Infection Control
Quats solutions usually disinfect implements for this amount of time.
10 minutes
This kind of draping can sometimes be called a wet draping.
Shampoo draping
This type of classic updo is created out of a simply ponytail & can be dressed up with flowers or ornaments.
Chignon
This section separates the head at the parietal ridge to below the crown.
Horseshoe section
This is the measurement system that colorists use to determine the lightness or darkness of artificial and natural hair color.
The level system
This agency registers all types of disinfectants sold and used in the United States.
Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)
This part of the client service process is an organized, step-by-step plan for cleaning and disinfecting your implements.
Pre-service procedure
This type of iron allows users to manually control the clamp's pressure.
Marcel iron
This type of haircut has a visual buildup of weight, the hair appears to be stacked.
Graduated haircut
This is the standard volume of hydrogen peroxide and provides up to 2 levels of lift.
20 volume
This is the second step of infection control. It eliminates most, but not all, microorganisms on nonporous surfaces.
Disinfecting
This product deposits protein or infuse moisture to the hair, help restore hair's strength, give hair body, & protect against possible breakage.
Conditioners
Other names for this teasing technique are teasing, matting, or French lacing. It involves combing small hair sections from 2-3 inches away from the scalp.
Backcombing
This is the process of removing excess bulk without shortening the length.
Texturizing
This type of haircolor contains an alkaline agent that can lighten and deposit haircolor at the same time.
Permanent haircolor
This is any organism of microscopic or submicroscopic size.
Microorganism
This is how often hair should be shampooed.
As often as necessary
This type of thermal press removes about 60-75% of the curl.
Medium Press
This method of texturizing is a technique performed on hair ends using the tips, or points, of the shears to create a broken edge.
Point cutting
This is a 2 step process in which the hair is first decolorized with a lightener to lift the natural pigment. Then a toner is used to deposit the desired tone to the hair.
Double-process haircolor
This is the most common bacteria and most strands do not make us ill. It can be picked up on doorknobs and skin-to-skin contact.
Staphylococci
Many conditioners contains these. Substances that attract moisture or promote moisture retention.
Humectants
If hair is very fragile the iron should be set to this temperature.
250°
This method of cutting creates very short tapers and allows you to cut from an extremely short length to longer lengths.
Shear-over-comb
This type of highlighting is not recommended for tightly curled or coiled hair as it can tangle.
Cap highlights