PSI Cosmetology Theory Exam
Acid Balanced Shampoo - ANS-pH of 4.Five-5.5
Acid Perms - ANS-Main element is glyceryl monothioglycolate (GMTG)
Acquired immunity - ANS-immunity this is evolved after receiving vaccinations, or overcoming a
ailment
Alkaline Permanent - ANS-softens and swell the hair which increases the cuticle. Developed in
1941
Alkaline Waves ( COLD WAVES) - ANS-process at room temp
All license must be renewed via - ANS-August thirty first.
Ammonium Thioglycolate (ATG) - ANS-most important component or lowering agent in alkaline
perms
Ampules - ANS-small sealed glass vials with a focused extract in water
Article 12 Occupational Code Number 299 - ANS-amended October 21,1980. Regulates the
practice of cosmetology
Bacilli - ANS-Rod Shaped. Typhoid fever. Waxy spore
Bacteria like - ANS-heat, darkish, damp and dirty
Base Control - ANS-function of the rod with regards to its base phase
Chemical Hair Relaxing - ANS-the system of rearranging extraordinarily curly hair right into a
straighter or smoother shape
Clarifying Shampoo - ANS-acidic base to reduce via buildup on the hair strand
Clay masks - ANS-best for oily and aggregate skin
Cocci - ANS-round formed. Strep throat.
Concave Rods - ANS-maximum common and have a smaller center circumference
Cortex - ANS-middle layer of the hair in which all chemical processes take vicinity
croquignole perm wrap - ANS-wrapped perpendicular to the scalp beginning with the ends
curette - ANS-spoon shaped enforce used for casting off debris from the toe nail margins
Cuticle - ANS-outer maximum layer of the hair
Cuticle lotions - ANS-used to precent or accurate brittle nails and dry cuticles
cuticle oil - ANS-used to melt and lubricate the cuticle around the finger and toe nails
depilatories - ANS-caustic alkali coaching that dissolves the hair at pores and skin level
Dermis - ANS-inner layer of the skin additionally referred to as real pores and skin
Disulfide Bonds - ANS-if too many are broken the hair will become over processed and feature
a weak curl
Disulfide Bonds - ANS-strognest. Must be broken when perming or relaxing the hair
Do no longer shampoo hair - ANS-48 hours after a perm
dry nail polish - ANS-powder or past used with buffer to feature shine
effleurage - ANS-light stroking continuous movement
Elastin - ANS-gives the skin its elasticity and allowing it to regain its form after being time and
again increased
Acid Balanced Shampoo - ANS-pH of 4.Five-5.5
Acid Perms - ANS-Main element is glyceryl monothioglycolate (GMTG)
Acquired immunity - ANS-immunity this is evolved after receiving vaccinations, or overcoming a
ailment
Alkaline Permanent - ANS-softens and swell the hair which increases the cuticle. Developed in
1941
Alkaline Waves ( COLD WAVES) - ANS-process at room temp
All license must be renewed via - ANS-August thirty first.
Ammonium Thioglycolate (ATG) - ANS-most important component or lowering agent in alkaline
perms
Ampules - ANS-small sealed glass vials with a focused extract in water
Article 12 Occupational Code Number 299 - ANS-amended October 21,1980. Regulates the
practice of cosmetology
Bacilli - ANS-Rod Shaped. Typhoid fever. Waxy spore
Bacteria like - ANS-heat, darkish, damp and dirty
Base Control - ANS-function of the rod with regards to its base phase
Chemical Hair Relaxing - ANS-the system of rearranging extraordinarily curly hair right into a
straighter or smoother shape
Clarifying Shampoo - ANS-acidic base to reduce via buildup on the hair strand
Clay masks - ANS-best for oily and aggregate skin
Cocci - ANS-round formed. Strep throat.
Concave Rods - ANS-maximum common and have a smaller center circumference
Cortex - ANS-middle layer of the hair in which all chemical processes take vicinity
croquignole perm wrap - ANS-wrapped perpendicular to the scalp beginning with the ends
curette - ANS-spoon shaped enforce used for casting off debris from the toe nail margins
Cuticle - ANS-outer maximum layer of the hair
Cuticle lotions - ANS-used to precent or accurate brittle nails and dry cuticles
cuticle oil - ANS-used to melt and lubricate the cuticle around the finger and toe nails
depilatories - ANS-caustic alkali coaching that dissolves the hair at pores and skin level
Dermis - ANS-inner layer of the skin additionally referred to as real pores and skin
Disulfide Bonds - ANS-if too many are broken the hair will become over processed and feature
a weak curl
Disulfide Bonds - ANS-strognest. Must be broken when perming or relaxing the hair
Do no longer shampoo hair - ANS-48 hours after a perm
dry nail polish - ANS-powder or past used with buffer to feature shine
effleurage - ANS-light stroking continuous movement
Elastin - ANS-gives the skin its elasticity and allowing it to regain its form after being time and
again increased
