Safety & Disinfection
What does OSHA stand for?
Occupational Hazard Safety Association
List the 3 possible profiles of a guest.
Straight, Concave, Convex
A mixture in which small particles of a substance are dispersed throughout a gas or liquid - if left undisturbed, the particles are likely to settle and separate
Suspensions
The types of rollers you get in your kit
Cylindrical Rollers
A wave pattern that combines fingerwaves and flat pincurls
Skipwaves
True or False: Disinfectants control or destroy all pathogenic microorganisms on the surface of tools and implements.
False: They destroy most, not all, pathogenic microorganisms
How many face shapes are there?
Bonus if answered correctly (200pts): What are they?
Oval, Round, Square, Diamond, Rectangle (Oblong), Inverted Triangle (Heart), Triangle (Pear)
List the 3 types of conditioner groups
Surface conditioners, Moisturizers, and Reconstructors
This curl placement creates fullness or lift in the hairdesign rather than a hollow or flat area in the hairdesign.
Volume base / Convex Base
List the 5 other words that "Back-combing" is also known as.
Cushioning, Interlocking, Lacing, Matting, Ratting
List in the proper order from least effective to most effective: sterilizers, sanitizers and disinfectants
sanitizers, disinfectants and sterilizers.
Where is the third facial zone located?
The third zone is between the tip of the nose and the chin line
In Volatile Organic Compounds, The carbon forms the _______ and the process of evaporation is the _______.
organic; volatile
List the three methods to create locks.
Comb method, palm roll method, and braid method
a small wig used to cover smaller sections of the head, primarily on the top or crown of the head.
Hairpiece
True or False: Wet Disinfectants should be changed daily.
True
List the types of side bonds/cross bonds in the hair.
Hydrogen, Salt, and Disulfide
Comprised of special oils that are used in hair conditioners and products like shine sprays - providing high shine to the hair with a soft, silky feel.
Silicones
Processing technique that tags and aligns the cuticle layer from each hair in one direction.
Remy
Blowdrying hair in sections then flat ironing to complete the straightening process.
Silk Press
True or False: Antiseptic solutions contain hydrogen peroxide, alcohol or chloric acid in varying strengths.
False: Boric acid not chloric acid.
Chloric acid is highly reactive and corrosive, and concentrated solutions can decompose explosively
whereas
Boric acid is a mild, water-soluble compound of boron, oxygen, and hydrogen, used as an antiseptic, insecticide and industrial chemical.
True or False: The keratin protein is derived from the same amino acids that make up hair and nails.
True
These types of shampoos can be very drying to the hair and scalp, can sometimes be prescribed.
Medicated shampoos
A combination of lines that outline a shape
Form
Combing a section of the hair in a circular movementover the surface of the head for the formation of waves or curls.
Shaping (molding)