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- the first machine that produced permanent curl was invented when?
- the inventor of the first permanent wave machine was:
- heat waves that are self-timed and self-heated are called what?
- acid waves that require the application of heat are:
- uses thioglycolic acid or its derivatives with ammonia and process hair without heat
- the chemical phase of perms involves all of the following procedures EXCEPT
- overlap method of wrapping hair around a perm tool is also called
- achieves the desired curl formation, when its wrapped.
- rods produce a large curl pattern on either side and a smaller curl in center
- rods that produce small firm curls
- the most common end paper technique used to avoid bunching at the end
- the base is defined as the area between two
- the most common base control for perming
- in perming a one-base size is
- tool position that achieves maximum volume
- tool position where closeness is desired
- tool position used when a minimum degree of volume is desired
- what element do most acid waves use along with tension and waving lotion to process hair?
- what bond must be permanently broken to change the hair from a straight to curly sate?
- what procedure removes the excess waving lotion
- what is the PH of alkaline waves?
- neutralizing is also known as
- what reduces swelling of the hair and hardens the bonds into the new size and shape?
- larger base size will have what type of curl effect
- hydrogen peroxide, sodium perborate or sodium bromate are commonly used in what?
- the waving solution that is NOT recommended for porous or damaged hair.
- what is lowest PH for alkaline waves?
- what is the PH of acid waves?
- hair must be wrapped without tension
- wrapping with firm, even tension when using an acid wave produces what effect
- it is essential to completely rinse the perm solution before applying
- what waving solutions has the shortest processing time
- hair’s ability to absorb moisture, liquids and chemicals
- thio-free perms use what as a reducing agent
- leaving the neutralizer on longer than recommended can do what?
- chemicals is NOT one of the main ingredients found in most neutralizers
- what is NOT true about acid perms
- proper draping for chemical services accomplish all of the following EXCEPT
- purpose of performing a 1:20 test
- the perm wrap is considered the most basic perm wrap pattern
- rods that are too large for the desired curl can cause
- too much hair on a hair rod can cause
- the most common ingredient in products that completely straighten the hair
- this relaxer is classified as a lye product
- ph of sodium hydroxide relaxers
- CAN'T apply to hair that was previously permed W/ammonium thioglycolate.
- pull test is performed to check for
- sodium hydroxide relaxers are generally used for what type of hair
- loosens or relax tightly curled hair by 50% of their natural shape
- what protects the scalp and hairline from caustic chemicals
- what is NOT performed when offering a virgin hydroxide relaxer service
- virgin thio relaxers may be applied after following procedures EXCEPT for
- chemical service designed to change tightly curled hair to curly or wavy hair.
- what is another term for a soft curl procedure?
- ammonium thioglycolate is the main ingredient in what?
- the main ingredient found in a booster is what?
- which of the following action is NOT a step involved in curl reforming
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