Empire Beauty School Chemical Texturizing Practice Test

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• What is a recommended practice to avoid excess damage during a chemical service?
• Which tool is NOT typically used in a perming procedure?
• What does viscosity measure in relation to chemical products?
• What method is used for placing perm rods in rectangular-shaped subsections?
• What pH range is typically associated with alkaline perms?
• What is calcium hydroxide often used for in hair treatments?
• What characteristic defines thio relaxers?
• Which process is essential after a permanent wave is completed?
• Which practice involves creating a hairstyle by wrapping hair around rods or rollers?
• What is the purpose of using a conditioning treatment after a chemical service?
• What is chemical texturizing in hair services?
• Which ingredient is commonly found in hair relaxers?
• After chemical texturizing, what kind of product should be used to maintain hair health?
• Which type of neutralizer is commonly used after a perm?
• What is the primary benefit of using a partial perm wrap?
• What is a partial perm wrap used for in hairstyling?
• What is the purpose of sponge rods in the chemical texturizing process?
• Which treatment is essential for maintaining hair health after chemical texturizing?
• What is characteristic of hydroxide relaxers?
• What is a characteristic of a chemical change?
• What is the purpose of a test curl during a permanent wave service?
• How can chemical texturizing affect hair elasticity?
• What does the pH scale measure?
• What do polypeptide chains consist of?
• What could be a consequence of applying a relaxer too close to the scalp?
• What does a base relaxer do in relation to hair treatment?
• What is the purpose of a preliminary strand test?
• What technique is referred to as the "piggyback perm wrap"?
• What is the role of glycerin in permanent waving lotion?
• What distinguishes a digital perm from a traditional perm?
• What should be done if hair shows signs of excessive dryness after a chemical treatment?
• How does the cuticle layer of hair affect chemical processing?
• What is the objective of a post-service treatment after chemical processes?
• Which safety measure is most critical when working with chemical texturizers?
• What happens to side bonds when pH balance is restored?
• Which of the following chemicals is primarily responsible for breaking down the hair's disulfide bonds during a perm?
• Which relaxer requires mixing two products and is advertised as 'no lye'?
• Which factor can significantly impact the effectiveness of a chemical texturizing service?
• What should be done if a client is experiencing a strong reaction to a chemical product?
• What does thio neutralization accomplish in the chemical texturizing process?
• What process does permanent waving refer to in hair treatments?
• What is the purpose of a test curl during a perming process?
• What chemical is typically used as a strong alkaline ingredient in relaxers?
• What is trichology?
• What is the primary purpose of a relaxer?
• What is a loop rod commonly used for in hair styling?
• What type of relaxers do not require a base cream to protect the skin?
• What term is used to describe chemical substances made up of two or more elements in fixed ratios that cannot be separated by physical means?
• In the context of chemical texturizing, what does the term "neutralizing" imply?
• What wrapping technique is also known as a straight set wrap?
• What should be monitored during a chemical relaxer treatment?
• What is the main function of ammonium thioglycolate in hair treatments?
• What is a key consideration when choosing a chemical for texturizing?
• What is indicated by the term "new growth" in hair care?
• What type of bond is characterized by strong chemical interactions that require chemical solutions to break?
• What technique requires the hair strand to be sandwiched between two end papers?
• Ammonia is primarily used in permanent wave solutions to aid in what process?
• Which chemical compound is the main ingredient in true acid waves?
• What does "over-processing" mean in relation to chemical texturizing?
• What wrapping technique involves overlapping concentric layers of hair from the ends to the scalp?
• Which term refers to the position of the tool in relation to its base section in hair wrapping?
• What is the primary function of a neutralizer in permanent waving?
• What role do peptide bonds play in hair chemistry?
• What type of texture is achieved with a body wave perm?
• What type of hair is sensitive to chemical relaxers?
• What causes sensitization in relation to chemical substances?
• What characterizes salt bonds in hair?
• During a perm procedure, what does wrapping the hair around a rod do?
• Which hair texture may resist curl formation during perming?
• What is the purpose of pre-softening in the relaxing process?
• What describes an occupational disease?
• Name a condition that must be avoided before performing chemical texturizing.
• What is a sign that hair has been sufficiently neutralized after a relaxer?
• Which chemical process requires a specific pH range between 4.5 to 7?
• Which rods are designed to be easily bent into different shapes for permanent waving?
• What is the term for using an ingredient other than ammonia to reduce odor in hair perms?
• What type of wave is created by an acid-balanced permanent waving solution?
• What are the effects of sodium hydroxide relaxers on hair?
• What should be done to maintain safety while performing a relaxer?
• Why is it essential to follow manufacturer instructions during chemical texturizing?
• What is the technique used to create tight curls with angled rods?
• What does the term pH stand for in hair and beauty treatments?
• Which perming technique requires less processing time due to the use of heat?
• Which of the following relaxers is more suitable for sensitive skin?
• What must be checked before applying a chemical relaxer?
• What term describes substances that cannot mix with one another?
• What is the purpose of using a base cream during relaxer application?
• When is the appropriate time to stop processing a relaxer?
• What must be considered before recommending a chemical service to clients?
• What term is used to describe substances that can be mixed together?
• What is an important step after a chemical perm?
• What is the primary result of using thio relaxers?
• What is the primary characteristic of formaldehyde as a compound?
• What is the primary effect of reducing disulfide bonds in hair?
• What unique wrapping pattern does a weave perm wrap use?
• What is the primary goal of chemical texturizing?
• What defines a chemical relaxer?
• What is a release statement used for in chemical services?
• Which of the following helps in evaluating the porosity of hair?
• Which chemical reaction describes a self-heating process during the texturizing process?
• What term refers to the weak physical side bonds in hair?
• What is the importance of a good consultation before chemical services?
• Why is aftercare important following a chemical texturizing service?
• What is the purpose of normalizing lotions in hair care?
• What is one benefit of using a no-lye relaxer compared to a lye relaxer?
• What does chemical relaxing aim to do with naturally curly or wavy hair?
• Which technique involves using rods of various sizes to create different curl patterns?
• What kind of bonds are easily broken by water or heat and can reform when hair cools or dries?
• What do peptide bonds connect in the structure of hair?
• What do products labeled as 'formaldehyde-free' imply?
• What is the role of chemical properties in the process of perming or relaxing hair?
• What damage can arise from overlapping relaxer applications?
• What is the typical processing time for a standard perm?
• In what context is the term "pH scale" most commonly used?
• What is Glyceryl Monothioglycolate commonly abbreviated as?
• Which wrapping method employs a staggered pattern of subsections for perm rods?
• When performing a chemical relaxer, what should be done if the scalp shows signs of irritation?
• How should hair be prepared prior to a chemical relaxer application?
• Which ingredient is derived from glycerin and is miscible in water?
• In chemical texturizing, what is the role of side bonds?
• What is the most influential factor in determining processing time for a permanent wave?
• Describe the immediate action needed if a client experiences irritation during a relaxer.
• What does the soft curl reformation service do to overly curly hair?
• What is a potential risk of not following manufacturer instructions during hair chemical services?
• What is the recommended method for applying a relaxer?
• What is the name of the inorganic compound that has a pungent odor and is used in permanent wave solutions to open the cuticle layer?
• What is the characteristic shape of a concave perm rod?
• Which properties occur without a chemical reaction?
• Which type of perm rod has an even diameter throughout its length?
• What is the purpose of performing a shampoo service after removing a relaxer?
• What is a potential outcome of over-processing hair during chemical texturizing?
• What is the combination of ammonia and thioglycolic acid used as a reducing agent in permanent waves called?
• What is defined as a substance that has mass and occupies space?
• What is the primary ingredient in most alkaline perm solutions?
• Which protein is essential for maintaining the structure of hair strands?
• How does improper sectioning during a perm affect the results?
• What does the term “cysteine bond” refer to in hair chemistry?
• Which wrapping method allows for greater control over the hair during the texturizing process?
• Which type of waves are characterized by being processed without heat and utilize thioglycolic acid as a main ingredient?
• What are the building blocks of hair that link together to form tiny protein fibers?
• What type of wrap technique is used for uniform curl formation in a perm?
• Which product is commonly used to prepare hair before applying a relaxer?
• What is the result of applying a chemical texturizing product on unwashed hair?
• What is the name of the oily cream applied on the scalp to protect against chemicals in relaxers?
• What is a key indicator of healthy hair post-chemical treatment?
• What are basic perm wraps typically used for?
• What do permanent waves rely on to achieve their desired result?
• Why should hair be completely dry before a chemical texturizing service?
• What type of waves are processed without heat and have a pH range of 7.0 to 8.2?
• What is defined as controlled sections of hair in perming?
• What is the purpose of a cream barrier applied around the hairline and ears?
• What is the typical duration of a chemical relaxer service?
• Which type of relaxer is best for sensitive scalp conditions?
• What type of perm wrap consists of partings that contour to the shape of the client's head?
• Which of the following is an example of a physical property?
• What substance is described as a highly soluble alkaline element used in hair chemical products?
• What is the primary characteristic of a strong alkaline ingredient?
• What strong substance is commonly used in permanent waves and chemical relaxers?
• What chemical bond is most important in forming the structural integrity of hair?
• Why is understanding occupational diseases important in the beauty industry?
• What is the primary role of formaldehyde in beauty products?
• Which category of waves works by being processed without heat to achieve a curl?
• What effect does heat have when applied during chemical texturizing?
• What process involves the removal of one sulfur atom and its replacement with a disulfide bond?
• Which of the following are signs of allergic reactions to chemical texturizing products?
• What does the term 'porosity' refer to in hair?
• Which term describes matter that changes shape temporarily but can return to its original state?
• What is the purpose of a neutralizing shampoo in hair treatments?
• What does a processing strand test determine?
• What is a physical mixture?
• What is perimeter definition in hairstyling?
• What is a spiral perm technique known for?
• What effect do metal hydroxide relaxers have on hair?
• What type of reaction is referred to as an acid/alkali neutralization reaction?
• Which type of bond is crucial in forming the structure of hair?
• What should be done if a client's hair shows excessive damage during processing?
• What technique consists of wrapping hair at an angle to create a coiling effect?
• What term refers to the hair's ability to stretch and then return to its original form without breaking?
• What is the process known as rebonding in chemical texturizing?
• What type of waves are characterized as having a pH lower than alkaline waves but higher than true acid waves?
• What is the main impact of using normalizing lotions on hair?
• What is the role of the neutralizer in the perming process?
• Which relaxer is known for its mildness and low pH and is compatible with thio relaxers?
• Which type of waves produce a firmer curl and process more quickly than true acid waves?
• What tools are commonly used in a perming procedure?
• What is a potential risk of over-processing hair with relaxers?
• Which of the following wraps uses only one end paper folded in half?
• How often should clients generally receive chemical texturizing services?
• What are also known as end wraps that help control and protect hair ends during texturizing?
• Which amino acid combination is formed when two cysteine amino acids link together?
• What must be assessed during a consultation before chemical services?
• Which type of bonds connect polypeptide chains side by side?
• What is the primary reason for using a test curl during perming?
• During which wrapping technique are the curls typically uniform in size and shape?
• What is the primary goal of using end papers in chemical texturizing?
• What alteration does chemical texturizing primarily achieve?
• Which of the following should be monitored during a chemical service for potential irritation?
• Which type of relaxer requires a protective base cream to be applied to the hairline and scalp?
• What compound results from the oxidation of primary alcohols?
• What is a common misconception about chemical relaxers?
• What is the primary structural protein that serves as a building block for hair, skin, and nails?
• Which hair type is typically less susceptible to damage from chemical texturizing?
• What is an important function of glycerin in hair products?
• What does reduction refer to in chemical texturizing?
• What safety test should be performed before applying a chemical relaxer?
• How can you determine if a client has previously had a chemical treatment?
• What action can be taken if a scalp lesion is present before a chemical service?
• What role does glycerin play in chemical texturizing products?
• What type of hair requires careful assessment before receiving chemical treatments?
• In the context of chemical hair texturizing, what does the term 'neutralization' refer to?
• Which type of relaxer contains only one component and requires no mixing?
• What is a common component in products that claim to be 'no lye'?
• What is the effect of a chemical texturizing service?
• What is potassium/lithium hydroxide primarily used for?
• Why is strand testing important before perming?
• Which term describes a method that impacts the structure of hair permanently?
• What type of wave is processed by the application of an outside heat source?
• Which type of relaxer typically requires mixing two components before use?
• Which type of chemical service uses sodium hydroxide as its main ingredient?
• What describes the arrangement of perm rods placed within a larger panel section?
• What is the ideal pH for a neutralizing solution during chemical texturizing?
• Which type of perm rod has a small diameter in the center and gradually increases in diameter along its length?
• What is the purpose of the base sections in perming?
• What is the main effect of using a relaxer on curly hair?
• What chemical is primarily responsible for breaking down hair bonds during the relaxer process?
• What is the purpose of a chemical solution that stops the waving process of a permanent wave?
• What is an important effect of using no-base relaxers?
• What is the primary purpose of using a neutralizer in a relaxer treatment?
• What is the result of improper timing during a chemical texturizing service?
• What effect can improper chemical processing have on hair?
• Which property of hydrogen bonds contributes to their ability to be broken and reformed?
• Which method requires only one paper for wrapping hair?
• What should be used to protect the scalp during a chemical texturizing service?
• In relaxers, what is typically the result of using a lye compared to a no-lye relaxer?