Chemical Relaxer Safety Practices (DL)

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you should preform a relaxer service on a client who has abrasions and redness on their scalp

• true

• false

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it is important to use some type of scalp barrier when preforming a chemical relaxer

• true

• false

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if relaxer solution comes in contact with your clients skin you need to stop what your doing immediately and rinse the effected area

• true

• false

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Becoming distracted while performing a chemical service can lead to accidents like over-processing hair and damaging it.

• true

• false

using small even sections in the hair will help the relaxer evenly penetrate the hair

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• false

the amount of time you leave a relaxer on for does not matter as long as you keep an eye on the hairs progress

• true

• false

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the relaxer product is applied from ends to scalp

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• false

inconsistent product application can lead to damage and breakage in the hair

• true

• false

people who have previously lightened hair are ideal clients for a relaxer service

• true

• false

a conditioner is recommended after a relaxer service to help regain any moisture that was lost during the service

• true

• false