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Structure of the hair
Hair Analysis
Haircutting
Color
Skin diseases/disorders
100
This layer controls porosity
What is cuticle
100
amount of hair per square inch
What is denisity
100
This is a series of points
What is a line
100
A system used to understand color relationships
What is the color wheel
100
Whiteheads
What is milia
200
Melanin is found in this layer
What is the cortex
200
The gland that produces sebum
What is the sebaceous gland
200
The way the hair falls due to gravitational pull
What is natural fall
200
Colors that are pure or fundamental and cannot be achieved from a mixture
What are the primary colors
200
callus
What is keratoma
300
This is the red , gold & ginger pigments of the hair
What is pheomelanin
300
A patch of hair that forms a circular pattern
What is whorl
300
This line produces weight
What is a horizontal line
300
Complementary colors are used in color formulation to:
What is neutralize
300
squamous cell carcinoma
What is enlarged red nodules with a rough texture that metastasize quickly
400
This provides nourishment to the hair, located at the bottom of the hair root
What is papilla(dermal)
400
Is referred to as resistant, normal, severe, or irregular
What is porosity
400
Fingers parallel to the part, shears parallel to the comb & comb parallel to the parting
What is the 3 parallels
400
The system used by colorists to analyze the lightness or darkness of a hair color is
What is the level system
400
Impetigo
What is group of blisters filled with a yellow-brown liquid
500
This contains the follicle, bulb, papilla, arrector pili muscle & sebaceous glands.
What is the hair root
500
The follicle shape that produces wavy hair
What is oval
500
Where the top meets the sides, the sides meet the back & pull all hair forward.
What is known as the blending areas
500
The main ingredient is permanent haircolor is
What is paraphenylenediamene
500
cystic acne
What is advanced acne w/enlarged solid or semi solid lumps