hair perming

Question 1

what are the 3 stages of perming?

Answer 1

softening,moulding and fixing

Question 2

what is the perming process known as?

Answer 2

reduction

Question 3

what is the neautralsing process known as?

Answer 3

oxidation

Question 4

what can be used to aid the development time of the perm process?

Answer 4

accelerator

Question 5

what percent of disulphide bonds should be broken by the perm lotion?

Answer 5

20%-25%

Question 6

what is the active ingredient in an alkaline perm solution?

Answer 6

ammonium thioglycolate

Question 7

what is the active ingredient in neutraliser?

Answer 7

sodium bromate

Question 8

what is the active ingredient in an acid perm?

Answer 8

glycerol monothioglycollate

Question 9

what is the ph of neautraliser?

Answer 9

3-5

Question 10

what is the ph of an alkaline perm?

Answer 10

8.5-9.5

Question 11

what is the ph of an acid perm?

Answer 11

6-7

Question 12

what bonds are broken down only by perming products?

Answer 12

di-sulphide bonds

Question 13

prior to perming solution being applied to the hair, what are the disulphide bonds known as?

Answer 13

cystine

Question 14

After perming solution has been applied to the hair, what are the disulphide binds known as?

Answer 14

cysteine

Question 15

what is the name of the protein hair is made from?

Answer 15

keratin

Question 16

which perm solution has the strongest ph?

Answer 16

alkaline perm

Question 17

which conditioner is used after a perm?

Answer 17

anti-oxi conditioner

Question 18

what are end papers used for?

Answer 18

to prevent fishhooks