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Continuing Education Cosmetology
Hair removal approaches fall into two major categories, which are called which of the following?
  1. laser and waxing
  2. temporary and permanent
  3. waxing and tweezing
  4. permanent and semipermanent
Continuing Education Cosmetology
If the cuticle is lifted, allowing the hair to take color quickly, the hair is said to have
  1. average porosity.
  2. low porosity.
  3. no porosity.
  4. high porosity.
Continuing Education Cosmetology
One of the main purposes of a client consultation is to determine the presence of any
  1. density.
  2. follicles.
  3. electrolysis.
  4. contraindications.
Continuing Education Cosmetology
The natural arch of the eyebrow follows which of the following?
  1. orbital bone
  2. frontal bone
  3. mandible bone
  4. frontal muscle
Continuing Education Cosmetology
A caustic substance used for the temporary removal of superfluous hair at the skin level is called which of the following?
  1. a cold wax
  2. a photoepilation
  3. a depilatory
  4. electric tweezers
Continuing Education Cosmetology
Disposable gloves should be worn during a waxing service to prevent contact with possible
  1. inflamed skin.
  2. sensitive skin.
  3. previously treated skin.
  4. bloodborne pathogens.
Continuing Education Cosmetology
The massage technique using light, relaxing and soothing strokes is
  1. effleurage
  2. petrissage
  3. kneading
  4. friction
Continuing Education Cosmetology
Sodium hypochlorite is also known as
  1. bathroom cleanser.
  2. lysol disinfectant.
  3. household bleach.
  4. phenolic disinfectant.
Continuing Education Cosmetology
In creating a solution, the liquid used to dissolve a substance is called which of the following?
  1. solute
  2. solvent
  3. suspension
  4. emulsion
Continuing Education Cosmetology
Pure water with a pH of 7 is considered to be which of the following?
  1. neutral
  2. alkaline
  3. acid
  4. mineral
Continuing Education Cosmetology
Apply pressure to remove a fabric waxing strip and pull in which of the following directions?
  1. straight up
  2. in the direction of hair growth
  3. downward
  4. in the opposite direction of hair growth
Continuing Education Cosmetology
               gives products their scent.
  1. Binders
  2. Fragrance
  3. CoEnzyme Q10
  4. Fresheners
Continuing Education Cosmetology
The acrylic brush is made of
  1. rats hair
  2. sable hair
  3. cattail hair
  4. rabbit hair
Continuing Education Cosmetology
The most common UV lamp is
  1. 6 watts
  2. 9 watts
  3. 4 watts
  4. 8 watts
Continuing Education Cosmetology
Most pedicure spa basins hold this amount of water
  1. 2 gallons
  2. 7 gallons
  3. 5 gallons
  4. 10 gallons
Continuing Education Cosmetology
Which skin condition can be caused by an allergic reaction to certain nail products?
  1. Onycholosis
  2. Onychomychosis
  3. Onychoptosis
  4. Onychia
Continuing Education Cosmetology
To perform deep rubbing movements on the muscle is the same as
  1. kneading
  2. wringing
  3. effleurage
  4. percussion
Continuing Education Cosmetology
Wax should never be applied over warts, moles, abrasions, or which of the following?
  1. irritated or inflamed skin
  2. dark or red areas
  3. freckles
  4. scaly skin
Continuing Education Cosmetology
                               antioxidants are derived from yeast cells.
  1. Polyglucans and beta-glucans
  2. Tissue Respiratory Factor (TRF)
  3. Glycoproteins
  4. All Answers
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