Wigs and Hair additions Chapter 19

In eighteenth-century, England, men wore wigs, called_ ________,to indicate that they were in the army or navy, or engaged in the practice of law.

• toupees

• perukes

• hair grab

• wig powder

When burning human hair, it burns:

• slowly and with strong odor

• rapidly and with strong odor

• quickly and with no odor

• slowly and with no odor

When burning synthetic hair, it will either ball up, melt, or burn:

• slowly and with strong odor

• rapidly and with strong odor

• quickly and with no odor

• slowly and with no odor

Wigs that are hand-knotted into fine mesh foundation are called:

• capless wigs

• cap wigs

• popular wigs

• manufactured wigs

Synthetic wigs are generally considered to be:

• susceptible to climate

• susceptible to harsh brushing

• limited in color availability

• a good value

Kanekalon is considered to be a:

• synthetic fiber

• blended polyester

• expensive fiber

• flammable polyester

Hair additions that can add length,volume,texture, or color and are worn for longer periods of time are:

• wigs

• cascades

• hair extensions

• braids

Hairpieces that may be applied semi-permanently with adhesive that sticks to the scalp are:

• cascades

• braids

• falls

• toupees

When taking measurements for the fitting of a wig, it is necessary to:

• check with the client's physician

• follow the manufacturer's instructions

• shampoo the hair

• condition the hair

when shampooing a wig, use_________

• an alkaline shampoo

• a medicated shampoo

• a gentle shampoo

• a dry shampoo