Biochemistry /Cosmetology: Chapter 20: Chemical Texture Services Part 2

Cosmetology: Chapter 20: Chemical Texture Services Part 2

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This deck covers key concepts from Chapter 20 on chemical texture services, focusing on chemical texturizers, perming, and relaxing techniques.

Chemical texturizers ________ the pH of the hair. A. lower B. raise C. neutralize D. do not affect

B. raise
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Chemical texturizers ________ the pH of the hair. A. lower B. raise C. neutralize D. do not affect
B. raise
When should you perform an elasticity test? A. before the hair perming B. while perming hair C. after perming hair D. never
A. before the hair perming
Porous hair: A. is difficult to penetrate B. should never be permed C. can be damaged by a highly alkaline permanent waving solution D. can be damaged by a highly acidic permanent waving solution
C. can be damaged by a highly alkaline permanent waving solution
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GMTG, the primary reducing agent in all acid waves, has: A. no pH B. a neutral pH C. a high pH D. a low pH
B. a neutral pH
True acid waves: A. have a pH between 5.5-8.0 B. require heat to process C. process very quickly D. produce a very firm curl
D. produce a very firm curl
Ammonia-free waves: A. have a very strong odor B. are very acidic C. contain some ammonia D. can be damaging
D. can be damaging

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TermDefinition
Chemical texturizers ________ the pH of the hair. A. lower B. raise C. neutralize D. do not affect
B. raise
When should you perform an elasticity test? A. before the hair perming B. while perming hair C. after perming hair D. never
A. before the hair perming
Porous hair: A. is difficult to penetrate B. should never be permed C. can be damaged by a highly alkaline permanent waving solution D. can be damaged by a highly acidic permanent waving solution
C. can be damaged by a highly alkaline permanent waving solution
GMTG, the primary reducing agent in all acid waves, has: A. no pH B. a neutral pH C. a high pH D. a low pH
B. a neutral pH
True acid waves: A. have a pH between 5.5-8.0 B. require heat to process C. process very quickly D. produce a very firm curl
D. produce a very firm curl
Ammonia-free waves: A. have a very strong odor B. are very acidic C. contain some ammonia D. can be damaging
D. can be damaging
In permanent waving, most of the processing takes place within: A. 5-10 minutes B. 10-20 minutes C. 20-30 minutes D. 45-60 minutes
A. 5-10 minutes
With permanent waving, it is recommended that you: A. perm hair that has previously been treated with hydroxide relaxers B. perm excessively damaged hair C. examine the scalp before the perm service D. perform a test for metallic salts only if the client requests it
C. examine the scalp before the perm service
With extremely curly hair, the twists are the __ sections of the hair strands. A. thickest and strongest B. thinnest and weakest C. thickest and weakest D. thinnest and strongest
B. thinnest and weakest
Relaxers are: A. extremely alkaline B. extremely acidic C. mildly alkaline D. mildly acidic
A. extremely alkaline
If a client's hair has been treated with a hydroxide relaxer, it: A. has disulfide bonds that are in the process of reforming B. has strong disulfide bonds C. is ideal for permanent waving D. will not hold a curl
D. will not hold a curl
A is a perm wrap in which one end paper is placed under and another is placed over the strand of hair being wrapped. A. double flat wrap B. double-rod wrap C. croquignole perm wrap D. single flat wrap
A. double flat wrap
Which type of rods are usually about 12-inches (30.5 centimeters) long with a uniform diameter along the entire length? A. straight rods B. loop rods C. soft bender rods D. circle rods
C. soft bender rods
Thioglycolic acid: A. has no odor B. is a common reducing agent C. is dark in color D. has a pleasant scent
B. is a common reducing agent
The _ is the innermost layer of the hair. A. cortex B. base C. medulla D. cuticle
C. medulla
The partings and bases radiate throughout the panes to follow the curvature of the head in which type of wrap? A. bricklay permanent wrap B. double flat wrap C. spiral perm wrap D. curvature permanent wrap
D. curvature permanent wrap
The chemical bonds that join amino acids together are called: A. hydrogen bonds B. peptide bonds C. disulfide bonds D. thio bonds
B. peptide bonds
A is a type of perm wrap in which the hair is wrapped at an angle other than perpendicular to the length of the rod. A. spiral perm wrap B. straight set wrap C. basic permanent wrap D. bookend wrap
A. spiral perm wrap
Which of these is a method of hair straightening that combines the use of a thio relaxer with flat ironing? A. weave technique B. Japanese thermal straightening C. thio neutralization D. no-base relaxing
B. Japanese thermal straightening
Which type of relaxer requires the application of a protective base cream to the entire scalp prior to the application of the relaxer? A. hydroxide relaxer B. metal hydroxide relaxer C. thio relaxer D. base relaxer
D. base relaxer