Cosmetology State Board Flashcards
Five Basic Nail Shapes
Square, squoval, round, oval, and pointed.
Onycholysis
lifting the nail without shedding
Verruca
warts caused by infectious virus
Onychocryptosis
Ingrown nail caused by filing the nail too much, to tight fitted shoes
Onychocryptosis Unguium
Nail fungus caused by a parasite, very contagious
Hang Nails
Caused by dry cuticles and carelessness in removing the cuticle.
Onychorrhexis
Split or brittle nails caused by injury, careless filing, vitamins deficiencies, illness, frequent exposure to strong chemicals
Leuconchia
white spots on the nail plate caused by injury to the base of the nail.
Furrows
Nail disorder with vertical lines down the nail plate caused by nutrition, injury or illness
Corrugations
Nail disorder wavy ridges caused by uneven growth
Toner
Used to pre-lighten the hair to achieve pale and delicate colors after decoloring
Conditioning Fillers
Protein conditioner with will equalize porosity and fill the holes
Color fillers
used to replace the missing primary colors
Oxidative
Demi-permenant color
Non-oxidative color
Temporary; physical change only
Double process blonde
Decolorizing and toning
Melanin
The mire of it the longer the processing time (scalp processes faster because of the heat the body puts off)
Lift
Lightening by breaking up the melanin to decolorize hair
Deposit
means that product only deposits color because it does not have ammonia or high alkalinity
Developer
Oxidizing agent H202 when mixed with ammonia it will break up the melanin and allow it to lift or lighten.
Semi Permanent color
temporary color, non-oxidative, stains cuticle and fades with each wash
Demi-permanent color
Oxidative deposit only, depends or changes the tone.
Permanent color
lightens and deposits at the same time. can’t shampoo out
Primary Colors
red, blue, yellow
Brown
unequal combo of primary
Black
Equal parts of primary colors
Warm Tones
Red, orange and yellow
Cool tones
Blue, green and violet
Neutral tones
Perfect combo of warm and cool tones
Eumelanin
Brown to black pigment
Pheomelanin
Red to yellow pigment
Coarse Texture
Largest diameter, greatest amount of melanin. longest lift
Medium texture
Has a balance of melanin (average lift)
Fine Texture
Smallest diameter, prone to damage, lifts faster