Quiz: UN10GH1 Shampoo/condition hair


UN10GH1 Shampoo/condition hairOnline version ITEC Level 1 dip/cert in hairdressing by Gulnaz Rafiq 1 How would you recognise contact dermatitis? a Yellow coloured scabs b Red, sore, broken skin c Fluid-filled blisters d Circles of skin with a red ring 2 In what direction does the cuticle lie on the hair? It lies from the a cortex to the medulla b medulla to the cortex c roots to the points d points to the roots 3 Why should you use tepid water to wash an oily scalp? It would a reduce the amount of keratin produced b increase the amount of keratin produced c reduce the amount of sebum produced d increase the amount of sebum produced 4 How do water and shampoo act together to clean the hair? a Shampoo and water make less lather to lift dirt from the hair and scalp b Shampoo creates a reaction which will decrease the amount of keratin produced c Shampoo emulsifies with the water and removes dirt from the hair and scalp d Water creates a reaction that will increase deposits in the hair 5 How could product build-up on the hair affect subsequent services? It could a prevent the services from working properly b improve the way the services work c make the hair shinier d prevent the hair from becoming thicker 6 Conditioners that coat the hair shaft and smooth the cuticles are known as a antioxidant conditioners b surface conditioners c treatment conditioners d penetrating conditioners 7 Treatment conditioners are used to a weaken the cuticle b strengthen the cortex c strengthen the dermis d weaken the medulla 8 When shampooing and conditioning, which movements should you use to avoid tangling long hair? a Petrissage b Friction c Rotary d Effleurage 9 If your client said that their scalp was itching during the conditioning treatment, you should a continue with the treatment, as the client may have an allergy, and report it to a member of staff b stop the treatment and report to a senior member of staff c check with the client at the end of the treatment, to see if they are allergic to a product d tell the client it will be fine after you have finished the treatment, and add it to the client's record card 10 If you use a shampoo for oily hair on dry damaged hair, the hair will become a dull and brittle b soft and shiny c coarse and greasy d heavy and lank 11 Placing your hands on the scalp in a claw-like shape and moving your fingers in small, fast, circular movements during shampooing, is known as a effleurage b rotary c tapotement d friction 12 Slow, deep, circular massaging movements, used only in conditioning, are known as a effleurage b tapotement c petrissage d friction 13 Slow stroking movements using the length of the hand to spread the product and relax the client, are known as a friction b petrissage c rotary d effleurage 14 Why is it necessary to remove excess water before applying a shampoo or conditioner? Water will a dilute the product and make it more effective b dilute the product and make it less effective c react with the product and damage the hair d react with the product and make the hair curl 15 It is important to remove products from the hair after each service to make sure the a medulla is not damaged b hair is ready for the next service c cuticle is not closed d dermis is protected 16 Why is it important to detangle hair from point to root? To a avoid damaging the hair and scalp b prepare the hair for styling products c avoid closing the cuticle d prepare the hair for conditioning products 17 How should you avoid contact dermatitis? a Use hand sanitiser before and after shampooing b Always wash and dry hands, apply barrier cream and wear protective gloves c Use a hand wash to remove any unwanted product from the skin d Keep the water cool throughout the shampooing service and apply a perfumed hand cream 18 Why is it important to disentangle wet hair in the right direction? It will a help the hair to grow faster b avoid damage to the hair c save time when shampooing d make the conditioner go further 19 A build-up of products could make the scalp a glossy and shiny b rough and wavy c healthy and pink d flaky and itchy

1

How would you recognise contact dermatitis?

a

Yellow coloured scabs

b

Red, sore, broken skin

c

Fluid-filled blisters

d

Circles of skin with a red ring

2

In what direction does the cuticle lie on the hair? It lies from the

a

cortex to the medulla

b

medulla to the cortex

c

roots to the points

d

points to the roots

3

Why should you use tepid water to wash an oily scalp? It would

a

reduce the amount of keratin produced

b

increase the amount of keratin produced

c

reduce the amount of sebum produced

d

increase the amount of sebum produced

4

How do water and shampoo act together to clean the hair?

a

Shampoo and water make less lather to lift dirt from the hair and scalp

b

Shampoo creates a reaction which will decrease the amount of keratin produced

c

Shampoo emulsifies with the water and removes dirt from the hair and scalp

d

Water creates a reaction that will increase deposits in the hair

5

How could product build-up on the hair affect subsequent services? It could

a

prevent the services from working properly

b

improve the way the services work

c

make the hair shinier

d

prevent the hair from becoming thicker

6

Conditioners that coat the hair shaft and smooth the cuticles are known as

a

antioxidant conditioners

b

surface conditioners

c

treatment conditioners

d

penetrating conditioners

7

Treatment conditioners are used to

a

weaken the cuticle

b

strengthen the cortex

c

strengthen the dermis

d

weaken the medulla

8

When shampooing and conditioning, which movements should you use to avoid tangling long hair?

a

Petrissage

b

Friction

c

Rotary

d

Effleurage

9

If your client said that their scalp was itching during the conditioning treatment, you should

a

continue with the treatment, as the client may have an allergy, and report it to a member of staff

b

stop the treatment and report to a senior member of staff

c

check with the client at the end of the treatment, to see if they are allergic to a product

d

tell the client it will be fine after you have finished the treatment, and add it to the client's record card

10

If you use a shampoo for oily hair on dry damaged hair, the hair will become

a

dull and brittle

b

soft and shiny

c

coarse and greasy

d

heavy and lank

11

Placing your hands on the scalp in a claw-like shape and moving your fingers in small, fast, circular movements during shampooing, is known as

a

effleurage

b

rotary

c

tapotement

d

friction

12

Slow, deep, circular massaging movements, used only in conditioning, are known as

a

effleurage

b

tapotement

c

petrissage

d

friction

13

Slow stroking movements using the length of the hand to spread the product and relax the client, are known as

a

friction

b

petrissage

c

rotary

d

effleurage

14

Why is it necessary to remove excess water before applying a shampoo or conditioner? Water will

a

dilute the product and make it more effective

b

dilute the product and make it less effective

c

react with the product and damage the hair

d

react with the product and make the hair curl

15

It is important to remove products from the hair after each service to make sure the

a

medulla is not damaged

b

hair is ready for the next service

c

cuticle is not closed

d

dermis is protected

16

Why is it important to detangle hair from point to root? To

a

avoid damaging the hair and scalp

b

prepare the hair for styling products

c

avoid closing the cuticle

d

prepare the hair for conditioning products

17

How should you avoid contact dermatitis?

a

Use hand sanitiser before and after shampooing

b

Always wash and dry hands, apply barrier cream and wear protective gloves

c

Use a hand wash to remove any unwanted product from the skin

d

Keep the water cool throughout the shampooing service and apply a perfumed hand cream

18

Why is it important to disentangle wet hair in the right direction? It will

a

help the hair to grow faster

b

avoid damage to the hair

c

save time when shampooing

d

make the conditioner go further

19

A build-up of products could make the scalp

a

glossy and shiny

b

rough and wavy

c

healthy and pink

d

flaky and itchy

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UN10GH1 Shampoo/condition hairOnline version

by Gulnaz Rafiq

How would you recognise contact dermatitis?

In what direction does the cuticle lie on the hair? It lies from the

Why should you use tepid water to wash an oily scalp? It would

How do water and shampoo act together to clean the hair?

How could product build-up on the hair affect subsequent services? It could

Conditioners that coat the hair shaft and smooth the cuticles are known as

Treatment conditioners are used to

When shampooing and conditioning, which movements should you use to avoid tangling long hair?

If your client said that their scalp was itching during the conditioning treatment, you should

If you use a shampoo for oily hair on dry damaged hair, the hair will become

Placing your hands on the scalp in a claw-like shape and moving your fingers in small, fast, circular movements during shampooing, is known as

Slow, deep, circular massaging movements, used only in conditioning, are known as

Slow stroking movements using the length of the hand to spread the product and relax the client, are known as

Why is it necessary to remove excess water before applying a shampoo or conditioner? Water will

It is important to remove products from the hair after each service to make sure the

Why is it important to detangle hair from point to root? To

How should you avoid contact dermatitis?

Why is it important to disentangle wet hair in the right direction? It will

A build-up of products could make the scalp