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SPRING FINAL Flashcards

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1
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Which line apperars more longer?

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Vertical lines

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2
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Movement in the hair stand?

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Wave pattern

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3
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Fifth cranial?

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Largest cranial nerve

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4
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Skeletal

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Physical foundation

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5
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Profile?

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The outline of the face

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6
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Hyperchrolosis?

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Condition of abnormal hair growth

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7
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What are surficants?

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Allow oil and water to mix

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8
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Complete circuit

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Generating back to original source

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9
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Abbductors?

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Separate fingers

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10
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Organic?

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Contains carbon

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11
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Hair cuticle does what?

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Create shine

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12
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Hydrogen?

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Side bond broken by heat or water 0

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13
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Ventrical?

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Lower champer of the heart

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14
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Emulsion?

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Unstable mixture of 2 + immiscible substances

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15
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Central nervous system?

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Controls voluntary functions

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16
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Porosity?

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Hair absorbs moisture

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17
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uv ultraviolet

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Short wave lengths, kills germs , less penetrating

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18
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Blunt cut?

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1 length hair cut

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19
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Follicle?

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Contains hair root

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20
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Solution?

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Stable mixture of 2 substanes

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21
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Infarred

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Long wave lengths

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22
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Neutral?

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ph 7

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23
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Neutral?

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ph 7

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24
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Anode?

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Postive electrode

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25
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Lanugo?

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Vellus hair

26
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How many bones are in the face?

27
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Which lines remove weight, creates layered cuts?

28
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Telogen?

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Resting phase of hair growth

29
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Element?

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Simplest form, cant be broken

30
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186,000??

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Electricity travel

31
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Decrustation?

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Treats acne

32
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Insulator?

33
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Brain is what?

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The largest mkst complex

34
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Straight

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3 types of straight lines

35
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Alternating current?

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Interrupted current

36
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Malassezia

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Dandruff is a result of fungus

37
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Complex substances are broken down to form simpler substances?

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Catabolism

38
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Physical combination of matter in any proportion ?

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Physical mixture

39
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Dry hair and scalp should be treated with products that contain moisturizers and what?

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Emollients

40
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Reference points?

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On the head mark where the surface of the head changes, such as the ears, jawlines, occipital bone or apex. These points are used to establish design lines

41
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When working on a layered haircut and want the hair to be longer towards the front, you can over direct thr sections to a stationary guideline at the back of?

42
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Hydroxide chemical hair relaxers break disulfide bonds and then convert them to?

A

Lanthionine Bonds

43
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Estaishing equal or appropriate proportions to create symmetry is what?

44
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The word integument means?

A

Natural covering

45
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What type of part should u use for a receding hairline?

46
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When working on a layered haircut and want the hair to be longer towards the front, what can you do?

A

You can overdirect the sections to a stationary guideline at the back of the ear

47
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The bang area is where?

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Includes the hair that lies between the two front corners, or approximately between the outer corners of the eyes

48
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Lines define what?

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Form & shape

49
Q

Ring muscle of the eye socket, enables u to close your eyes

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Orbicularis ocuil muscle

50
Q

Controls consciousness and many mental activities, functions, & the five senses?

A

Central nervous system

Sight, sound, taste, touch, & smell

51
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Tube like depression or pocket in the skin or scalp that contans hair root?

A

Hair follicles

52
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What is the current used for facials measured in?

A

Milliamperes

53
Q

The ankle contains how many bones?

A

4

Tibia
Fibula
Talus

54
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Nerve extending down the leg, just under the skin, supplying impulses to the muscles and the skin of the leg?

A

Superficial peroneal nerve

55
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Thermal current w a high rate of oscillations or vibration that is commonly used for scalp and facial treatments?

A

Violet rays , also known as tesla high frequency

56
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What are the 3 types of side bonds?

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Hydrogen, salt, and disulfide

57
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What are the three types of lines in haircutting?

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Horizonal, vertical, & diagonal

58
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Recurrent pattern of movement in a design?

59
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What plays an important role in hair design, and is used to help define texture and line in a design?

60
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What are the elements that make up the human hair?

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Carbon, oxygen, hygrogen, nitrogen, & sulfur

Cosmology (17 decks)

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