WorksheetsMilady CIMA Ch.12 Hairstyling Part 2
Total questions: 81
Worksheet time: 2hrs 2mins
When smoothing the hair for flat ironing, when should the hair be divided into two separate sections? (Select all that apply.)
if the hair is longer than 12” (30 cm)
if the hair is wavy
if the hair is very curly
if the hair is rough
Which statement is true of crimping? (Select all that apply.)
Crimped hair is always popular.
Crimping irons are rarely used today.
Well-defined zigzags are not achieved by a crimping iron alone.
Crimping irons can add volume without looking like an obviously "crimped" style.
Which iron is designed to create a zigzag pattern in the hair? (Select all that apply.)
Crimping Iron
Flat Iron
Clipless Irons
Marcel Irons
What are considered clamp irons? (Select all that apply.)
Spring Irons
Flat Irons
Marcel Irons
Crimping Irons
Which iron is more likely to be used by a professional than by a consumer? (Select all that apply.)
Spring Iron
Marcel Iron
Ceramic Flat Iron
Crimping Iron
True or False: ALWAYS use metal and cellulose acetate combs for thermal curling services.
True
False
True or False: Keep the handles CLOSE to the HEATER to keep them warm when using a stove-heated iron.
True
False
True or False: When curling or waving hair at the base of the head, place a comb between the scalp and the thermal iron.
True
False
True or False: An overly hot iron can DISCOLOR white hair.
True
False
True or False: RUBBER COMBS are SAFE to use when using a thermal iron.
True
False
Tempering a Brass Pressing Comb
Step 1: Heat the pressing comb in the thermal oven (or other heating appliance) until it gets extremely hot.
Step 2: Carefully remove the pressing comb from the thermal oven (or other heating appliance).
What is the THIRD step for Tempering a Brass Pressing Comb?
Wipe off excess oil.
Rinse with hot water to remove remaining oil.
Pat the comb dry.
Allow the pressing comb to cool.
Coat the comb in petroleum jelly or pressing oil.
What is the FOURTH step for Tempering a Brass Pressing Comb?
Wipe off excess oil.
Rinse with hot water to remove remaining oil.
Pat the comb dry.
Allow the pressing comb to cool.
Coat the comb in petroleum jelly or pressing oil.
What is the FIFTH step for Tempering a Brass Pressing Comb?
Wipe off excess oil.
Rinse with hot water to remove remaining oil.
Pat the comb dry.
Allow the pressing comb to cool.
Coat the comb in petroleum jelly or pressing oil.
What is the SIXTH step for Tempering a Brass Pressing Comb?
Wipe off excess oil.
Rinse with hot water to remove remaining oil.
Pat the comb dry.
Allow the pressing comb to cool.
Coat the comb in petroleum jelly or pressing oil.
What is the SEVENTH and FINAL step for Tempering a Brass Pressing Comb?
Wipe off excess oil.
Rinse with hot water to remove remaining oil.
Pat the comb dry.
Allow the pressing comb to cool.
Coat the comb in petroleum jelly or pressing oil.
Thermal Pressing
Step 1: Wash and dry the hair. Apply a heat protectant product. Then lightly apply a pressing oil or cream.
Step 2: Separate the hair into small sections. Each section should take up only about half of the pressing comb's width.
What is the THIRD step for Thermal Pressing?
Insert the pressing comb as close to the scalp as possible without risking scalp damage. The teeth should be pointing down, and the back of the comb should be up.
Move the pressing comb through the hair and the perimeter (edges) with the recommended tension, as outlined in this chapter. Finish by styling the hair with thermal tool of choice.
Comb the section with a regular comb to ensure the hair is as smooth as possible and tangle-free.
Heat the pressing comb to the desired temperature, then test it on a white cloth or tissue. If the fabric becomes discolored (scorched), allow the comb to cool for a few seconds and test again.
Use the teeth of the pressing comb to separate and control the hair; use the back of the comb to straighten the hair.
What is the FOURTH step for Thermal Pressing?
Insert the pressing comb as close to the scalp as possible without risking scalp damage. The teeth should be pointing down, and the back of the comb should be up.
Move the pressing comb through the hair and the perimeter (edges) with the recommended tension, as outlined in this chapter. Finish by styling the hair with thermal tool of choice.
Comb the section with a regular comb to ensure the hair is as smooth as possible and tangle-free.
Heat the pressing comb to the desired temperature, then test it on a white cloth or tissue. If the fabric becomes discolored (scorched), allow the comb to cool for a few seconds and test again.
Use the teeth of the pressing comb to separate and control the hair; use the back of the comb to straighten the hair.
What is the FIFTH step for Thermal Pressing?
Insert the pressing comb as close to the scalp as possible without risking scalp damage. The teeth should be pointing down, and the back of the comb should be up.
Move the pressing comb through the hair and the perimeter (edges) with the recommended tension, as outlined in this chapter. Finish by styling the hair with thermal tool of choice.
Comb the section with a regular comb to ensure the hair is as smooth as possible and tangle-free.
Heat the pressing comb to the desired temperature, then test it on a white cloth or tissue. If the fabric becomes discolored (scorched), allow the comb to cool for a few seconds and test again.
Use the teeth of the pressing comb to separate and control the hair; use the back of the comb to straighten the hair.
What is the SIXTH step for Thermal Pressing?
Insert the pressing comb as close to the scalp as possible without risking scalp damage. The teeth should be pointing down, and the back of the comb should be up.
Move the pressing comb through the hair and the perimeter (edges) with the recommended tension, as outlined in this chapter. Finish by styling the hair with thermal tool of choice.
Comb the section with a regular comb to ensure the hair is as smooth as possible and tangle-free.
Heat the pressing comb to the desired temperature, then test it on a white cloth or tissue. If the fabric becomes discolored (scorched), allow the comb to cool for a few seconds and test again.
Use the teeth of the pressing comb to separate and control the hair; use the back of the comb to straighten the hair.
What is the SEVENTH and FINAL step for Thermal Pressing?
Insert the pressing comb as close to the scalp as possible without risking scalp damage. The teeth should be pointing down, and the back of the comb should be up.
Move the pressing comb through the hair and the perimeter (edges) with the recommended tension, as outlined in this chapter. Finish by styling the hair with thermal tool of choice.
Comb the section with a regular comb to ensure the hair is as smooth as possible and tangle-free.
Heat the pressing comb to the desired temperature, then test it on a white cloth or tissue. If the fabric becomes discolored (scorched), allow the comb to cool for a few seconds and test again.
Use the teeth of the pressing comb to separate and control the hair; use the back of the comb to straighten the hair.
Which type of Thermal Pressing removes 60-75 percent of the curl?
Medium Press
Soft Press
Hard Press
Which type of Thermal Pressing removes 100 percent of the curl?
Medium Press
Soft Press
Hard Press
Which type of Thermal Pressing removes 50-60 percent of the curl?
Medium Press
Soft Press
Hard Press
True or False: After Thermal Pressing, recommend a conditioning treatment mask twice a YEAR to help strengthen and moisturize the hair and scalp
True
False
True or False: For fine-textured hair, a flat iron on HIGH heat may work better than a pressing comb.
True
False
True or False: If using a stove to heat the pressing comb, make sure the pressing comb is as hot as possible.
True
False
True or False: Do not completely dry the hair after shampooing and before pressing.
True
False
True or False: Avoid using perfumed pressing oil near the scalp if the client has allergies.
True
False
When pressing __________, consider setting the flat iron to high heat if the curl form is not highly textured.
gray hair
coily hair
fine hair
coarse hair
bleached hair
When pressing ____________, apply enough pressure so the hair remains straightened.
gray hair
coily hair
fine hair
coarse hair
bleached hair
____________ requires more heat and pressure than other types.
Gray hair
Coily hair
Fine hair
Coarse hair
Bleached hair
Pressing ___________ is never recommended.
gray hair
coily hair
fine hair
coarse hair
bleached hair
_____________ may be harder to straighten and may discolor under excessive heat.
Gray hair
Coily hair
Fine hair
Coarse hair
Bleached hair
Natural Hairstyling Using the Coily Method
Step 1: Place a clean neck strip on the client and drape them with a cutting or styling cape.
What is the SECOND step for Natural Hairstyling Using the Coily Method?
Lightly dry the hair around the neckline with a towel.
With the client reclined, in the shampoo chair, cleanse and condition the hair.
Have the client sit upright. Detangle the hair with a wide-tooth-comb or a detangling brush, depending on the hair length and texture.
Apply a medium-weight leave-in conditioner or prep cream to the wet hair.
Apply a curl-defining or curl-enhancing cream for coily and super-coily hair textures and smooth the product all over.
What is the THIRD step for Natural Hairstyling Using the Coily Method?
Lightly dry the hair around the neckline with a towel.
With the client reclined, in the shampoo chair, cleanse and condition the hair.
Have the client sit upright. Detangle the hair with a wide-tooth-comb or a detangling brush, depending on the hair length and texture.
Apply a medium-weight leave-in conditioner or prep cream to the wet hair.
Apply a curl-defining or curl-enhancing cream for coily and super-coily hair textures and smooth the product all over.
What is the FOURTH step for Natural Hairstyling Using the Coily Method?
Lightly dry the hair around the neckline with a towel.
With the client reclined, in the shampoo chair, cleanse and condition the hair.
Have the client sit upright. Detangle the hair with a wide-tooth-comb or a detangling brush, depending on the hair length and texture.
Apply a medium-weight leave-in conditioner or prep cream to the wet hair.
Apply a curl-defining or curl-enhancing cream for coily and super-coily hair textures and smooth the product all over.
What is the FIFTH step for Natural Hairstyling Using the Coily Method?
Lightly dry the hair around the neckline with a towel.
With the client reclined, in the shampoo chair, cleanse and condition the hair.
Have the client sit upright. Detangle the hair with a wide-tooth-comb or a detangling brush, depending on the hair length and texture.
Apply a medium-weight leave-in conditioner or prep cream to the wet hair.
Apply a curl-defining or curl-enhancing cream for coily and super-coily hair textures and smooth the product all over.
What is the SIXTH step for Natural Hairstyling Using the Coily Method?
Lightly dry the hair around the neckline with a towel.
With the client reclined, in the shampoo chair, cleanse and condition the hair.
Have the client sit upright. Detangle the hair with a wide-tooth-comb or a detangling brush, depending on the hair length and texture.
Apply a medium-weight leave-in conditioner or prep cream to the wet hair.
Apply a curl-defining or curl-enhancing cream for coily and super-coily hair textures and smooth the product all over.
What is the SEVENTH step for Natural Hairstyling Using the Coily Method?
Palm coil and/or finger coil the hair until you see complete coil definition all over the head.
Dry and style the hair depending on its length.
Use a detangling brush to stretch the coils, then rake your fingers through the hair.
Apply a styling foam or gel.
Gather and separate the hair by opening and closing your fingers together. Do not touch, fingerstyle, or manipulate the coils after setting them in place. They must completely dry to avoid frizz.
What is the EIGHTH step for Natural Hairstyling Using the Coily Method?
Palm coil and/or finger coil the hair until you see complete coil definition all over the head.
Dry and style the hair depending on its length.
Use a detangling brush to stretch the coils, then rake your fingers through the hair.
Apply a styling foam or gel.
Gather and separate the hair by opening and closing your fingers together. Do not touch, fingerstyle, or manipulate the coils after setting them in place. They must completely dry to avoid frizz.
What is the NINTH step for Natural Hairstyling Using the Coily Method?
Palm coil and/or finger coil the hair until you see complete coil definition all over the head.
Dry and style the hair depending on its length.
Use a detangling brush to stretch the coils, then rake your fingers through the hair.
Apply a styling foam or gel.
Gather and separate the hair by opening and closing your fingers together. Do not touch, fingerstyle, or manipulate the coils after setting them in place. They must completely dry to avoid frizz.
What is the TENTH step for Natural Hairstyling Using the Coily Method?
Palm coil and/or finger coil the hair until you see complete coil definition all over the head.
Dry and style the hair depending on its length.
Use a detangling brush to stretch the coils, then rake your fingers through the hair.
Apply a styling foam or gel.
Gather and separate the hair by opening and closing your fingers together. Do not touch, fingerstyle, or manipulate the coils after setting them in place. They must completely dry to avoid frizz.
What is the ELEVENTH and FINAL step for Natural Hairstyling Using the Coily Method?
Palm coil and/or finger coil the hair until you see complete coil definition all over the head.
Dry and style the hair depending on its length.
Use a detangling brush to stretch the coils, then rake your fingers through the hair.
Apply a styling foam or gel.
Gather and separate the hair by opening and closing your fingers together. Do not touch, fingerstyle, or manipulate the coils after setting them in place. They must completely dry to avoid frizz.
Which type of Natural Textured Set and Style is this?
Bantu Knot-Out Style
Two-Strand Twist
Spiral Rod Set
Coil-Out Style
Textured Set and Style
Which type of Natural Textured Set and Style is this?
Bantu Knot-Out Style
Two-Strand Twist
Spiral Rod Set
Coil-Out Style
Textured Set and Style
Which type of Natural Textured Set and Style is this?
Bantu Knot-Out Style
Two-Strand Twist
Spiral Rod Set
Coil-Out Style
Textured Set and Style
Which type of Natural Textured Set and Style is this?
Bantu Knot-Out Style
Two-Strand Twist
Spiral Rod Set
Coil-Out Style
Textured Set and Style
Which type of Natural Textured Set and Style is this?
Bantu Knot-Out Style
Two-Strand Twist
Spiral Rod Set
Coil-Out Style
Textured Set and Style
Which is an essential product to achieve naturally curly and coily styles? (Select all that apply.)
leave-in conditioner
curl styling foam
curl cream
pomade
What products should be AVOIDED when selecting hair products? (Select all that apply.)
beeswax
mineral oil
botanical oils
lanolin
What styling method uses products and fingers/hand manipulations to achieve a free defined textured hair? (Select all that apply.)
curl 'n' go
Bantu knot
coil 'n' go
coil comb technique
What is a good method for home care of a curly or coily hairstyle? (Select all that apply.)
Wear a silk bonnet at night.
Pineapple wrap the hair before bed.
Wear a shower cap when bathing.
Use flannel pillowcases.
What technique is often used with the coily method? (Select all that apply.)
palm coiling
raking and scrunching
palm rolling
finger coiling
The hair is double-strand twisted or coil twisted and wrapped around itself to make a(n) ___________ and secured with bobby pins or elastic bands.
spiral rod set
flat twist
Nubian knot
braid-out set
glamour waves
A(n) __________ involve(s) individual braiding or cornrowing the hair either wet or dry, then opening the braid to create a crimped, texture-on-texture effect with added volume.
spiral rod set
flat twist
Nubian knot
braid-out set
glamour waves
In a(n) ____________, each section is divided into two subsections and then twisted and interwoven to lie flat on the scalp.
spiral rod set
flat twist
Nubian knot
braid-out set
glamour waves
Flat twists can be untwisted and opened to create a texture known as _____________.
spiral rod set
flat twist
Nubian knot
braid-out set
glamour waves
Hair is wrapped around a vertical rod, moving up the rod in a spiral movement, in a(n) ____________.
spiral rod set
flat twist
Nubian knot
braid-out set
glamour waves
Which Locking method involves sectioning the hair into the desired loc size?
Sisterlocs
Coil Comb Technique
Braids or Extensions
Palm Roll Technique
Which Locking method involves instantly locing textured hair with a special tool?
Sisterlocs
Coil Comb Technique
Braids or Extensions
Palm Roll Technique
Which Locking method involves placing the comb at the scalp and spiraling the hair with a rotating motion?
Sisterlocs
Coil Comb Technique
Braids or Extensions
Palm Roll Method
Which Locking method involves applying gel to dampened subsections and rolling in a counterclockwise or clockwise direction?
Sisterlocs
Coil Comb Technique
Braids or Extensions
Palm Roll Method
Basic loc maintenance after the locs have started should include visiting the salon every _____________.
one to two weeks
two to three weeks
three to four weeks
four to five weeks
The amount of time needed to fully form the locs will depend on the curl and coil pattern, but could take ____________ to fully loc.
six months to a year
eight months to a year
ten months to a year
a year
To maintain locs at home, clients should cleanse the scalp with a ___________ solution between salon visits, once weekly or as needed to maintain a healthy scalp.
loc butter
tea tree oil
essential oil
To maintain locs at home, clients should retwist frizzy locs around the hairline, at night or as needed with a(n) ___________.
loc butter
tea tree oil
essential oil
To maintain locs at home, clients should moisturize the scalp and locs with ___________ sprays, daily or as needed.
loc butter
tea tree oil
essential oil
Backcombing
Step 1: Section the hair.
What is the SECOND step for Backcombing?
Smooth the hair.
Create a cushion (base).
Repeat for volume.
Push the comb down.
Insert the comb.
What is the THIRD step for Backcombing?
Smooth the hair.
Create a cushion (base).
Repeat for volume.
Push the comb down.
Insert the comb.
What is the FOURTH step for Backcombing?
Smooth the hair.
Create a cushion (base).
Repeat for volume.
Push the comb down.
Insert the comb.
What is the FIFTH step for Backcombing?
Smooth the hair.
Create a cushion (base).
Repeat for volume.
Push the comb down.
Insert the comb.
What is the SIXTH and FINAL step for Backcombing?
Smooth the hair.
Create a cushion (base).
Repeat for volume.
Push the comb down.
Insert the comb.
What is the FIRST step for Backbrushing?
Turn the brush.
Hold the hair strand.
Place the brush.
Smooth the hair.
Roll the brush.
What is the SECOND step for Backbrushing?
Turn the brush.
Hold the hair strand.
Place the brush.
Smooth the hair.
Roll the brush.
What is the THIRD step for Backbrushing?
Turn the brush.
Hold the hair strand.
Place the brush.
Smooth the hair.
Roll the brush.
What is the FOURTH step for Backbrushing?
Turn the brush.
Hold the hair strand.
Place the brush.
Smooth the hair.
Roll the brush.
What is the FIFTH and FINAL step for Backbrushing?
Turn the brush.
Hold the hair strand.
Place the brush.
Smooth the hair.
Roll the brush.
Which of the four basic Curl Patterns turns the hair ends under or over with a curling iron?
Spiral Curl
Root Curl
End Curl
Wave
Which of the four basic Curl Pattern uses an S-shaped pattern, such as a surface enhancer?
Spiral Curl
Root Curl
End Curl
Wave
Which of the four basic Curl Patterns are formed by winding a strand around the rod?
Spiral Curl
Root Curl
End Curl
Wave
Which of the four basic Curl Patterns form curls from roots to ends to create volume and movement?
Spiral Curl
Root Curl
End Curl
Wave
