LEVEL 2 TECH HAIRDRESSING SAMPLE QUESTIONS WITH VERIFIED ANSWERS ALREADY
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Following a recent lightening service, Damara felt that her hair was dry and
damaged. The stylist had suggested that Damara had regular conditioning
treatments to help repair the damage to her hair. - Answers 1 (a) From the list of options, select
the most suitable conditioner for the client:
(1 mark)
A leave in conditioner
B penetrating conditioner
C pH conditioner
D scalp treatment
E surface conditioner
There are many styling and finishing products available for use on different hair
classifications and characteristics. - Answers (a) State a product used to protect hair from
damage and prevent drying out of the
hair's natural moisture and oils.
During the shampoo service, the hair is emulsified to remove oil and debris
from the hair and scalp. - Answers 3 (a) Identify and explain how shampoo and water act
together to cleanse the hair.
Claire has classification 1a type hair and has booked an appointment for a
shampoo and set. Claire's hair naturally dries very quickly and throughout the
set, the stylist has to keep damping Claire's hair to avoid it from drying. - Answers (a) Identify
and describe why the hair must be kept damp during the winding
process.
An important part of the shampooing, conditioning and treatment service is to
understand the massage movements used in the service and the features and
benefits to the client of scalp massage. - Answers A deep, kneading movements using the pads
of the fingers
, B quick, rubbing movement using the palms of the hands
C slow, stroking movement using the pads of the fingers
D slow, stroking movements using the palms of the hands
E small, circular movements using the pads of the fingers
Sophie has long classification 3a type hair and has requested a straight blow-dry. - Answers (a)
Identify and explain why the length of hair needs to be considered for the blowdrying
process.
Knowledge of the hair structure and its function is important for the stylist to
enable them to provide advice and guidance about future products and services. - Answers (a)
Identify the main component of the hair structure and explain its function
There are a variety of cutting techniques used to achieve several looks on
different hair classifications and characteristics. - Answers (a) From the list of options, select
the result achieved from the use of a club cutting
technique:
(1 mark)
A create points in the ends of the hair
B creates a blunt end to the hair
C creates a soft line to the ends of the hair
D removes the bulk from the hair
E removes the weight from the hair
There are various colouring and lightening products available to suit different hair
classifications and characteristics. - Answers (a) Identify two reasons for the use of a
permanent colour on the hair structure.
The hair on the head is referred to as terminal hair and is essential for warmth
and protection. Each individual hair consists of different layers. - Answers (a) Identify which
layer of the hair will show the first sign of damage.
During a staff meeting, an employer demonstrated to staff how they should
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Following a recent lightening service, Damara felt that her hair was dry and
damaged. The stylist had suggested that Damara had regular conditioning
treatments to help repair the damage to her hair. - Answers 1 (a) From the list of options, select
the most suitable conditioner for the client:
(1 mark)
A leave in conditioner
B penetrating conditioner
C pH conditioner
D scalp treatment
E surface conditioner
There are many styling and finishing products available for use on different hair
classifications and characteristics. - Answers (a) State a product used to protect hair from
damage and prevent drying out of the
hair's natural moisture and oils.
During the shampoo service, the hair is emulsified to remove oil and debris
from the hair and scalp. - Answers 3 (a) Identify and explain how shampoo and water act
together to cleanse the hair.
Claire has classification 1a type hair and has booked an appointment for a
shampoo and set. Claire's hair naturally dries very quickly and throughout the
set, the stylist has to keep damping Claire's hair to avoid it from drying. - Answers (a) Identify
and describe why the hair must be kept damp during the winding
process.
An important part of the shampooing, conditioning and treatment service is to
understand the massage movements used in the service and the features and
benefits to the client of scalp massage. - Answers A deep, kneading movements using the pads
of the fingers
, B quick, rubbing movement using the palms of the hands
C slow, stroking movement using the pads of the fingers
D slow, stroking movements using the palms of the hands
E small, circular movements using the pads of the fingers
Sophie has long classification 3a type hair and has requested a straight blow-dry. - Answers (a)
Identify and explain why the length of hair needs to be considered for the blowdrying
process.
Knowledge of the hair structure and its function is important for the stylist to
enable them to provide advice and guidance about future products and services. - Answers (a)
Identify the main component of the hair structure and explain its function
There are a variety of cutting techniques used to achieve several looks on
different hair classifications and characteristics. - Answers (a) From the list of options, select
the result achieved from the use of a club cutting
technique:
(1 mark)
A create points in the ends of the hair
B creates a blunt end to the hair
C creates a soft line to the ends of the hair
D removes the bulk from the hair
E removes the weight from the hair
There are various colouring and lightening products available to suit different hair
classifications and characteristics. - Answers (a) Identify two reasons for the use of a
permanent colour on the hair structure.
The hair on the head is referred to as terminal hair and is essential for warmth
and protection. Each individual hair consists of different layers. - Answers (a) Identify which
layer of the hair will show the first sign of damage.
During a staff meeting, an employer demonstrated to staff how they should
