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What is the main component of hair?
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a) Collagen, b) Keratin, c) Elastin, d) Fibrin
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What pH level is considered neutral?
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a) 5, b) 6, c) 7, d) 8
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What is the primary chemical used in permanent waving (perms)?
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a) Sodium hydroxide, b) Ammonium thioglycolate, c) Hydrogen peroxide, d) Ethanol
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What does a neutralizer do during a perming process?
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a) Loosens hair bonds, b) Adds color, c) Reforms disulfide bonds, d) Closes the cuticle
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What pH range do hydroxide relaxers typically fall into?
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a) 3-5, b) 6-8, c) 9-11, d) 12-14
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What is the main ingredient in demi-permanent hair color?
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a) Ammonia, b) Low-volume developer, c) Sodium chloride, d) Hydrogen peroxide
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What is the difference between a solution and an emulsion?
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a) Solution is a solid, emulsion is liquid, b) Emulsion contains two immiscible substances, c) Emulsion dissolves faster, d) Solution is thicker than emulsion
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What chemical is used to reform disulfide bonds in a perm?
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a) Ammonia, b) Hydrogen peroxide, c) Sodium hydroxide, d) Thioglycolic acid
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What is the function of hydrogen peroxide in hair coloring?
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a) Closes the cuticle, b) Oxidizes melanin, c) Moisturizes the scalp, d) Protects from heat
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What is the function of surfactants in shampoos?
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a) Reduces pH, b) Adds shine, c) Lowers surface tension, d) Oxidizes color
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What is the chemical reaction that occurs during bleaching?
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a) Oxidation of water, b) Oxidation of melanin, c) Reduction of keratin, d) Oxidation of disulfide bonds
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What is a chelating shampoo, and why is it used?
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a) Removes chlorine and minerals, b) Cleanses hair of oils, c) Adds moisture to hair, d) Adds shine
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What is the role of alkaline substances in hair relaxers?
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a) Opens the cuticle, b) Seals the cuticle, c) Adds protein, d) Removes pigment
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What is the importance of emollients in skin and hair care products?
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a) Adds shine, b) Softens hair, c) Provides moisture and protection, d) Strengthens bonds
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What type of bond is broken by permanent hair color and reformed by the neutralizer?
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a) Hydrogen bonds, b) Salt bonds, c) Disulfide bonds, d) Carbon bonds
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How does the cuticle of the hair affect how well it absorbs chemicals?
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a) It makes the hair shiny, b) It makes the hair more porous, c) It helps the hair absorb moisture and chemicals, d) It strengthens the cuticle
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What is the purpose of conditioners with acidic pH?
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a) Adds moisture, b) Closes the cuticle, c) Makes hair shinier, d) Reduces protein loss
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How do thermal protectants work in styling products?
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a) Adds color, b) Adds moisture, c) Protects from heat, d) Reduces static
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What is the function of polymers in hair gels and styling products?
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a) Reduces static, b) Forms a protective film, c) Seals the cuticle, d) Adds shine
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What is the active ingredient in chemical depilatories, and how does it work?
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a) Calcium hydroxide, b) Ammonium thioglycolate, c) Sodium chloride, d) Sodium hydroxide
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How does the size of the molecules in hair products affect absorption?
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a) Larger molecules penetrate easily, b) Smaller molecules remain on the surface, c) Larger molecules remain on the surface, d) Size doesn’t matter
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What is the role of triglycerides in hair and skin care?
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a) Add shine, b) Seal moisture, c) Protect from UV, d) Strengthen hair
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How does an oxidative dye differ from a direct dye?
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a) Oxidative dye requires a developer, b) Direct dye requires heat, c) Oxidative dye is temporary, d) Direct dye oxidizes melanin
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Why is glycerin used in hair and skin care products?
a) Adds shine, b) Moisturizes, c) Thickens, d) Provides protein
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What effect does an alkaline pH have on the hair cuticle?
a) Opens the cuticle, b) Seals the cuticle, c) Adds shine, d) Strengthens the cuticle
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What is the main purpose of silicone in hair serums and oils?
a) Moisturizes the hair, b) Adds shine and smoothness, c) Strengthens hair bonds, d) Cleanses hair
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How do humectants in conditioners benefit the hair?
a) Attract moisture, b) Remove oil, c) Add color, d) Strengthen cuticle
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What is the function of benzoyl peroxide in acne treatment products?
a) Exfoliates dead skin, b) Adds moisture, c) Reduces oil production, d) Kills acne-causing bacteria
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What is the chemical difference between temporary and semi-permanent hair colors?
a) Semi-permanent requires a developer, b) Temporary coats the hair, c) Temporary penetrates the cortex, d) Semi-permanent is washed out faster
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What is the purpose of alpha-hydroxy acids (AHAs) in skin care?
a) Moisturize skin, b) Exfoliate dead skin cells, c) Add elasticity, d) Strengthen skin
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How do ceramides benefit hair care products?
a) Provide protein, b) Strengthen hair and restore moisture, c) Add shine, d) Remove color
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What chemical process takes place when nail polish dries?
a) Pigments dissolve, b) Solvents evaporate, c) Keratin bonds form, d) Oxidation occurs
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How do antioxidants in skin care protect the skin?
a) Neutralize free radicals, b) Add moisture, c) Strengthen collagen, d) Exfoliate dead cells
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What is the difference between a lotion and a cream in terms of their chemical composition?
a) Cream contains more oils, b) Lotion is thicker, c) Cream has more water, d) Both are the same
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How does UV light affect hair during color processing?
a) Increases absorption, b) Fades color over time, c) Strengthens bonds, d) Adds moisture
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What are quaternary ammonium compounds, and how are they used in salons?
a) Cleansing agents, b) Disinfectants, c) Humectants, d) Moisturizers
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How does an acidic conditioner work on chemically treated hair?
a) Adds moisture, b) Opens the cuticle, c) Closes the cuticle, d) Strengthens hair
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What are the three layers of hair?
a) Cortex, Cuticle, Root, b) Cuticle, Cortex, Medulla, c) Medulla, Cortex, Papilla, d) Cuticle, Cortex, Shaft
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What is the role of the cortex in hair?
a) Provides color and elasticity, b) Protects the scalp, c) Adds shine, d) Strengthens the cuticle
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What are disulfide bonds responsible for in the hair structure?
a) Color and texture, b) Shine and moisture, c) Strength and shape, d) Absorption and elasticity
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What is the anagen phase in hair growth?
a) Resting phase, b) Active growth phase, c) Shedding phase, d) Transition phase
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What is the catagen phase in hair growth?
a) Resting phase, b) Active growth phase, c) Transition phase, d) Shedding phase
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What is the primary function of the cuticle in hair?
a) Adds moisture, b) Protects the cortex, c) Adds elasticity, d) Strengthens hair
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What happens to the hair during the telogen phase?
a) Active growth, b) Shedding, c) Transition, d) Resting
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What type of chemical bond is primarily affected by chemical relaxers and perms?
a) Salt bonds, b) Hydrogen bonds, c) Disulfide bonds, d) Ionic bonds
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What pH level should shampoos generally have to match hair's natural state?
a) 2.5-3.5, b) 4.5-5.5, c) 7-8, d) 9-10
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How do hydroxide relaxers work to straighten the hair?
a) By breaking hydrogen bonds, b) By raising the cuticle, c) By breaking disulfide bonds, d) By removing moisture
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What are the two types of hair melanin responsible for color?
a) Eumelanin and pheomelanin, b) Melatonin and pheomelanin, c) Eumelanin and carotene, d) Keratin and pheomelanin
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How do permanent hair colors affect the hair structure?
a) Coat the shaft, b) Penetrate the cortex, c) Add moisture, d) Strengthen bonds
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What is the role of a developer in hair coloring?
a) Strengthens bonds, b) Moisturizes, c) Lifts and deposits color, d) Adds shine
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How does pH impact hair texture and condition?
a) High pH closes the cuticle, b) Low pH opens the cuticle, c) High pH opens the cuticle, d) Low pH adds moisture
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What is the chemical composition of the hair's cuticle?
a) Protein and lipids, b) Collagen and keratin, c) Keratin cells, d) Water and keratin
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How does ammonia affect the hair shaft during the coloring process?
a) Closes the cuticle, b) Opens the cuticle, c) Adds shine, d) Strengthens the shaft
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Why is it important to follow the manufacturer's instructions on chemical services?
a) Ensures desired results, b) Reduces processing time, c) Prevents over-processing, d) Both a and c
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What is the difference between a rinse-out and leave-in conditioner?
a) Rinse-out adds shine, b) Leave-in protects hair throughout the day, c) Rinse-out adds protein, d) Leave-in adds color
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How do relaxers alter the natural curl pattern in hair?
a) Add moisture, b) Break salt bonds, c) Break disulfide bonds, d) Add protein
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Why is it necessary to perform a patch test before applying color?
a) Ensures color vibrancy, b) Checks for allergic reactions, c) Adds shine, d) Strengthens cuticle
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What is the chemical formula for ammonium thioglycolate, and how does it affect hair?
a) NH4+HSCH2COO−, breaks disulfide bonds, b) NaOH, adds shine, c) H2O2, removes oil, d) CaOH, adds color
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What is the impact of over-processing the hair with chemical services?
a) Adds moisture, b) Increases shine, c) Weakens the hair, d) Strengthens hair bonds
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How does porosity affect how hair absorbs moisture and chemicals?
a) High porosity absorbs quickly, b) Low porosity absorbs quickly, c) High porosity resists absorption, d) Porosity doesn’t affect absorption
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What role does elasticity play in the hair's ability to withstand chemical treatments?
a) Elasticity allows hair to stretch without breaking, b) Elasticity reduces shine, c) Elasticity closes the cuticle, d) Elasticity adds color
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What are the signs of hair damage after chemical services?
a) Dryness, split ends, breakage, b) Added shine, moisture retention, c) Increased elasticity, d) Thicker hair
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Why is a neutralizer important in chemical texture services?
a) It adds moisture, b) It reforms disulfide bonds, c) It seals the cuticle, d) It adds color
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How does the diameter of the hair strand affect the processing time of color or relaxer?
a) Thicker hair processes faster, b) Thicker hair processes slower, c) Fine hair requires more product, d) Diameter doesn't matter
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How do emulsifiers work in hair products?
a) Add protein to the hair, b) Allow oil and water to mix, c) Remove buildup, d) Add color to hair
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What are the potential risks of overlapping relaxers or color treatments?
a) Adds shine, b) Strengthens bonds, c) Weakens hair and causes breakage, d) Reduces moisture loss
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Why is pH balance important for scalp health?
a) Prevents dryness and irritation, b) Adds shine, c) Increases hair volume, d) Protects from heat damage
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What role do lipids play in maintaining healthy hair?
a) Provide protein, b) Seal moisture, c) Add color, d) Add texture
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What is the function of ceramides in hair conditioning treatments?
a) Strengthen hair and restore moisture, b) Exfoliate the scalp, c) Provide color, d) Add shine
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Why are scalp treatments with oils recommended before chemical services?
a) They add protein, b) They protect the scalp from irritation, c) They add color, d) They reduce frizz
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What happens to the natural oils in the hair when subjected to high-alkaline treatments?
a) They are retained, b) They are stripped from the hair, c) They add shine, d) They are strengthened
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What is the function of hydrogen bonds in wet hair, and how do they change during drying or styling?
a) Add moisture, b) Break and reform, c) Strengthen the cuticle, d) Add color
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How does the density of hair affect the amount of product needed during chemical services?
a) High-density hair requires less product, b) Low-density hair requires more product, c) High-density hair requires more product, d) Density doesn't affect product use
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What precautions should be taken when using bleach on fragile hair?
a) Use lower-strength bleach and reduce processing time, b) Use high-strength bleach, c) Apply heat for faster results, d) Use bleach without a developer
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How do protein treatments benefit chemically treated hair?
a) Strengthen the hair by rebuilding keratin, b) Add moisture, c) Seal the cuticle, d) Add color
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What is the significance of water hardness on hair after chemical treatments?
a) Hard water retains moisture, b) Soft water strengthens bonds, c) Hard water causes mineral buildup, d) Water hardness doesn't affect hair
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What type of emulsifier is used in most salon conditioners?
a) Nonionic, b) Cationic, c) Anionic, d) Neutral
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Why is moisture balance critical to hair health after chemical services?
a) It prevents breakage and keeps hair manageable, b) It reduces shine, c) It adds protein to the hair, d) It increases volume
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How does temperature affect the processing of chemical services like perms or relaxers?
a) Higher temperatures slow down processing, b) Lower temperatures speed up processing, c) Higher temperatures speed up processing, d) Temperature doesn’t affect processing
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What are the consequences of using expired or improperly stored chemical products?
a) They add more shine, b) They lose effectiveness and may damage hair, c) They reduce moisture loss, d) They increase protein
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How can deep conditioning treatments help maintain the integrity of colored hair?
a) They repair damage and restore moisture, b) They add protein, c) They increase color absorption, d) They reduce hair volume
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Why should metal tools be avoided during chemical processing?
a) Metal tools add shine, b) Metal can react with chemicals, c) Metal strengthens bonds, d) Metal increases processing speed
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What are the potential risks of leaving color on the scalp for too long?
a) It strengthens the scalp, b) It causes chemical burns, c) It adds more shine, d) It reduces oil production
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How do clarifying shampoos assist in chemical services?
a) They add shine, b) They remove buildup and prepare hair, c) They strengthen bonds, d) They reduce frizz
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Why is it important to use sulfate-free shampoos after a keratin treatment?
a) Sulfates reduce moisture, b) Sulfates strip the keratin from hair, c) Sulfates add more protein, d) Sulfates strengthen hair bonds
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What is the importance of hydration before and after chemical texture services?
a) Hydration adds color, b) Hydration strengthens bonds, c) Hydration ensures hair is healthy and resilient, d) Hydration reduces processing time
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What ingredients in shampoos help retain the color of dyed hair?
a) UV filters and color-safe cleansers, b) Ammonia and sulfates, c) Salts and clarifiers, d) Peroxides and dyes
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How does the strand test determine the readiness of the hair for color?
a) It adds shine, b) It assesses how hair will react to color, c) It adds protein, d) It reduces moisture
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Why should hair never be colored immediately after a relaxer?
a) Relaxers reduce elasticity, b) Relaxers make hair too porous and fragile, c) Relaxers add too much protein, d) Relaxers reduce color vibrancy
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How does UV exposure affect chemically processed hair?
a) It fades color and weakens the structure, b) It adds shine and moisture, c) It strengthens bonds, d) It reduces processing time
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What is the benefit of using acidic hair treatments post-coloring?
a) They open the cuticle, b) They close the cuticle, locking in color, c) They add protein, d) They strengthen bonds
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How can split ends be minimized after chemical services?
a) Use deep conditioning treatments and trims, b) Apply more relaxer, c) Use higher heat, d) Avoid moisture treatments
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What are the signs that hair is over-processed or damaged from chemical services?
a) Increased elasticity, b) Increased shine and volume, c) Breakage, frizz, and split ends, d) Smooth, shiny texture
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What is the ideal pH range for products used after chemical treatments to close the cuticle?
a) 2-3, b) 4.5-5.5, c) 7-8, d) 9-10
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How do humectants in conditioners protect the hair's moisture balance?
a) They attract moisture from the environment, b) They remove excess oil, c) They add protein, d) They reduce frizz
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What is the role of conditioning masks in chemically treated hair?
a) They add color, b) They deeply moisturize and repair damage, c) They reduce shine, d) They add volume
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What are the most common signs of allergic reactions to hair coloring agents?
a) Redness, swelling, itching, b) Increased shine, c) Hair loss, d) Hair color changes
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How does the texture of hair affect its chemical processing time?
a) Fine hair requires more time, b) Coarse hair takes longer to process, c) Texture doesn't affect time, d) Curly hair processes faster
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How can the use of heat tools damage chemically treated hair?
a) Heat tools add more moisture, b) Heat tools weaken hair bonds, leading to breakage, c) Heat tools reduce processing time, d) Heat tools strengthen the cuticle
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Why is it important to use a heat protectant on chemically treated hair?
a) It adds protein, b) It adds moisture, c) It creates a barrier to minimize heat damage, d) It reduces frizz
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What is the effect of alkaline shampoos on chemically treated hair?
a) Adds shine, b) Opens the cuticle, c) Closes the cuticle, d) Increases moisture
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How do deep-conditioning treatments benefit chemically processed hair?
a) Adds moisture, b) Removes oil, c) Reduces color fading, d) Strengthens the cuticle
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What are the risks of using high heat settings on chemically treated hair?
a) Adds shine, b) Adds moisture, c) Leads to breakage, d) Reduces frizz
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How do keratin treatments affect chemically processed hair?
a) Strengthen bonds, b) Seal the cuticle, c) Smooth frizz, d) Add shine
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What is the best way to maintain the health of chemically treated hair?
a) Use deep conditioning treatments, b) Apply heat daily, c) Use alkaline products, d) Avoid trims
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How does porosity affect how hair absorbs color?
a) High porosity retains color, b) Low porosity absorbs color quickly, c) High porosity absorbs color quickly, d) Low porosity resists color
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What role does the cuticle play in color retention after chemical services?
a) Adds shine, b) Protects the inner layers, c) Allows color to fade faster, d) Adds moisture
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How can chemically processed hair be protected from environmental damage?
a) Use sunscreen, b) Use protective oils, c) Use deep conditioning, d) Both b and c
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What are the signs that hair is over-processed by chemical treatments?
a) Stronger hair, b) Added shine, c) Frizz and breakage, d) Reduced moisture
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How can over-processed hair be restored?
a) Regular trims, b) Protein treatments, c) Deep conditioning, d) All of the above
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How does humidity affect chemically treated hair?
a) Reduces frizz, b) Adds moisture, c) Makes hair more manageable, d) Causes frizz and loss of shape
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What is the role of protein treatments in chemically treated hair?
a) Add color, b) Restore keratin, c) Rebuild damaged hair, d) Add moisture
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How do leave-in conditioners benefit chemically processed hair?
a) Add color, b) Remove excess moisture, c) Provide continuous moisture, d) Seal the cuticle
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What precautions should be taken when applying relaxers to previously relaxed hair?
a) Avoid overlapping on previously treated hair, b) Apply more relaxer to resistant areas, c) Use higher heat, d) Extend processing time
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How does the pH of hair products affect the health of chemically treated hair?
a) Reduces frizz, b) Strengthens bonds, c) Balances moisture and prevents damage, d) Adds shine
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Why is it important to follow a post-treatment care routine for chemically treated hair?
a) Adds shine, b) Strengthens hair, c) Keeps hair moisturized and healthy, d) Adds volume
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How do clarifying shampoos benefit chemically treated hair?
a) Adds protein, b) Removes buildup, c) Reduces moisture, d) Adds shine
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What ingredients should be avoided in shampoos for chemically treated hair?
a) Sulfates and parabens, b) Oils and butters, c) Silicones and proteins, d) Water and vitamins
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Why should regular trims be part of the maintenance routine for chemically treated hair?
a) Reduce breakage, b) Remove split ends, c) Prevent further damage, d) All of the above
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How can chemically treated hair be protected during sleep?
a) Use silk or satin pillowcases, b) Use cotton pillowcases, c) Avoid using a pillowcase, d) Use higher heat
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How does hard water affect chemically treated hair?
a) Adds shine, b) Causes mineral buildup, c) Increases color retention, d) Reduces moisture
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What is the role of pH balancing sprays in post-chemical treatment care?
a) Adds protein, b) Closes the cuticle, c) Adds shine, d) Removes buildup
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How do chemical services affect the scalp, and how can the scalp be protected?
a) Cause irritation, protect with oils, b) Add moisture, protect with sunscreen, c) Reduce irritation, add protein, d) Strengthen bonds, use sulfate-free shampoos
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What are the benefits of using sulfate-free shampoos on chemically treated hair?
a) Add moisture, b) Preserve color and keratin, c) Strengthen bonds, d) Increase shine
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What are the potential risks of applying heat directly after a chemical service?
a) Adds shine, b) Causes further damage, c) Strengthens hair, d) Reduces frizz
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How does chemically treated hair react to chlorine in swimming pools?
a) Chlorine strengthens bonds, b) Chlorine strips moisture and color, c) Chlorine reduces frizz, d) Chlorine adds shine
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Why is it important to use moisturizing treatments regularly on chemically treated hair?
a) Prevents dryness and breakage, b) Adds color, c) Reduces volume, d) Strengthens bonds
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How does regular use of heat styling tools affect chemically treated hair?
a) Adds moisture, b) Causes further damage, c) Strengthens bonds, d) Reduces frizz
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How does porosity testing help in determining how to care for chemically treated hair?
a) Determines moisture retention, b) Adds color, c) Strengthens hair, d) Reduces frizz
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What are the best practices for detangling chemically treated hair?
a) Use a wide-tooth comb, detangle when wet, b) Use a fine-tooth comb, detangle when dry, c) Avoid detangling, d) Detangle using heat tools
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Why should chemically treated hair be handled gently during styling?
a) Reduces frizz, b) Strengthens bonds, c) Prevents breakage, d) Adds color
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How does deep conditioning improve the elasticity of chemically treated hair?
a) Adds shine, b) Rebuilds keratin, c) Reduces moisture, d) Adds color
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What role do natural oils play in restoring chemically treated hair?
a) Add shine, b) Provide nutrients and moisture, c) Reduce frizz, d) Add protein
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How can chemically treated hair be protected from environmental pollutants?
a) Use antioxidants, protective serums, b) Use heat tools, c) Use clarifying shampoos, d) Avoid sunscreen
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What is the impact of using alcohol-based styling products on chemically treated hair?
a) Adds shine, b) Dries out hair, c) Adds moisture, d) Reduces frizz
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What are the benefits of using color-safe products on chemically treated hair?
a) Add protein, b) Preserve color vibrancy, c) Increase frizz, d) Reduce moisture
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How can protein overload affect chemically treated hair?
a) Adds moisture, b) Strengthens bonds, c) Makes hair brittle and dry, d) Increases shine
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How can chemically treated hair be protected from heat damage during styling?
a) Use heat protectants, b) Use higher heat, c) Style when wet, d) Use alcohol-based products
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What are the signs that chemically treated hair needs a protein treatment?
a) Weak, limp hair prone to breakage, b) Increased volume, c) Thicker hair, d) More shine
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How do silicone-based serums benefit chemically treated hair?
a) Add moisture, b) Smooth the cuticle, add shine, c) Reduce elasticity, d) Add protein
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How can chemically treated hair be protected from sun exposure?
a) Use oil-based serums, b) Use products with UV filters, c) Use hot tools daily, d) Use sulfate-based shampoos
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What is the role of a neutralizing shampoo in chemical relaxer treatments?
a) Adds shine, b) Restores the pH balance, c) Removes protein, d) Adds moisture
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How does the use of cold water after chemical services benefit the hair?
a) Seals the cuticle, b) Adds protein, c) Reduces shine, d) Reduces moisture
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Why is it important to avoid tight hairstyles on chemically treated hair?
a) Adds color, b) Prevents breakage, c) Adds moisture, d) Strengthens bonds
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How does the scalp react to chemical treatments, and how can it be protected?
a) Causes irritation, use oils to protect, b) Adds moisture, c) Strengthens the scalp, d) Reduces color vibrancy
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How can chemically treated hair be detangled without causing breakage?
a) Use a fine-tooth comb, b) Detangle when dry, c) Use a wide-tooth comb, detangle when wet, d) Use high heat
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What role do leave-in treatments play in maintaining chemically treated hair?
a) Add color, b) Provide continuous moisture, c) Reduce frizz, d) Strengthen the cuticle
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How does regular conditioning help chemically treated hair maintain elasticity?
a) Adds shine, b) Reduces moisture, c) Adds protein, d) Rebuilds keratin
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What are the benefits of using a bonnet or scarf on chemically treated hair while sleeping?
a) Adds color, b) Reduces friction and breakage, c) Increases shine, d) Reduces moisture
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How does air-drying benefit chemically treated hair compared to blow-drying?
a) Adds moisture, b) Reduces heat damage, c) Adds protein, d) Reduces shine
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How do chemically treated hair products help reduce tangling and frizz?
a) Add protein, b) Add color, c) Contain smoothing agents, d) Reduce elasticity
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Why is it important to monitor the condition of chemically treated hair regularly?
a) Adds color, b) Reduces frizz, c) Early detection of damage prevents further breakage, d) Adds protein
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How can chemically treated hair be protected from humidity?
a) Use anti-humidity serums, b) Use sulfate-based shampoos, c) Apply more heat, d) Use alkaline products
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How does the pH of water affect chemically treated hair?
a) Hard water can cause buildup, b) Soft water removes moisture, c) High pH water adds protein, d) Low pH water adds volume
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How can chemically treated hair be moisturized between washes?
a) Apply oil treatments, b) Use leave-in conditioner or moisturizing spray, c) Use heat styling tools, d) Avoid washing
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What are the benefits of regular scalp massages for chemically treated hair?
a) Stimulate blood flow and promote growth, b) Add color, c) Add protein, d) Reduce moisture
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What is the importance of trimming chemically treated hair every few months?
a) Reduce moisture, b) Remove split ends and prevent damage, c) Add protein, d) Increase color retention
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How do keratin treatments help chemically treated hair stay smooth?
a) Fill in gaps in the cuticle, b) Add protein, c) Add moisture, d) Increase frizz
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What is the effect of overuse of protein treatments on chemically treated hair?
a) Adds moisture, b) Makes hair brittle and dry, c) Adds shine, d) Strengthens the cuticle
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How can split ends be prevented on chemically treated hair?
a) Regular trims and conditioning, b) Use of heat tools, c) Use of alcohol-based products, d) Avoid moisturizing
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What are the benefits of using natural oils on chemically treated hair?
a) Add color, b) Provide nourishment and protect from damage, c) Increase volume, d) Reduce protein
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Why is it important to detangle chemically treated hair when wet?
a) Prevents breakage, b) Adds protein, c) Adds color, d) Reduces moisture
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What are the signs that chemically treated hair is in need of moisture?
a) Shine and smoothness, b) Dryness, frizz, and breakage, c) Increased elasticity, d) Reduced color vibrancy
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How can chemically treated hair be protected from the effects of wind and cold weather?
a) Use moisturizing treatments and protective styles, b) Apply heat daily, c) Use alkaline products, d) Use alcohol-based serums
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How does porosity testing help in choosing the right products for chemically treated hair?
a) Determines moisture retention, b) Adds protein, c) Strengthens bonds, d) Reduces frizz
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How can chemically treated hair be restored after chlorine exposure?
a) Use a clarifying shampoo and deep conditioner, b) Apply more heat, c) Avoid moisturizing, d) Use alcohol-based products
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Why should chemically treated hair be washed less frequently?
a) Prevents loss of natural oils, b) Adds protein, c) Reduces frizz, d) Increases color retention
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How do anti-frizz serums benefit chemically treated hair?
a) Add protein, b) Smooth the cuticle and reduce frizz, c) Add moisture, d) Add color
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What role do heat protectants play in maintaining the health of chemically treated hair?
a) Add color, b) Create a barrier to minimize heat damage, c) Strengthen bonds, d) Increase shine
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What are the benefits of using sulfate-free shampoos on chemically treated hair?
a) Preserve moisture and color, b) Reduce elasticity, c) Add protein, d) Add volume
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How does scalp health impact the condition of chemically treated hair?
a) Healthy scalp promotes growth, b) Dry scalp causes hair thinning, c) Irritated scalp leads to breakage, d) All of the above
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Why should chemically treated hair be handled gently during shampooing and rinsing?
a) Prevents breakage, b) Adds protein, c) Reduces color fading, d) Adds shine
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How can chemically treated hair be protected from damage caused by brushing and combing?
a) Use wide-tooth combs, detangle gently, b) Use fine-tooth combs, detangle aggressively, c) Avoid combing, d) Brush when dry
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What are the benefits of using a moisturizing hair mask on chemically treated hair?
a) Add color, b) Replenish moisture and repair damage, c) Increase volume, d) Reduce elasticity
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How can protective hairstyles benefit chemically treated hair?
a) Reduce manipulation and prevent breakage, b) Increase protein, c) Reduce moisture, d) Add volume
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Why is it important to avoid using alcohol-based styling products on chemically treated hair?
a) They reduce protein, b) They dry out the hair, c) They add moisture, d) They strengthen bonds
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How does regular use of deep-conditioning treatments improve the strength of chemically treated hair?
a) Adds protein, b) Rebuilds keratin and prevents breakage, c) Increases moisture loss, d) Adds color
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What is the role of ceramides in repairing chemically treated hair?
a) Add color, b) Strengthen the cuticle and lock in moisture, c) Reduce volume, d) Increase frizz
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Why should chemically treated hair be protected from direct sunlight?
a) Sun exposure fades color and dries out the hair, b) Sun exposure adds protein, c) Sun exposure reduces frizz, d) Sun exposure increases elasticity
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How do UV filters in hair products protect chemically treated hair?
a) Add protein, b) Block UV rays and prevent damage, c) Increase volume, d) Add shine
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What are the signs that chemically treated hair needs a protein treatment?
a) Weak, limp hair prone to breakage, b) Increased volume, c) Thicker hair, d) More shine
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How does using a wide-tooth comb help in maintaining chemically treated hair?
a) Adds color, b) Prevents breakage by gently detangling, c) Adds protein, d) Increases frizz
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Why is it important to avoid heat styling immediately after a chemical treatment?
a) Heat styling reduces protein, b) Heat styling causes further damage to fragile hair, c) Heat styling increases volume, d) Heat styling adds shine
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What is the impact of hard water on chemically treated hair?
a) Causes mineral buildup and dryness, b) Adds protein, c) Increases volume, d) Adds moisture
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How does regular conditioning improve the health of chemically treated hair?
a) Replenishes moisture and strengthens hair, b) Adds protein, c) Adds color, d) Increases frizz
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How can chemically treated hair be protected from chlorine in swimming pools?
a) Use a swim cap or apply a leave-in conditioner, b) Avoid conditioning treatments, c) Use higher heat, d) Apply alcohol-based products
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What are the benefits of using a satin or silk pillowcase for chemically treated hair?
a) Adds protein, b) Reduces friction and moisture loss, c) Adds color, d) Reduces volume
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How does over-brushing affect chemically treated hair?
a) Strengthens bonds, b) Causes breakage and split ends, c) Adds moisture, d) Adds protein
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What is the role of deep-conditioning masks in maintaining the moisture balance of chemically treated hair?
a) Add color, b) Replenish moisture and prevent damage, c) Increase volume, d) Add protein
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How does regular use of leave-in conditioners benefit chemically treated hair?
a) Add color, b) Provide continuous moisture and protection, c) Add protein, d) Reduce frizz
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What are the benefits of using oil treatments on chemically treated hair?
a) Add protein, b) Provide nourishment and protect from environmental damage, c) Reduce elasticity, d) Increase volume
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How can chemically treated hair be protected from heat damage during styling?
a) Use heat protectants and low heat, b) Use higher heat, c) Apply more color, d) Avoid moisturizing
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What are the benefits of regular trims for chemically treated hair?
a) Add color, b) Remove split ends and prevent breakage, c) Add protein, d) Reduce moisture
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How do leave-in treatments help preserve chemically treated hair between washes?
a) Add protein, b) Provide moisture and reduce frizz, c) Add color, d) Increase volume
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How can chemically treated hair be protected from the drying effects of cold weather?
a) Use moisturizing treatments and protective styles, b) Use heat daily, c) Apply more color, d) Use alcohol-based products
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What is the importance of maintaining a balanced moisture-protein ratio in chemically treated hair?
a) Keeps hair strong and flexible, b) Adds color, c) Reduces volume, d) Increases elasticity
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How does overuse of chemical treatments affect the health of the hair and scalp?
a) Weakens the hair, causes dryness and irritation, b) Adds protein, c) Strengthens bonds, d) Adds moisture
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How does regular use of leave-in treatments benefit chemically treated hair?
a) Adds color, b) Provides continuous moisture and protection, c) Adds protein, d) Increases volume
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How can chemically treated hair be protected from the drying effects of cold weather?
a) Use moisturizing treatments and protective styles, b) Use heat daily, c) Apply more color, d) Use alcohol-based products
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What is the importance of maintaining a balanced moisture-protein ratio in chemically treated hair?
a) Keeps hair strong and flexible, b) Adds color, c) Reduces volume, d) Increases elasticity
