Chemical Services (Perms, Relaxers, Coloring)

Why is it recommended to apply high-lift tints and bleach slightly away from the scalp during a virgin application?

In a virgin bleach or high-lift tint application, why is the product initially applied away from the scalp?

What is the recommended minimum size for sub-partings when applying bleach?

When performing a high-lift, high-volume virgin tint application, where should the application begin?

When beginning a virgin bleach application, what is the recommended starting point?

Permanent chemical reactions during hair coloring primarily occur in which layer of the hair?

Which type of hair color is LEAST likely to penetrate the cortex layer of the hair?

What is a term commonly used as an alternative to 'bleach'?

When decolorizing hair, why are strand tests crucial?

Which liquid is most suitable for diluting hydrogen peroxide to reduce its strength?

What product is most appropriate to use when performing a 'tint-back' procedure from a significantly lighter color?

Which solution is recommended for testing a hair strand for the presence of metallic dyes or salts?

Which hair type will typically decolorize the fastest?

What is most likely to occur when using a higher volume of hydrogen peroxide than the manufacturer's recommendation?

Even though anyone can decide to perform an allergy, patch, or predisposition test; which entity is responsible for 'Ordering' that these types of tests are administered?

Which of the following terms does NOT describe a tone lacking warm pigment?

If a strand test reveals too much orange in the hair, which of the following actions would NOT correct this?

If a strand test shows excessive yellow, which of the following would likely correct this?

A client's strand test reveals a greenish cast in the hair. All the following are incorrect EXCEPT:

What is the normal pH range of human hair, skin, and nails?

After the removal of a perm solution, relaxer, bleach, or aniline tints, what is the typical pH state of the hair?

What is the MOST reliable way to determine how a particular color formulation will appear on a specific client's hair?

When determining how a client's hair, skin, or nails will react to a certain product, which of the following tests is LEAST appropriate?

Which term correctly describes the outcome if a client's skin becomes inflamed after a patch test?

What condition is indicated by a positive reaction, including inflamed skin, following a patch test?

During application, where should you begin applying a virgin tint going lighter?

Which US act or law requires a P.D. test prior to applying aniline derivative tints?

Which governmental agency is responsible for mandating the use of a P.D. test before using aniline tints?

Which of the following is an example of a progressive hair dye?

Which hair dye ingredient leaves the hair unsuitable for further chemical services?

In the context of hair coloring, what are certified colors?

Where should you begin the application of a virgin tint, going darker?

If a client with almost entirely gray hair wants to darken it back to their original hair color, where should you begin to apply the dye?

What is the easiest method to correct a greenish cast in blonde hair?

Terms like ash, smokey, and drab are used interchangeably and refer to color bases that include which color(s)?

Why is achieving even porosity and color crucial when applying high-lift tints and bleach in a virgin lightening process?

What is the primary reason for initially applying bleach or high-lift tint away from the scalp during a virgin application?

What is the recommended minimum size for sub-partings during a bleach application, and why is it important?

When undertaking a high-lift, high-volume virgin tint application, where should the product be first applied to achieve optimal lift?

During a virgin bleach application, which application method is recommended to prevent banding or hot roots?

Where do permanent chemical reactions primarily occur when altering hair color?

Which type of hair color primarily sits on the surface of the hair shaft and does not penetrate deeply into the cortex?

What term is frequently used in place of 'bleach' when referring to the process of lightening hair?

Why are strand tests essential during the decolorizing process?

What liquid is ideal for diluting hydrogen peroxide to achieve a lower volume developer?

When performing a 'tint-back' to restore hair to its natural color from a much lighter shade, which product is essential for filling the hair?

Which solution is best suited for testing a strand of hair to identify the presence of metallic salts or dyes that could negatively interact with chemical services?

Which hair type generally undergoes decolorization at a faster rate, assuming all other factors are equal?

If a stylist uses a higher volume of hydrogen peroxide than recommended by the manufacturer, what is the most likely adverse effect on the client's hair and scalp?

Although individuals can opt to undergo an allergy, patch, or predisposition test, which authority holds the ultimate responsibility for mandating these tests?

Which of the following terms is NOT typically used to describe a hair tone that lacks warm pigment?

A strand test reveals that a clients hair has excessive orange tones after lightening. Which action would NOT effectively correct this?

After assessing a strand test, a stylist notices excessive yellow tones in the hair. Which option is most likely to effectively neutralize the yellow?

A strand test reveals a greenish cast in the hair. Identify the correct action from the options provided.

What is the typical pH range of healthy human hair, skin, and nails, indicating their natural acidity?

What is the typical pH state of hair after undergoing chemical treatments such as perms, relaxers, bleach, or aniline tints, prior to neutralization?

What is the BEST approach to guarantee how hair color will appear on a particular clients hair?

Which of the following tests is LEAST suitable for determining how a client's hair, skin, or nails will react to a specific cosmetic product?

When a client's skin shows inflammation following a patch test, how is this result best characterized or termed?

What does a positive result from a patch test, marked by inflamed skin, indicate about a client's reaction to a product?

When applying a virgin tint to lighten hair, where should the application begin to achieve the best results?

Which legislative act or law mandates the use of a Patch or Predisposition (P.D.) Test before applying aniline derivative tints to clients?

Which governmental agency is responsible for requiring the use of a P.D. (patch) test before using aniline tints in hair coloring?

What type of hair dye is exemplified by metallic dyes, which gradually alter hair color with repeated use?

Which type of hair dye contains metallic salts that coat the hair, making it unsuitable for further chemical services?

In the context of hair coloring, what are certified colors, and how are they typically used?

When applying a virgin tint to darken a client's hair, where should the application typically commence?

If a client with nearly entirely gray hair seeks to return to their original, darker hair color, where should the dye application begin for optimal results?

What is the simplest, practical strategy for correcting a greenish tint observed in blonde hair?

Terms like ash, smokey, and drab collectively describe color bases that include which pigment combination?

Henna is an example of what specific type of tint or hair colorant?

Under what conditions is it considered safe to proceed with the application of aniline derivative tints, relative to the outcome of a P.D. (patch) test?

In which scenario is the application of a filler to the hair shaft MOST crucial during a tint-back procedure?

What is the MOST important safety precaution to follow when using higher volumes of hydrogen peroxide than what is recommended by the manufacturer for hair coloring?

Which factor has the MOST influence on hair's decolorization process?

In what situation would applying a warm toner be the MOST counterproductive?

After chemically treating hair, what is the MOST important step to ensure its return to a healthy pH level?

For the MOST accurate prediction of a hair color's final result, what step should a stylist take?

If a client has experienced an inflamed skin reaction from a previous patch test, what is the safest course of action?

Which step is MOST critical immediately following the decolorization of hair and prior to the application of toner?

A client wants their gray hair colored back to its original, darker shade. Where should you begin?

After lightening a client's hair, a strand test reveals a noticeable greenish cast. Which solution offers the BEST corrective strategy?

Which federal entity is responsible for enforcing standards that protect workplace health and safety?

Terms like 'ash', 'smoky', and 'drab' are used to describe tones, indicating what color base?

Which of the following ingredients would make the hair MOST unsuitable for additional chemical services in the future?

If a client's strand test reveals excessive orange tones after lightening, which corrective measure should be avoided?

Henna falls under which hair color category?

A compound dye is often created with what?

What is another common name for Aniline derivative tints?

If a client shows yellowish cast in hair what should you choose?

Synthetic Organic Compound derived from Coal Tar gives what to hair?

Certified colors are most often found in?

Aniline derivative tints can also be known as?

What color builds up and coats the cuticle? What repeated applications make the hair darker?

What is the action of a semi or demi-permanent color on the hair?

What is the action of an Aniline Derivative Tint Color with Appropriate H2O2 on the hair?

What is the action of a high lift color with appropriate developer on the hair?

What is the action of bleach with appropriate developer on the hair?

What is the action of a Dye Solvent? Choose the correct answer.

What is the action of a deposit only color with appropriate developer? Choose the correct answer.

The agent that begins any chemical reaction is known as?

The stylist should rinse a decolorizer from the hair, with what type of water?

Which ingredient is used by the cosmetologist, is the principle ingredient in Semi, Demi, and Permanent hair color?

Most oxidative tints contain known allergens because of this, they must have a or an?

During a permanent wave if the cotton turns purple or the hair begins to smoke what does the indicate?

Decolorizing is another term for:

In a virgin tint going darker, where do you apply the product? Choose the MOST correct answer.

In a client's hair that has been decolorized what is best to use?

If a client is looking to have done the decolorization process what is recommended?

What do stylist use activators, boosters, protinators as in relation to?

In which area should the stylist begin applying a virgin tint when aiming for a lighter result?

What is the function of a catalyst in chemical hair services?

To minimize tangling when rinsing a decolorizer from hair, which water temperature and pressure combination is recommended?

What is the primary role of para-phenylenediamine in hair dye formulations?

According to best practices, which step should immediately follow decolorization and precede toner application?

What is the function of a neutralizer, fixative, or stabilizer, when applying a chemical relaxer to hair?

Which hair bond can only be broken through chemical means, making it a focal point in permanent hair styling changes?

What is the likely outcome if hair that has undergone thermal straightening is then treated with a chemical relaxer?

What should be avoided when performing subsequent relaxer applications to prevent damage during chemical hair relaxing?

What is a safe and recommended practice to perform while doing a relaxer service?

The relaxer is left on the hair longer than indicated, what is the most likely expected outcome?

Which of the following relaxers are most suitable on sensitive skin?

What chemical reaction occurs when hydrogen peroxide (H2O2) is combined with an aniline derivative tint?

What is best practice to maintain a chemical relaxer service?

When performing any chemical service, what will likely occur if shampooing prior to any chemical service?

Which of these products is most likely to be used during hot comb services?

You complete a test strand with an unmedicated strand of hair, what does this help you determine?

To decrease volume of hair you should preform a?

Which of these items are considered for chemical relaxers?

You are looking to complete a retouch relaxer to virgin hair, where on the head do you apply the product?

What will hair do if it's relaxed and then comes into contact with cold water? The bonds will:

There is a client interested in receiving extremely high heat on the hair, what should you do?

A relaxer service begins on which part of hair?

Where will most of the hair breakage occur in the following areas of the hair, if the hair is overly heated?

When doing a virgin relaxer, where should the application begin?

What causes relaxed hair to break?

The following statement indicates there are metallic salts/dyes, what is the statement? 'Chemical relaxers and permanent wave may or will

A thio relaxer should be performed on what type of hair?

A client is looking to have the hair permed, however the client previously relaxed the hair using Thio, which is most appropriate?

To provide extra protection products are used, what function does the extra products provide?

In performing an infection control procedure, which is responsible for approving the efficacy of the infection?

What is the standard that is likely associated with sodium and thio relaxers, but both?

What will a neutralizer, stabilizer or fixative mostly impact on hair?

In thermal hair straightnening, one will know the hair is finished through:

In following a procedure involving a thermal press and curl, what process must happen?

What is an example of the definition relating closely to a perm definition relating on the hair?

Why is it crucial to avoid overlapping during a retouch relaxer application?

What is the MOST likely consequence of rinsing a relaxer from the hair using very cold water?

What hair characteristic indicates good porosity?

What is the intended effect of neutralizers on hair?

Why is it important to apply a base cream during a relaxer service?

In a chemical relaxer service, what is the role of a fixative?

What is the correct application for virgin relaxer near the scalp?

What is the purpose of using cooler / tepid water when removing the relaxer?

Which of the following is the best description of chemical hair bonds for relaxer effect on the hair?

Which of the following can protect the hair when completing a service?

While completing a relaxing service you notice the cotton turns purple, what are the effects of this?

Which type of relaxer would be safest or best to apply to one who has a more sensitive scalp?

For an individual with kinky hair, and the individual is interested with large curls, what chemical hair service do you offer?

Which product ingredient would you expect with extremely kinky hair, if the look to permanently straighten?

For an individual who has completed extremely processed hair. which product should be used with light application?

Which of the following should be avoided when using a virgin sodium hydroxide relaxer?

While completing a coloring service a client comes up to you, what is the most important step to take before a client?

Which agency would you expect to approve the efficacy of products that are used for infection control?

Which ingredient you might find in a perm or relaxer make the hair begin to 'smoke'?

Which of the following is best to describe if the hair has poor porosity?

When completing the best thermal iron product, which aspect is focused for cleaning best?

After a Thermal press/service, the stylists must ask the client, to keep the water?

When using hair irons on individuals with lighter hair you should check for what?

What part of the hair most often breaks during thermal straightening process?

While conducting a thermal and the ends are not placed in the heat, what is the hair more likely to experience,

What type of hair is press is most suited for which type of individual?

When you are using a chemical relaxer what does the application do the hair skin?

What of the following is MOST likely to follow any chemical wave product product?

In a permanent wave, why should the cotton be removed?

Is there a situation to apply to heat to a permanent wave

What is a sign you have removed everything for the neutralizing shampoo/

Before any chemical reaction, what action requires

What is the purpose of a positive test regarding test for products?

You want to relax the hair of 'overly curly' hair, which of the following should work the fastest?

Which ingredient often doesn't require, prior testing to product, and are FDA approved?