Waxing Flashcards

1
Q

What are the 2 main types of wax.?

A

Warm wax and hot wax

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2
Q

What is the safe working temperature for warm wax?

A

43degrees c

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3
Q

What is the correct working temperature for hot wax?

A

48degrees c

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4
Q

Which direction would you apply hot wax?

A

Against the hair growth

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5
Q

What is Telogen phase of hair?

A

The resting phase

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6
Q

Which direction would you apply warm wax?

A

With the direction of growth

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7
Q

In which direction would you remove wax/ or wax strips?

A

Against the direction of growth

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8
Q

Which wax is better for course hair?

A

Hot

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9
Q

Which wax is better for sensitive skin?

A

Hot

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10
Q

The skin helps to prevent heat loss through what?

A

Arecti pili contraction

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11
Q

What causes Erythema?

A

Dilation of the blood vessels

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12
Q

What is the production of sebum on the skins surface called?

A

Secretion

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13
Q

What is the cortex?

A

Cortex is the thicker layer made up of of several layers located between the hair cuticle and the medulla. It also contains melanin

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14
Q

Describe the cuticle structure of the hair

A

The cuticle is the outermost layer formed from dead skin cells, overlapping in layers

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15
Q

What is the medulla?

A

The medulla is the innermost layer, almost invisible. Soft and fragile

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16
Q

What is terminal hair?

A

Head and body…. head, armpits, armpits legs

17
Q

What is Vellus hair?

A

Peachy, fuzzy hair on face and body

18
Q

What is the Cartagena stage?

A

The changing stage.

Carried by the inner toot sheath.

19
Q

What is the Anagen stage?

A

The growing stage