braid is two or three long, simple inverted thick cornrows created around the head.

When producing a __________ braid the side section goes over the middle section.

The rope braid is created by twisting how many strands of hair?

When preparing a client's hair for braiding, what should you do next after shampooing and towel blotting the hair?

Where should you place the comb to perform the coil comb technique?

How long do cornrows typically last?

Which method of locking is most gentle on the hair?

A cornrow achieved by the feed-in method will NOT:

When preparing a spiral rod set, the hair must be completely dry or else the style will:

This style involves braiding the hair when either wet or dry, and then opening the braid to create a crimped texture-on-texture effect.

What should you use to separate hair into large sections?

Which method is used to cultivate the new hair after several weeks of growth to form a lock?

If your vent brush loses one of its protective tips you should:

Braiding in many __________ cultures as an opportunity for women to form relationships.

To test the _________ of the hair, you should use a small section at the crown, hold it at the root and the tip, and slide the hair down two to three times slowly.

A coil is NOT: