Wigs and Hair Additions

What is required to activate the bonding material in the fusion-bonding method of attaching hair extensions?

Which stitch involves winding the thread around the needle twice?

When cutting a wig, what is the primary goal?

What is the main disadvantage of synthetic hair?

To link a hair addition, how long should the natural hair be at minimum?

Which type of hairpiece allows the client's own hair to blend seamlessly?

What is the least expensive method of wig construction?

What type of hair is Indian hair typically categorized as?

When bonding extensions, how far from the wefts should you ideally work?

Which feature distinguishes a capless wig?

Wigs and Hair Additions

Fusion-bonding method uses a liquid activator and heat to attach extensions.
Shampooing wigs should avoid sulfates.
Cutting wigs aims for a snug fit and a realistic look.
Small wigs to cover the scalp are called toupees or integration hairpieces.
Braiding and sewing for extensions uses a straight needle.
Hand-tied wig construction is often the least expensive.
Machine-made wigs are more affordable.
Synthetic hair's disadvantage is susceptibility to sun damage.
Synthetic hair is often less realistic and less durable.
Synthetic hair can lose curl and fade in humid weather.
Linking methods require at least 6 inches of natural hair.
Free-form wig cutting begins from the hair's weight, not forehead.
Bond-sewing wefts should be away from the hairline.
Double-lock stitch secures wefts to tracks.
High-heat styling tools can damage human hair.
Hair extensions attach to the base for length, texture, or color.
A cap wig is formed by inserting hair strands into fabric.
Synthetic hair colors are standardized by a color ring.
A hairpiece with openings is called a semi-hand-tied wig or an integration hairpiece.
Indian hair is mostly wavy or tightly coiled.
Cascading curls are a hair extension covering the scalp.
The hair wrap may be secured using combs, hairpins, or a bandana.

This quiz covers various methods and techniques related to wigs and hair extensions. Learn about fusion-bonding, care tips, construction types, and more to enhance your understanding of hair additions. Perfect for beauty students and professionals alike!