T5 W2 Perm Test 111c.04-111c.06

Created by Stephanie Roessler

Porosity
The hair's ability to absorb moisture

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TermDefinition
Porosity
The hair's ability to absorb moisture
Density
Pre perm analysis includes porosity, elasticity, texture, and........
20%
Dry hair can be stretched up to......
Texture
Referred as fine, medium, or coarse
croquignole (overlap)
Wrapping the hair from ends to base
Large diameter tools
Produces large curls or body waves
Uneven curl
If the base is longer than the perm rod
On base, half-off base, underdirected, and off base
Four basic tool positions
Half-off base (90*)
Most commonly used in perming
Bookend
One end paper folded in half
End Papers
Keeps the hair wrapped smoothly around the rod
Perm picks
Stops perm rods from shifting while rinsing
Replace cotton
When it becomes saturated, change the....
Towel Blotting
Removes excess water before the neutralizer is applied
Rinse before removal
To get the strongest curl possible
Connect
Greet with a firm handshake
Create
Draping the client for a perm service
Update the client's consultation form
After service completion.....
NO!!
Can we perm a client with scalp abrasions present?
Perm solution in the eye
Rinse thoroughly with tepid water
Plastic cape and Towels
Proper draping for a perm service...
NO!!
Hair has been treated with Metallic product. Can you perm?
Preliminary test curl
Shampoo and towel dry first
Recondition the hair
Done instead of a perm service on overporous hair
Barrier Cream
For the skin around the hairline
Under processing
Can cause weak or limp curls
Uneven curl pattern
Too much hair wrapped around a rod
Overprocessed hair
Looks curly when wet but frizzy when dry
Breakage
Hair wound on rods with too much tension
Incomplete neutralizing
A perm may not last as long as expectedly