Hair Growth Cycle: Anagen, Catagen, and Telogen Phases

The 'Active' growth phase of hair is also known as which of the following?

What is the typical duration of the Anagen phase, also known as the active or primary phase, of hair follicle growth?

Approximately how much does hair grow during the Anagen phase?

Which stage of hair growth is often referred to as the 'Transition Stage'?

What is the average duration of the Catagen stage of hair growth?

During which stage of hair growth is a 'Club Hair' formed?

The formation of which type of hair signals the end of the Catagen stage of hair growth?

'Active' and 'Primary' are terms associated with which stage of the hair growth cycle?

Which phase of the hair growth cycle is often referred to as the 'resting phase'?

What event is signaled by the Catagen stage in the hair growth cycle?

What is the approximate duration of the Telogen phase of hair follicle growth?

Which phase is generally known to be the longest in the hair follicle growth cycle?

What percentage of hair, on average, is in the Anagen stage at any given time?

Which stage of hair growth cycle is most hair in at any given time for the average person?

Which stage of hair growth is characterized by the slowing down of hair growth?

What is another common name for the Telogen stage?

Approximately how much would you expect the hair of an average person to grow within 1 year?

If a stylist is cutting a client's hair. And it requires a trim of the same length as 6 months prior, how much needs to be removed?

What is the term that defines shaving, as the cutting or removal of the hair the at the level of the skin?

Short, fine, soft hair with pigment is best described by:

Short, fine, light colored/unpigmented hair, often observed on women and children is best described by:

How does extremely curly hair tend to grow compared to the typical growth rate?

Short hairs, 1 to 2 centimeters in length, containing little or no pigment, are best described by:

The term Canities is another term for what:

This short, fine, pigmented hair is often observed on premature babies:

Normal wet hair can be stretched what percentage of its length without incurring damage?

What aspect of hair does the follicle primarily determine?

Which type of croquignole curl (roller set/curling iron) creates the least amount of movement in the hair?

Which of the following is NOT considered a component of a pin curl?

During finger waving, what is the likely result if the comb cannot penetrate the hair at the scalp?

What is the MOST important factor in achieving a strong finger wave?

What term describes a hair set using alternating rows of pin curls and finger waves?

What effect does an 'On-Base' or 'No-Stem' placement have on the resulting hair style?

Which type of curl placement creates the GREATEST degree of movement or softness in a hairstyle?

Which base shape is BEST suited for barrel curls?

Which type of placement will create the LEAST degree of movement or softness?

What is the effect of 'Off-Base' placement on the hair?

What styling effect is achieved when a roller is placed half off-base?

What is the recommended way to handle shears when pausing momentarily during a haircut?

Which of the following describes the components of a pin curl?

What is the effect of a 'no stem' pin-curl or an 'on base' roller set?

What type of curl should be used to create a tight, firm, long-lasting effect?

Which of the following statements is the MOST accurate?

To produce a tight, long-lasting curl exactly on-base, what technique should be used?

Which of the following curl placements creates the firmest curl with the strongest wave pattern?

From what part of a pin-curl does it receive both its direction and mobility?

Which curl placement will result in the weakest or loosest wave pattern?

What type of curls or waves should a stylist use to create the greatest movement or mobility?

Which roller set technique would create a strong curl pattern, yet still allow for looseness in the finished style?

When the stem direction is towards the face, it is:

If a client requests a haircut to match a previous style from six months ago, and hair typically grows 1/2 inch per month, approximately how much hair should be cut?

Which of the following terms accurately describes the removal of hair at the skin level, often achieved through shaving?

What type of hair is characterized as short, fine, and soft, typically containing pigment?

Which of the following accurately describes vellus hair?

Compared to the typical rate, approximately how does extremely curly hair tend to grow?

Which of the following describes hair that is 1 to 2 centimeters in length and contains little to no pigment?

What hair condition is 'Canities' another term for?

What type of hair is common to premature babies?

Without causing breakage, approximately what percentage can normal wet hair be stretched?

What primary characteristic of hair does the follicle determine?

Which type of croquignole curl technique typically results in the LEAST amount of movement?

During finger waving, what is most likely the problem if the comb cannot penetrate the hair at the scalp?

What factor is MOST crucial in achieving a strong finger wave?

What is the term for a hair setting technique that uses alternating rows of pin curls and finger waves to achieve a specific style?

What affect does an 'on base' placement have on the resulting hair style?

Which type of pin curl placement creates the GREATEST degree of movement?

What styling effect results from placing a roller half off-base?

What is the recommended way to handle shears when pausing momentarily during a haircut to ensure safety and professionalism?

If a stylist aims to produce a tight, long-lasting curl directly on-base, which technique should they employ?

What type of hair is short, fine, and has pigment?

When cutting a client's hair in January, then cutting it again 6 months later to the same length, what length should be removed?

What is the term for cutting or removing hair at the level of the skin?

What BEST describes extremely curly hair growth?

What hair presentation are you seeing, if you see short hairs from 1–2 centimeters with little or no pigment?

What common word is 'Canities' referring to?

What is the percentage a normal strand of wet hair can be safely stretched?

Which hair follicle feature MOST influences its overall characteristics?

What type of croquignole curl creates the least amount of movement or volume?

During finger waving, what will happen if the comb fails to move the hair at the scalp line?

In finger waving, what aspect is MOST important for a strong wave pattern?

What is the term for a hair design with alternating rows of pin curls and finger waves?

What is the effect on the hair when pin curls/rollers are placed "On-Base"?

What type of curl placement creates the MOST movement and softness?

Which base is the BEST suited for barrel curls?

What effect does 'Off-Base' placement have on the hair?

When pausing momentarily during a haircut, what is the recommended way to handle shears?

What are pin-curls made up of?

A 'no stem' pin-curl, or an 'on base' roller set, creates:

To create a tight, firm, long lasting curl, which should you use?

How to produce a strong curl pattern, but still allow looseness in the finished set?

If the stem direction is going towards the client's face, it is referred to as:

What hair type is defined as short, fine, and soft, typically possessing pigment?

Which hair type is characterized by being short, fine, and light colored/unpigmented, commonly seen on women and children?

If a client's hair was cut in January, and they return six months later requesting the same length, approximately how much hair should be removed considering average hair growth?

Compared to the rate of typical hair, what kind of growth pattern does extremely curly hair display?

What condition is also referred to as 'Canities'?

What type of hair is commonly observed on premature babies?

What is the approximate percentage that normal wet hair can be stretched without causing damage or breakage?

To achieve a soft wave pattern with high mobility in a curl or wave, which stem placement is MOST suitable?

Which of the following curl placements yields the LEAST movement and the MOST volume?

When pausing during a haircut, what is the recommended method for handling shears to ensure safety and professionalism?

Which action is required to create tight, firm, long lasting curls?

What does a 'no stem' pin-curl, or an 'on base' roller set create?

The component of a pin-curl that gives both direction and mobility is the:

When a client wants both a perm and hair color, what is the typical order they should be performed in?

In hair coloring, what does it mean when you use the word 'Complimentary'?

If a client's hair has been lightened to a pale yellow and they want to neutralize warmth, which toner base color should be applied?

What strength of hydrogen peroxide would you use if you wanted NO lift, and deposit only?

To achieve maximum lift in a one-process color application, which developer volume should generally be used?

Approximately how long does a bleach mixture typically maintain its potency after mixing?

If a stylist wants to remove tint/artificial color, which product is recommended?

Which layer of the hair would contain the melanin?

When white hair is discolored with yellow streaks, which of the following products will camouflage the unwanted color tone?

Which of the following does NOT belong to the family of Aniline derivative tints?