Hair Structure & Growth
Hair & Scalp Disorders
Elevation & Cutting
Cutting Techniques
Hair Properties
100

What is the active growth phase of the hair follicle?

Anagen phase

100

What type of hair loss appears in patches?

 → Alopecia areata

100

Which elevation creates maximum weight?

 0°

100

What technique blends weight lines?

→ Scissors-over-comb or clipper-over-comb

100

Fine-textured hair feels:

→ Smooth

200

What are the three stages of hair growth?

Anagen, Catagen, Telogen

200

Hair loss on the scalp only is called what?

Alopecia totalis

200

Which elevation produces graduation or stacking?

45°

200

Directing hair out of its natural fall is called?

→ Shifted distribution

200

Hair that breaks easily is known as:

→ Fragilitas crinium

300

Which bone forms the forehead region?

Frontal bone

300

What is the medical term for hair breakage?

Fragilitas crinium

300

Which elevation creates uniform lengths?

→ 90°

300

Raising the hair from the head while cutting is known as what?

 → Elevation

300

What is hair loss caused by aging or heredity called?

→ Androgenic alopecia

400

Which glands produce sebum?

Sebaceous glands

400

A smooth, pink scalp area lacking hair may indicate what?

Alopecia areata

400

Which elevation makes lengths longer from top to bottom?

 → 180°

400

The gradual blending or disappearance of a line is known as what?

 → Tapering

400

Which part of the head protects the brain?

→ Skull

500

What is the term for complete hair loss on the body?

Alopecia universalis

500

Which condition is caused by mites and causes intense itching?

Scabies

500

What technique removes bulk using the tips of shears?

 → Point cutting

500

What causes postpartum alopecia?

 → Childbirth

500

What structure creates a natural part in the hair?

 → Hair stream

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