Free Printable Milady CIMA Ch.12 Hairstyling

1.

In the context of the types of hairbrushes, identify a true statement about vent brushes.

a)

They create more natural styles because they do not force the hair into a particular shape.

b)

They are the best brush for smooth flat blowouts.

c)

They are designed for backbrushing.

d)

They are used to smooth edges and create "baby hair" after applying edge control.

2.

Which of the following tools dries hair without disturbing the enhanced curl pattern and completes the look without dehydrating the hair and is also used to create volume for curl 'n' go styles?

a)

a steamer

b)

a blowdryer with comb nozzle attachment

c)

a hooded dryer

d)

a diffuser

3.

Identify the term that refers to the process of shaping and directing the hair into an S pattern through the use of fingers, combs, and waving lotion.

a)

ribboning

b)

finger waving

c)

ruffing

d)

finger coiling

4.

A ________ styling aid is a light and airy whipped product that adds a reasonable amount of body and volume to the hair.

a)

gel

b)

spritz

c)

pomade

d)

foam

5.

Identify a true statement about professional flat irons.

a)

The plates are coated with highly polished materials, such as titanium, tourmaline, or ceramic, to ensure a smooth, snag-free glide.

b)

They include a spring-loaded clap controlled by the thumb.

c)

The plate edges are always beveled under to softly cup the ends of the hair.

d)

They allow users to manually control the clamp's pressure.

6.

When performing a standard consultation, check the _________. Is the hair coarse, medium, or fine?

a)

elasticity

b)

pattern

c)

diameter

d)

feel

e)

porosity

7.

Does the hair ________ oily and smooth, rough or dry?

a)

elasticity

b)

pattern

c)

diameter

d)

feel

e)

porosity

8.

Is the _________ coily or curly?

a)

elasticity

b)

pattern

c)

diameter

d)

feel

e)

porosity

9.

Test for __________, which is how well the hair absorbs and retains moisture.

a)

elasticity

b)

pattern

c)

diameter

d)

feel

e)

porosity

10.

Also test for ___________, which is how well the hair retains a hairstyle.

a)

elasticity

b)

pattern

c)

diameter

d)

feel

e)

porosity

11.

What type of brush is this?

a)

Styling Brush

b)

Paddle Brush

c)

Teasing Brush

d)

Detangling Brush

e)

Vent Brush

12.

What type of brush is this?

a)

Styling Brush

b)

Paddle Brush

c)

Teasing Brush

d)

Detangling Brush

e)

Vent Brush

13.

What type of brush is this?

a)

Styling Brush

b)

Paddle Brush

c)

Teasing Brush

d)

Detangling Brush

e)

Vent Brush

14.

What type of brush is this?

a)

Styling Brush

b)

Paddle Brush

c)

Teasing Brush

d)

Detangling Brush

e)

Vent Brush

15.

What type of brush is this?

a)

Styling Brush

b)

Paddle Brush

c)

Teasing Brush

d)

Detangling Brush

e)

Vent Brush

16.

What is the go-to brush type for smooth, flat blow-outs?

a)

Edging Brush

b)

Paddle Brush

c)

Vent Brush

d)

Teasing Brush

e)

Oval Grooming Brush

17.

Which brush type creates "baby hair"?

a)

Edging Brush

b)

Paddle Brush

c)

Vent Brush

d)

Teasing Brush

e)

Oval Grooming Brush

18.

Which brush type is particularly suited for fine-to-medium hair?

a)

Edging Brush

b)

Paddle Brush

c)

Vent Brush

d)

Teasing Brush

e)

Oval Grooming Brush

19.

Which brush type is designed for backbrushing hair?

a)

Edging Brush

b)

Paddle Brush

c)

Vent Brush

d)

Teasing Brush

e)

Oval Grooming Brush

20.

Which brush type speeds up drying times?

a)

Edging Brush

b)

Paddle Brush

c)

Vent Brush

d)

Teasing Brush

e)

Oval Grooming Brush

21.

Which comb type precisely parts and sections the hair and serves as a styling tool?

a)

Feather Comb

b)

Cutting Comb

c)

Tail Comb

22.

Which comb type finely combs each cutting section and styles the hair?

a)

Feather Comb

b)

Cutting Comb

c)

Tail Comb

23.

Which comb type is a tool used in finishing a style and producing different looks?

a)

Feather Comb

b)

Cutting Comb

c)

Tail Comb

24.

Which comb type lifts and fluffs curly or coily hair?

a)

Wide-Tooth Comb

b)

Hair Pick

25.

Which comb type is the preferred choice for thick, curly, or wet hair?

a)

Wide-Tooth Comb

b)

Hair Pick

26.

What is the FIRST step for applying Dry Shampoo?

a)

Massage the scalp area to encourage further absorption.

b)

Blowdry the scalp area.

c)

Brush the hair to remove excess product.

d)

Apply dry shampoo to the root area on dry hair and then down to where the natural oil line ends.

e)

Wait up to 10 minutes to give the powder time to absorb the oil.

27.

What is the SECOND step for applying Dry Shampoo?

a)

Massage the scalp area to encourage further absorption.

b)

Blowdry the scalp area.

c)

Brush the hair to remove excess product.

d)

Apply dry shampoo to the root area on dry hair and then down to where the natural oil line ends.

e)

Wait up to 10 minutes to give the powder time to absorb the oil.

28.

What is the THIRD step for applying Dry Shampoo?

a)

Massage the scalp area to encourage further absorption.

b)

Blowdry the scalp area.

c)

Brush the hair to remove excess product.

d)

Apply dry shampoo to the root area on dry hair and then down to where the natural oil line ends.

e)

Wait up to 10 minutes to give the powder time to absorb the oil.

29.

What is the FOURTH step for applying Dry Shampoo?

a)

Massage the scalp area to encourage further absorption.

b)

Blowdry the scalp area.

c)

Brush the hair to remove excess product.

d)

Apply dry shampoo to the root area on dry hair and then down to where the natural oil line ends.

e)

Wait up to 10 minutes to give the powder time to absorb the oil.

30.

What is the FIFTH and FINAL step for applying Dry Shampoo?

a)

Massage the scalp area to encourage further absorption.

b)

Blowdry the scalp area.

c)

Brush the hair to remove excess product.

d)

Apply dry shampoo to the root area on dry hair and then down to where the natural oil line ends.

e)

Wait up to 10 minutes to give the powder time to absorb the oil.

31.

Hair spray, also known as __________, is a quick-drying liquid delivered to the hair via a spray bottle.

a)

spritz

b)

sheen

32.

___________ is oil that gives hair a luminous appearance during and after styling.

a)

Spritz

b)

Sheen

33.

___________ has a creamy consistency and is alcohol-free, which allows for a light hold with a natural effect.

a)

Styling Lotion

b)

Edge Control

c)

Styling Cream

d)

Gel

34.

_________ typically offers low to medium hold with a natural-looking shine and minimal frizz.

a)

Styling Lotion

b)

Edge Control

c)

Styling Cream

d)

Gel

35.

___________ is a thickened styling preparation that comes in a tube, bottle, or large container and creates a strong hold.

a)

Styling Lotion

b)

Edge Control

c)

Styling Cream

d)

Gel

36.

____________ is used on highly textured or chemically relaxed hair to smooth and control the fine hair around the face's perimeter.

a)

Styling Lotion

b)

Edge Control

c)

Styling Cream

d)

Gel

37.

_________, also known as "mousse," is a light, airy, whipped styling product that resembles shaving foam and builds moderate body and volume into the hair.

a)

Volumizer

b)

Serum

c)

Foam

d)

Setting Foam

e)

Pomade

38.

_________ is a light, whipped version of setting lotion used to perform wet sets, including roller sets, finger waves, rod sets, two-strand twists, braid sets, coils, wraps, and molds.

a)

Volumizer

b)

Serum

c)

Foam

d)

Setting Foam

e)

Pomade

39.

__________ adds volume, especially at the base, when wet hair is blown dry.

a)

Volumizer

b)

Serum

c)

Foam

d)

Setting Foam

e)

Pomade

40.

__________, also known as “silicone,” adds gloss and sheen to the hair while creating textural definition.

a)

Volumizer

b)

Serum

c)

Foam

d)

Setting Foam

e)

Pomade

41.

___________ is a greasy, waxy, or oily styling aid that gives hair a shiny and slick appearance, or a matte finish.

a)

Volumizer

b)

Serum

c)

Foam

d)

Setting Lotion

e)

Pomade

42.

What prep product protects the hair during a thermal style service and may contain extra benefits such as frizz control or humidity resistance?

a)

blow-dry styling aids

b)

dry-style enhancers

c)

pomades

d)

heat protectants

43.

Dry shampoos are a type of ___________.

a)

style enhancer

b)

pomade

c)

blow-dry styling aid

d)

heat protectants

44.

Of these choices, which type of pomade feels the most slick and greasy?

a)

hair-paste pomade

b)

hair-wax pomade

c)

water-based pomade

d)

clay pomade

45.

Which is NOT a benefit of blow-dry styling aid products?

a)

Blow-dry styling aids provide style retention and control.

b)

Blow-dry styling aids enhance hair texture.

c)

A single, well-chosen product type can be used for all textures and styling goals.

d)

Blow-dry styling aids can create a silky or a strong finish.

46.

What is true of working hair spray?

a)

Working hair spray is usually packaged in aerosol cans.

b)

Working hair sprays are mainly used to hold the completed style.

c)

Working hair sprays can be applied in light layers.

d)

Working hair sprays do not respond well to styling with the fingers.

47.

Which blow dryer motor will have a typical working life span that is longer than 1,200 hours? (Select all that apply.)

a)

AC motors

b)

DC motors

c)

EC motors

d)

PMDC motors

48.

What does a typical DC motor have that a typical AC motor does not? (Select all that apply.)

a)

a professional-length cord

b)

quiet operation

c)

a lighter weight

d)

a three-prong plug

49.

What is a benefit of an AC motor? (Select all that apply.)

a)

multiple heat and air velocity settings

b)

powerful heat output

c)

an ACLI safety plug

d)

brushless, magnet-driven operation

50.

Which blow dryer motors most commonly produce NO MORE THAN 1,200 watts of electricity? (Select all that apply.)

a)

AC motors

b)

DC motors

c)

EC motors

d)

PMDC motors

51.

What is a particular drawback of an EC motor? (Select all that apply.)

a)

noise

b)

a short life span

c)

cost

d)

weak airflow

52.

True or False: When working with damaged or chemically treated hair, reduce the airflow speed and temperature.

a)

True

b)

False

53.

True or False: Partially towel dry the hair before blow drying to prevent overstretching and damaging the hair.

a)

True

b)

False

54.

True or False: Always direct the hot air TOWARD the client’s scalp.

a)

True

b)

False

55.

True or False: NEVER move the blow dryer in a constant back-and-forth motion unless the cool shot button is being used.

a)

True

b)

False

56.

True or False: Avoid ruffling the cuticle by directing the hot air from the scalp toward the ends of the hair.

a)

True

b)

False

57.

What is the FIRST step for Smooth Styling with a Flat Iron?

a)

Brush the hair, lightly clamp the iron around the section, and smoothly move down the hair shaft to the ends.

b)

For a smoother and silkier result, clamp the iron on the hair, place a heat-resistant comb in front of the iron and in the hair, and move the two in unison down the hair shaft. This is called “chasing.”

c)

Take sections that are small enough to control the hair and be evenly heated throughout.

d)

Comb or brush thoroughly and take two passes with the iron from scalp to end to warm up the hair.

e)

If the hair is longer than 12 inches (30 cm), or is super curly or rough, divide the hair into two separate sections (e.g., scalp down to 6 inches (15 cm) in length; and 6 inches (15 cm) down to 12 inches (30 cm)). Once all the sections are smooth, glide the flat iron from scalp to end until uniformly smooth.

58.

What is the SECOND step for Smooth Styling with a Flat Iron?

a)

Brush the hair, lightly clamp the iron around the section, and smoothly move down the hair shaft to the ends.

b)

For a smoother and silkier result, clamp the iron on the hair, place a heat-resistant comb in front of the iron and in the hair, and move the two in unison down the hair shaft. This is called “chasing.”

c)

Take sections that are small enough to control the hair and be evenly heated throughout.

d)

Comb or brush thoroughly and take two passes with the flat iron from scalp to end to warm up the hair.

e)

If the hair is longer than 12 inches (30 cm), or is super curly or rough, divide the hair into two separate sections (e.g., scalp down to 6 inches (15 cm) in length; and 6 inches (15 cm) down to 12 inches (30 cm)). Once all the sections are smooth, glide the flat iron from scalp to end until uniformly smooth.

59.

What is the THIRD step for Smooth Styling with a Flat Iron?

a)

Brush the hair, lightly clamp the iron around the section, and smoothly move down the hair shaft to the ends.

b)

For a smoother and silkier result, clamp the iron on the hair, place. heat-resistant comb in front of the iron and in the hair, and move the two in unison down the hair shaft. This is called “chasing.”

c)

Take sections that are small enough to control the hair and be evenly heated throughout.

d)

Comb or brush thoroughly and take two passes with the iron from scalp to end to warm up the hair.

e)

If the hair is longer than 12 inches (30 cm), or is super curly or rough, divide the hair into two separate sections (e.g., scalp down to 6 inches (15 cm) in length; and 6 inches (15 cm) down to 12 inches (30 cm)). Once all the sections are smooth, glide the flat iron from scalp to end until uniformly smooth.

60.

What is the FOURTH step for Smooth Styling with a Flat Iron?

a)

Brush the hair, lightly clamp the iron around the section, and smoothly move down the hair shaft to the ends.

b)

For a smoother and silkier result, clamp the iron on the hair, place a heat-resistant comb in front of the iron and in the hair, and move the two in unison down the hair shaft. This is called “chasing.”

c)

Take sections that are small enough to control the hair and be evenly heated throughout.

d)

Comb or brush thoroughly and take two passes with the flat iron from scalp to end to warm up the hair.

e)

If the hair is longer than 12 inches (30 cm), or is super curly or rough, divide the hair into two separate sections (e.g., scalp down to 6 inches (15 cm) in length; and 6 inches (15 cm) down to 12 inches (30 cm)). Once all the sections are smooth, glide the flat iron from the scalp to end until uniformly smooth.

61.

What is the FIFTH and FINAL step for Smooth Styling with a Flat Iron?

a)

Brush the hair, lightly clamp the iron around the section, and smoothly move down the hair shaft to the ends.

b)

For a smoother and silkier result, clamp the iron on the hair, place. heat-resistant comb in front of the iron and in the hair, and move the two in unison down the hair shaft. This is called “chasing.”

c)

Take sections that are small enough to control the hair and be evenly heated throughout.

d)

Comb or brush thoroughly and take two passes with the iron from scalp to end to warm up the hair.

e)

If the hair is longer than 12 inches (30 cm), or is super curly or rough, divide the hair into two separate sections (e.g., scalp down to 6 inches (15 cm) in length; and 6 inches (15 cm) down to 12 inches (30 cm)). Once all the sections are smooth, glide the flat iron from scalp to end until uniformly smooth.

62.

What is the FIRST step for Adding Volume with a Crimping Iron?

a)

Comb the underneath layer up and slightly forward.

b)

Pin away the top layer of the hair.

c)

Style the top layers over the crimped area to hide the zigzag pattern.

d)

Crimp several thin hair sections from the base to a few inches away from the scalp.

63.

What is the SECOND step for Adding Volume with a Crimping Iron?

a)

Comb the underneath layer up and slightly forward.

b)

Pin away the top layer of the hair.

c)

Style the top layer over the crimped area to hide the zigzag pattern.

d)

Crimp several thin hair sections from the base to a few inches away from the scalp.

64.

What is the THIRD step for Adding Volume with a Crimping Iron?

a)

Comb the underneath layer up and slightly forward.

b)

Pin away the top layer of the hair.

c)

Style the top layers over the crimped area to hide the zigzag pattern.

d)

Crimp several thin hair sections from the base to a few inches away from the scalp.

65.

What is the FOURTH and FINAL step for Adding Volume with a Crimping Iron?

a)

Comb the underneath layer up and slightly forward.

b)

Pin away the top layer of the hair.

c)

Style the top layers over the crimped area to hide the zigzag pattern.

d)

Crimp several thin hair sections from the base to a few inches away from the scalp.

66.

Which type of Thermal Styling Tool or Accessory is this?

a)

Spring Iron

b)

Clamp-Free (Clipless) Iron

c)

Flat Iron

d)

Conventional Marcel Iron (Stove)

e)

Crimping Iron

67.

Which type of Thermal Styling Tool or Accessory is this?

a)

Spring Iron

b)

Clamp-Free (Clipless) Iron

c)

Flat Iron

d)

Conventional Marcel Iron (Stove)

e)

Crimping Iron

68.

Which type of Thermal Styling Tool or Accessory is this?

a)

Spring Iron

b)

Clamp-Free (Clipless) Iron

c)

Flat Iron

d)

Conventional Marcel Iron (Stove)

e)

Crimping Iron

69.

Which type of Thermal Styling Tool or Accessory is this?

a)

Spring Iron

b)

Clamp-Free (Clipless) Iron

c)

Flat Iron

d)

Conventional Marcel Iron (Stove)

e)

Crimping Iron

70.

Which type of Thermal Styling Tool or Accessory is this?

a)

Spring Iron

b)

Clamp-Free (Clipless) Iron

c)

Flat Iron

d)

Conventional Marcel Iron (Stove)

e)

Crimping Iron

71.

Which hair texture can be styled with an iron at temperature 1 (250 degrees Fahrenheit (121 degrees Celsius))?

a)

Coarse

b)

Fine

c)

Medium

d)

Fragile

e)

Coarse and Coily

72.

Which hair texture can be styled with an iron at temperature 2 (300 degrees Fahrenheit (149 degrees Celsius))?

a)

Coarse

b)

Fine

c)

Medium

d)

Fragile

e)

Coarse and Coily

73.

Which hair texture can be styled with an iron at temperature 3 (350 degrees Fahrenheit (177 degrees Celsius))?

a)

Coarse

b)

Fine

c)

Medium

d)

Fragile

e)

Coarse and Coily

74.

Which hair texture can be styled with an iron at temperature 4 (375 degrees Fahrenheit (191 degrees Celsius))?

a)

Coarse

b)

Fine

c)

Medium

d)

Fragile

e)

Coarse and Coily

75.

Which hair texture can be styled with an iron at temperature 5 (400 degrees Fahrenheit (204 degrees Celsius))?

a)

Coarse

b)

Fine

c)

Medium

d)

Fragile

e)

Coarse and Coily

76.

What is the FIRST step for Cleaning a Thermal Iron?

a)

Using a spray bottle, slightly dampen a cloth with water or rubbing alcohol.

b)

Dry the barrel or plates using a dry, absorbent cloth.

c)

Rub the damp cloth on the iron’s barrel or plates several times until the coating has been removed.

d)

Unplug your iron.

e)

If heated, allow it to cool to room temperature.

77.

What is the SECOND step for Cleaning a Thermal Iron?

a)

Using a spray bottle, slightly dampen a cloth with water or rubbing alcohol.

b)

Dry the barrel or plates using a dry, absorbent cloth.

c)

Rub the damp cloth on the iron’s barrel or plates several times until the coating has been removed.

d)

Unplug your iron.

e)

If heated, allow it to cool to room temperature.

78.

What is the THIRD step for Cleaning a Thermal Iron?

a)

Using a spray bottle, slightly dampen a cloth with water or rubbing alcohol.

b)

Dry the barrel or plates using a dry, absorbent cloth.

c)

Rub the damp cloth on the iron’s barrel or plates several times until the coating has been removed.

d)

Unplug your iron.

e)

If heated, allow it to cool to room temperature.

79.

What is the FOURTH step for Cleaning a Thermal Iron?

a)

Using a spray bottle, slightly dampen a cloth with water or rubbing alcohol.

b)

Dry the barrel or plates using a dry, absorbent cloth.

c)

Rub the damp cloth on the iron’s barrel or

plates several times until the coating has been removed.

d)

Unplug your iron.

e)

If heated, allow it to cool to room temperature.

80.

What is the FIFTH and FINAL step for Cleaning a Thermal Iron?

a)

Using a spray bottle, slightly dampen a cloth with water or rubbing alcohol.

b)

Dry the barrel or plates using a dry, absorbent cloth.

c)

Rub the damp cloth on the iron’s barrel or plates several times until the coating has been removed.

d)

Unplug your iron.

e)

If heated, allow it to cool to room temperature.

81.

What is the round, solid prong of a thermal iron called? (Select all that apply.)

a)

the barrel

b)

the rod handle

c)

the rod

d)

the shell

82.

Which iron size will produce a curly, rather than a loose, result? (Select all that apply.)

a)

3/8"

b)

5/8”

c)

1”

d)

2”

83.

Which statement is true of barrel sizes? (Select all that apply.)

a)

The larger the barrel, the tighter the curl.

b)

The smaller the barrel, the tighter the curl.

c)

The smaller the barrel, the looser the curl.

d)

The larger the barrel, the looser the curl.

84.

Which iron size should be used for loose waves? (Select all that apply.)

a)

3/8”

b)

3/4”

c)

1 3/4”

d)

2”

85.

What part of the thermal iron presses the hair against the thermal iron’s rod or barrel? (Select all that apply.)

a)

the shell

b)

the clamp

c)

the clasp

d)

the rod handle

Milady CIMA Ch.12 Hairstyling

Total questions: 85

Worksheet time: 2hrs 8mins

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