Hair Growth
Types of
Hair
Removal and Reduction Methods
Waxing
Hair Terms
100

The 3 stages of hair growth are

Anagen, Catagen, & Telogen

100

3 major types of hair to be found on the human body

Lanugo, vellus, & terminal

100

What is the most common hair removal method?

Tweezing

100

recommended time between waxing appointments

4-6 weeks

100

You should not wax the ___ if the client has had a mastectomy or has mastitis.

Axilla

200

excessive hair growth on the face, chest, underarms, and groin, especially in women

Hirsutism

200

The two outer layers of the shaft are ___ keratin and the inner layer is ___ keratin.

Hard; soft 

200

process of removing hair at or near the level of the skin

Depilation

200

Leg waxing should not be performed on clients who have 

Varicose veins

200
the area or region between the eyebrows at the top of the nose is known as the

Glabella

300

Name 3 causes of excess hair growth

Hypertrichosis, Hirsutism & Polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS)

300

The scientific study of hair and its diseases is called

trichology

300

a modality of electrolysis utilizing alternating current used for permanent hair removal

Thermolysis

300

When waxing you should ALWAYS do what before applying wax?

Test on your wrist

300

What is the tiny muscle that attaches to the base of a hair follicle at one end and to dermal tissue on the other end?

arrector pili muscle

400

Hair growth density is determined by what?

Genetics, Ethnicity, as well as health and hormonal influences.

400

Basal cells in the hair matrix divide and form what 3 main layers of the hair shaft?

the cuticle, cortex, and medulla

400

removes hairs from the follicles; waxing or tweezing

epilation

400

What is the technique for applying hard wax? 

Apply against the hair growth, then back over in the direction of hair growth in a figure eight pattern

400

2 benefits of speed waxing 

save time & lead to more revenue

500

Hair is made up of what protein?

Keratin

500

a cone-shaped elevation of connective tissue that contains the capillaries and nerves located at the base of the follicle

hair papilla

500

What does (IPL) mean and what is it used for?

Intense pulse light; medical device that used to treat skin conditions such as spider veins, winkles and rosacea.

500

You should never use soft wax on a client if they are using what prescriptions?

Retin-A® or Differin®

500

What is the vermillion border?

the border of the lip line

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