MILADY COSMETOLOGY COMPREHENSIVE
REVIEW 2026 VERIFIED QUESTIONS AND
SOLUTIONS
◉Chelating soaps. Answer: Works to break down stubborn films and
remove the residue of pedicure products such as scrubs, salts, and
masks.
◉1 gallon. Answer: 128 ounces
◉5 gallons. Answer: 640 ounces
◉Antiseptics. Answer: Chemical formulated for use on the skin
registered and formulated by the FDA.
◉Asymptomatic. Answer: Showing no symptom or signs of infection.
◉Trichology. Answer: Study of hair, skin, and glands.
◉A mature hair strand is divided into two parts. Answer: Hair Root
and Hair Shaft
,◉Hair Root. Answer: Part of hair located below the surface of the
epidermis.
◉Hair bulb. Answer: lowest part of a hair strand. It is thickened,
club-shaped that forms the lower part of the hair root. Lower part of
the hair bulb fits over and covers the derma papilla.
◉Hair Shaft. Answer: Portion of the hair that projects above the
epidermis.
◉Hair Follicle. Answer: Tube- like depression or pocket in the skin
or scalp that contains the hair root.
◉Cuticle. Answer: Outermost layer of the hair. Single overlapping
layer of transparent, scale like cells that look like shingles on a roof.
◉Cortex. Answer: Middle layer of the hair, protein core formed by
elongated cells containing melanin pigment. 90 percent of the total
weight comes from this.
◉Medulla. Answer: Innermost layer of hair composed of round cells.
Common for very fine and naturally blond hair to lack this. Not
involved in salon services.
, ◉Keratinization. Answer: Fiberous protein, cells that originate
within the hair follicle.
◉COHNS. Answer: Five elements found in hair and nails
◉Hair is 51%. Answer: carbon
◉Hair is 21%. Answer: oxygen
◉Hair is 6%. Answer: hydrogen
◉Hair is 17%. Answer: Nitrogen
◉Hair is 5%. Answer: Sulfur
◉Amino Acids. Answer: Units joined together end to end like pop
beads.
◉Peptide Bond. Answer: Known as end bond.
REVIEW 2026 VERIFIED QUESTIONS AND
SOLUTIONS
◉Chelating soaps. Answer: Works to break down stubborn films and
remove the residue of pedicure products such as scrubs, salts, and
masks.
◉1 gallon. Answer: 128 ounces
◉5 gallons. Answer: 640 ounces
◉Antiseptics. Answer: Chemical formulated for use on the skin
registered and formulated by the FDA.
◉Asymptomatic. Answer: Showing no symptom or signs of infection.
◉Trichology. Answer: Study of hair, skin, and glands.
◉A mature hair strand is divided into two parts. Answer: Hair Root
and Hair Shaft
,◉Hair Root. Answer: Part of hair located below the surface of the
epidermis.
◉Hair bulb. Answer: lowest part of a hair strand. It is thickened,
club-shaped that forms the lower part of the hair root. Lower part of
the hair bulb fits over and covers the derma papilla.
◉Hair Shaft. Answer: Portion of the hair that projects above the
epidermis.
◉Hair Follicle. Answer: Tube- like depression or pocket in the skin
or scalp that contains the hair root.
◉Cuticle. Answer: Outermost layer of the hair. Single overlapping
layer of transparent, scale like cells that look like shingles on a roof.
◉Cortex. Answer: Middle layer of the hair, protein core formed by
elongated cells containing melanin pigment. 90 percent of the total
weight comes from this.
◉Medulla. Answer: Innermost layer of hair composed of round cells.
Common for very fine and naturally blond hair to lack this. Not
involved in salon services.
, ◉Keratinization. Answer: Fiberous protein, cells that originate
within the hair follicle.
◉COHNS. Answer: Five elements found in hair and nails
◉Hair is 51%. Answer: carbon
◉Hair is 21%. Answer: oxygen
◉Hair is 6%. Answer: hydrogen
◉Hair is 17%. Answer: Nitrogen
◉Hair is 5%. Answer: Sulfur
◉Amino Acids. Answer: Units joined together end to end like pop
beads.
◉Peptide Bond. Answer: Known as end bond.
