Haircutting
What are the three tools used by the professional stylist to perform a haircut?
Shears, Clippers, and a Razor
This small involuntary muscle responsible for goose bumps appearance on the skin
Arrector Pilli
The technical term for Dandruff
Pityriasis
Normal Shedding of the Hair is known as
Fallen Hair
The technical term for ringworm
Tinea
texturizing technique that can remove weight and length
notching
The three stages of hair growth and what they are defined as in the hair growth process
Anagen-Active Growth
Catagen- Breakdown and Change
Telogen= Resting
The skin that normally sheds, mixes with an overproduction of sebum, and sticks in clumps to the hair and scalp
Pityriasis Steatoides also known as Seborrheic Dermatitis
Abnormal hair loss occurring in patches on the scalp or other parts of the body
Alopecia Areata
this condition is caused by the animal parasite called the head louse
Pediculosis Capitis
What are the seven face shapes
heart (inverted triangle), pear (triangle), round, oval, square, oblong, diamond
Lanugo Hair Vs. Terminal Hair
White, downy hair vs. Pigmented hair
Excessive growth of hair in uncommon areas of the face or body
Hypertrichosis
Hairloss through repetitive and excessive pulling or stretching of the hair
Traction Alopecia
Also known as barbers itch
Tinea Barbae
What are the three types of Pathogenic Bacteria?
Cocci
Bacilli
Spirilla
The process by which the newly formed cells in the hair bulb mature, fill with keratin, move upward, lose their nucleus and die
Keratinization
Known as knotted Hair
Trichorrehexis Nodosa
Male or Female Pattern Baldness
Androgenic Alopecia
Also known as the itch mite
Scabies
when hair is pulled out of natural fall, what technique are we using? how does it work?
overdirection, the hair moved most out of natural fall will be longest
Consists of 7 vertebrae that make up the portion of the spinal column located in the neck
Cervical Vertebrae
Technical Term for split ends
Trichoptilosis
when hair has been prematurely pushed into the Telogen stage
Telogen Effluvium
A Fungal infection of the scalp that attacks the opening of the follicle
Tinea Capitis