Perming Theory Quiz

How should the application method of chemical re-arrangers be adapted for regrowth or virgin hair?

• Apply to the roots first on regrowth and mid-lengths first on virgin hair

• Apply to the mid-lengths first on regrowth and roots first on virgin hair

• Apply evenly from roots to ends for both regrowth and virgin hair

• Apply only to the ends for regrowth and roots for virgin hair

Why is it important to record test results?

• To comply with health and safety regulations

• To reduce testing time

• To increase product sales

• To improve customer satisfaction

What factors influence the use of different-sized perm rods?

• The client's hair texture, length, and desired curl effect

• The client's favorite hair color

• The season of the year

• The client's age and gender

Why is an elasticity or porosity test important before a perming service?

• To determine the hair's color

• To measure the hair’s ability to retain moisture and its strength

• To assess the hair's length

• To evaluate the hair's texture

How do chemical re-arrangers, perm lotions, and neutralisers affect the hair structure?

• They add moisture to the hair

• They break and reform disulfide bonds to reshape the hair

• They change the hair color permanently

• They strengthen the hair shaft

What is the purpose of an incompatibility test before perming?

• To check for reactions between previous chemical treatments and new products

• To determine the best perm solution for hair type

• To assess the hair's moisture content

• To evaluate the strength of hair strands

When and why is it important to use pre-perm treatments?

• To enhance hair color and shine

• When hair is damaged or porous, to prepare and protect it

• To reduce hair volume and frizz

• To promote hair growth and thickness

Why is it important to confirm straightening has been achieved by taking strand tests on different areas of the head?

• To check if the hair is completely straightened before neutralising

• To ensure the hair is healthy and not damaged

• To determine the best product for styling

• To assess the overall length of the hair after treatment

When should different types of sectioning techniques be used?

• When the hair is wet

• Depending on hair type and desired curl pattern

• When using heat styling tools

• Only for specific hair colors

What are the active ingredients in perming and neutralising products?

• Ammonium thioglycolate and hydrogen peroxide

• Sodium chloride and calcium carbonate

• Potassium bromate and sodium sulfate

• Glycerin and citric acid