Ch. 11: Hair Removal

Question 1

Waxing, shaving, and chemical depilatories are all examples of ____ hair removal.

Answer 1

temporary

Question 2

The stage in which the hair begins to destroy itself as it disconnects from the papilla is called:

Answer 2

catagen phase

Question 3

What is the phase in which the hair sheds, the follicle rests and prepares to resume to the anagen phase?

Answer 3

telogen phase

Question 4

True or False: Chemical depilatories remove hair by decomposing the papilla

Answer 4

false

Question 5

What method may be used to remove unwanted hair from smaller areas and can be very beneficial in finishing the eyebrow design?

Answer 5

tweezing

Question 6

What type of wax is ideal for small areas and thinner, more sensitive skin?

Answer 6

hard wax

Question 7

Blend, Galvanic, and thermolysis are all methods of ____.

Answer 7

electrolysis

Question 8

A burst of energy destroys hair bulbs in which hair removal method?

Answer 8

photo-epilation hair removal

Question 9

There is an (increased or decreased) risk of burning or scarring in photo-epilation hair removal.

Answer 9

decreased

Question 10

What product sanitizes skin prior to the waxing service and removes buildup on the body from deodorants, body lotions and oils?

Answer 10

antiseptic preparation

Question 11

(Low or High) blood pressure is a contraindication to waxing.

Answer 11

High

Question 12

What should be the first step taken in a basic waxing procedure?

Answer 12

wash and sanitize hands

Question 13

To prepare the client’s skin for a waxing procedure, apply a(n):

Answer 13

antiseptic

Question 14

For a hair removal service, apply wax with a clean spatula in what direction?

Answer 14

in the direction of the hair growth

Question 15

When removing the strip during a waxing procedure, pull skin taut and remove the strip quickly in what direction?

Answer 15

in the opposite direction of the hair growth

Question 16

The hair follicle originates in the ___ where it is rooted in the papilla bulb.

Answer 16

dermis

Question 17

What is excessive growth of hair on various areas of the body as a result of hormonal imbalances known as?

Answer 17

Hirsutism

Question 18

What is excessive hair growth that is genetically determined and occurs
anywhere on the body?

Answer 18

Hypertrichosis

Question 19

hair that grows on the scalp

Answer 19

Capilli

Question 20

thick, course hair that grows on the face to

form a beard

Answer 20

barba

Question 21

eyelash hair

Answer 21

Cilia

Question 22

eyebrow hair

Answer 22

Supercilia

Question 23

soft, downy hair on the body at birth

Answer 23

Lanugo

Question 24

thin, soft, unpigmented hair covering the body

Answer 24

Vellus

Question 25

thicker, pigmented hair that grows on areas | of the body after puberty

Answer 25

Terminal

Question 26

What is the longest phase of hair growth?

Answer 26

anagen

Question 27

What is the shortest phase of hair growth?

Answer 27

catagen

Question 28

Methods seeking permanent hair removal only destroy the hairs in the follicle that are in the ___ phase.

Answer 28

anagen

Question 29

How do hair lighteners (bleach) chemically lighten the hair?

Answer 29

by removing the pigment

Question 30

How long do the results of tweezing last?

Answer 30

3-8 weeks

Question 31

Waxing services have a __% profit margin in the skin care center.

Answer 31

90%

Question 32

Strips can be used how many times on the same client?

Answer 32

at least twice

Question 33

Hard wax is most commonly used for hair removal in what area?

Answer 33

face

Question 34

What service utilizes 100% cotton thread that is twisted and rolled along the surface of the skin?

Answer 34

threading

Question 35

Product adheres only to hair and results last 4-6 weeks in what hair removal method?

Answer 35

sugaring

Question 36

What method of removal requires a small needle to be inserted into the follicle?

Answer 36

electrolysis

Question 37

person specializing in electrolysis

Answer 37

electrologist

Question 38

The ___ method of ___ destroys the hair by decomposing the papilla.

Answer 38

Galvanic; electrolysis

Question 39

The current is on for 30 seconds to 2.5 minutes in which electrolysis method?

Answer 39

Galvanic

Question 40

The ___ method is also referred to as high frequency/short-wave method.

Answer 40

thermolysis

Question 41

How long does the current travel in thermolysis?

Answer 41

less than a second

Question 42

The client feels only a “flash” of heat in ___.

Answer 42

electrolysis: thermolysis

Question 43

Which electrolysis method offers the best results to clients with excessive or resistant hair growth?

Answer 43

blend

Question 44

Between laser and photo-epilation/pulsed light, which carries less risk of burning or scarring?

Answer 44

photo-epilation

Question 45

The 3 stages of hair growth are _____, | ____ and _____.

Answer 45

anagen, catagen, telogen

Question 46

The condition of unwanted or superfluous hair is referred to as ____.

Answer 46

hypertrichosis

Question 47

True or False: Electrolysis is a form of permanent hair removal using electric current to damage cells of the papilla and disrupt hair growth.

Answer 47

true

Question 48

An ingrown hair also called ____ ____ is | hair that grows underneath into the surrounding skin, resulting in a ____ or ____.

Answer 48

barbae folliculitis; bump or inflammation

Question 49

Basic preparation for waxing is to first ___________ the service area.

Answer 49

disinfect

Question 50

Apply the wax, holding the spatula firmly at a | ______˚ angle.

Answer 50

45

Question 51

After you wash and sanitize your hands you then _______ the client.

Answer 51

drape

Question 52

Apply ___________ to the area immediately after removing the strip.

Answer 52

pressure

Question 53

Warm wax at least ______ minutes before client arrives.

Answer 53

30