Cover it up
This is another name for wet draping.
Shampoo draping
This is when/how often a cosmetologist should consult with their client.
Before every service
These are the chemical agents that deposit protein or moisture to restore strength, infuse ,moisture, protect against breakage and give body to the hair.
Conditioners
Client's with normal scalp health benefit from having scalp treatments this often.
With every season change
This is the massage technique that involves stroking and circular movements.
Effleurage
This is how often draping capes should be laundered.
After each use
These are the parts of the 3 Part Client Service.
1. Pre-service
2. Requested service
3. Post service
Whether something is alkaline or acidic is measured by the amount of this in the solution.
Hydrogen
These are the requirements for maintaining a healthy scalp.
Cleanliness and stimulation
This is the most effective massage technique for the treatment of oily hair.
Kneading
This is the type of draping that is done with a smaller neck strip that allows the hair to fall naturally.
Styling draping
This is how often you should shampoo.
As often as needed
This is the substance that absorbs moisture or promotes moisture retention in the hair.
Humectant
To help remove excess sebum, dirt, environmental debris and product buildup, include this as part of your hair service.
Scalp massage
Removing buildup from the scalp, stimulating microcirculation and adding shine are all benefits of this.
Brushing hair
This is how you drape for a chemical service.
towel. drape. towel.
This is what you should NOT do when having a chemical service.
Scalp exfoliation
This is another name for "base detergent" and is often found in shampoos.
Surfactant
You notice that your client's hair is dry and brittle during a scalp treatment. This is what you, as the cosmetologist, should add to their service in order to improve their hair.
Scalp steamer to help restore the hair's moisture
This is the name of the massage technique that involves pushing and kneading movements.
Petrissage
this is where the neck strip goes prior to beginning your service.
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on the client's neck under the shampoo cape.
Dandruff is caused by this.
A fungus called Malassezia
Clarifying shampoo is this and has a PH of this.
Alkaline 7 and above
This is the action you should take if your client has any of the following: abnormal flakiness, open wounds, scalp irritations, scalp disorders, tick or lice infestation or abnormal hair loss that looks like possible folliculitis.
Decline service
To remove accumulated oil from your client's scalp, apply this during their scalp treatment.
Astringent lotion