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Permanent Wave Service Techniques Quiz

Total questions: 1

Worksheet time: 18mins

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Class
Date

1-10.

Answer the questions below after watching the video

1.

What is the first step in preparing for a permanent wave service?

a)

Apply the perm solution

b)

Sanitize the workstation

c)

Remove supplies from the kit

d)

Section the hair

2.

What should be used to detangle the hair before starting the perm process?

a)

Endpapers

b)

A spray bottle

c)

Perm rods

d)

A wide-tooth comb

3.

How should the hair be sectioned for applying perm rods?

a)

Without any specific order

b)

From the center parting line to the sides

c)

In large chunks

d)

Randomly

4.

What is the purpose of using a double flat end paper technique?

a)

To increase the hair volume

b)

To ensure even spacing within the perm rod

c)

To speed up the wrapping process

d)

To reduce the number of perm rods used

5.

At what angle should the hair be extended for an on-base wrapping technique?

a)

30 degrees

b)

60 degrees

c)

45 degrees

d)

90 degrees

6.

What is the correct placement for the bands on the perm rods?

a)

Loosely around the middle

b)

Stretched over the top at 12 o'clock

c)

At the base of the rod

d)

Tightly at the ends

7.

What is crucial to maintain when wrapping each perm rod?

a)

Looseness

b)

Tension

c)

Flexibility

d)

Minimal contact

8.

What should be done after demonstrating saturation with the perm rods?

a)

Apply more water

b)

Remove the perm rods

c)

Perform a test curl

d)

Begin the neutralization process

9.

What does the Raider check for in the perm rods during the evaluation?

a)

The type of hair

b)

The length of the hair

c)

Fishhook ends and wrapping consistency

d)

Color consistency

10.

How should the workstation be handled after the perm service is complete?

a)

Cover the workstation with a cloth

b)

Only remove the used items

c)

Leave as is for the next service

d)

Clean and sanitize thoroughly