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SATURDAY  N.HAIR CH.5

True/False
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
 

 1. 

Hair on the back of the head may have a different diameter than hair on the crown.
 

 2. 

When using chemicals, fine hair, which is large in diameter, will process more quickly.
 

 3. 

The main function of hair is for adornment.
 

 4. 

The five main elements, or COHNS, in hair are: carbon, oxygen, hydrogen, nitrogen, and silicon.
 

 5. 

A natural stylist may be able to successfully mix and use an array of hair products on a client with multiple hair textures.
 

 6. 

The cuticle is the innermost layer of the hair shaft and is made up of keratin.
 

 7. 

Emollients and humectants are found in most moisturizing products.
 

 8. 

When referring to straight or curly hair, one is describing the fiber’s curl configuration.
 

 9. 

After years of growing, the hair cells stop reproducing. This is the telogen phase of the hair cycle.
 

 10. 

When providing a braiding service, make sure to address the varying textures located in the occipital area.
 

Multiple Choice
Identify the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
 

 1. 

Hair that has a tight coil texture is often referred to as _____.
a.
voluminous
c.
cottony
b.
spongy
d.
frizzy
 

 2. 

Which of the following are not found in eyelashes?
a.
Pigments
c.
Follicles
b.
Arrector pili muscles
d.
Skin
 

 3. 

Which of the following is a fact related to the telogen phase of hair growth?
a.
This phase lasts up to seven years.
b.
The hair begins to lose moisture.
c.
This phase lasts one to two weeks.
d.
The bulb is completely separated from the shaft.
 

 4. 

The _____, which is located within the bulb at the base of the hair follicle, provides nourishment to the hair.
a.
hair root
c.
hair shaft
b.
dermal papilla
d.
skin papilla
 

 5. 

Which of the following is a factor in helping the body produce healthy hair?
a.
Physical fitness
c.
High-quality shampoo
b.
Stress
d.
Lipid-rich diet
 

 6. 

The innermost core of the hair shaft is called the _____.
a.
cortex
c.
keratin
b.
humectant
d.
medulla
 

 7. 

_____ determines the hair’s texture.
a.
Waviness
c.
Curl configuration
b.
Hair chemistry
d.
Hair growth
 

 8. 

Fine hair absorbs moisture easily, as it tends to be _____.
a.
porous
c.
dense
b.
thick
d.
resistant
 

 9. 

Which of the following may cause oily hair?
a.
Underactive sebaceous glands
c.
An overactive pituitary gland
b.
Overactive sebaceous glands
d.
An underactive thyroid
 

 10. 

Water-binding agents used in moisturizing products are called _____.
a.
keratins
c.
humectants
b.
emollients
d.
sebum
 

 11. 

Which of the following is one of the five main elements found in a fiber of hair?
a.
Carbon
c.
Chromium
b.
Cobalt
d.
Chlorine
 

 12. 

Which of the following could possibly occur while grooming hair that has a small coil pattern?
a.
Breakage
c.
Elongation
b.
Resistance
d.
Frizzing
 

 13. 

In which region of the head does hair texture tend to be dryer and more brittle?
a.
Crown
c.
Occipital
b.
Temporal
d.
Frontal
 

 14. 

Hair cannot be repaired by special shampoo, as the hair shaft:
a.
will eventually regenerate over time.
b.
is not affected by hair products.
c.
is composed of dead sebum.
d.
is composed of dead protein cells.
 

 15. 

Living protein cells are found in the hair’s _____.
a.
follicle
c.
root
b.
shaft
d.
cuticle
 

 16. 

A round follicle sometimes seen in Asian hair often makes hair _____.
a.
fine
c.
wavy
b.
tightly coiled
d.
extremely straight
 

 17. 

A cross-section of _____ hair will appear round.
a.
straight
c.
coarse
b.
curly
d.
wavy
 

 18. 

One way to keep the dermal papilla active during the anagen phase is to _____.
a.
use emollients
b.
use humectants
c.
massage the scalp
d.
stop everyday hair grooming for a week
 

 19. 

“Baby” hair is a term given to ____ hair, which is short and fine.
a.
terminal
c.
European
b.
vellus
d.
bellus
 

 20. 

There are three general divisions of hair types: Asian, _____, and African.
a.
American
c.
English
b.
Native American
d.
European
 

 21. 

Hair that shines, is of average density, moves easily, and has moderate volume has a _____ curl configuration.
a.
wavy
c.
tight coil
b.
soft wave
d.
curly
 

 22. 

The _____ contains melanin.
a.
cuticle
c.
medulla
b.
catagen
d.
cortex
 

 23. 

Which of the following contains fatty ingredients and is used to prevent moisture loss?
a.
Emollients
c.
Humectants
b.
Keratin
d.
Protein
 

 24. 

Which of the following is a characteristic of hydrophobic hair?
a.
High porosity
c.
Moisture-rich
b.
Low porosity
d.
Oily
 

 25. 

Hair’s ability to stretch then return to its original shape without breaking is called _____.
a.
configuration
c.
elasticity
b.
porosity
d.
texture
 

 26. 

Overly porous, or _____, hair absorbs excessive amounts of moisture when wet.
a.
hyperphilic
c.
superphilic
b.
hydrophilic
d.
hydrophobic
 

 27. 

Hair grows from the hair _____.
a.
shaft
c.
pocket
b.
skin
d.
root
 

 28. 

Coil configuration is determined by the _____.
a.
follicle
c.
keratin
b.
shaft
d.
cortex
 

 29. 

Which of the following is a physical property of hair?
a.
Volume
c.
Keratinization
b.
Definition
d.
Humidity
 

 30. 

If the cuticle cannot reflect light, hair looks _____.
a.
shiny
c.
oily
b.
dull
d.
dry
 

 31. 

A cross-section of _____ hair will show a strand that is almost flat.
a.
straight
c.
coily
b.
wavy
d.
curly
 

 32. 

The _____ of a hair strand determines the degree of coarseness in tightly coiled hair.
a.
diameter
c.
width
b.
length
d.
strength
 

 33. 

Hair with a _____ coil or curl is easier to groom as it tends to break less during combing.
a.
small
c.
large
b.
medium
d.
very small
 

 34. 

Hair that grows in a _____ pattern may appear to grow slower compared to other curl patterns.
a.
wavy
c.
corkscrew
b.
coiled
d.
straight
 

 35. 

If the length of the _____ phase can be prolonged, there is a better chance of growing longer hair.
a.
anagen
c.
catogen
b.
resting
d.
telogen
 



 
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