Pivot Point 102.13 Latest Version Graded A+

Pivot Point 102.13 Latest Version Graded A+ Immiscible Liquids that cannot be mixed together saturated solution Cannot take or dissolve more for the solute than it already holds at a given temperature Solutions Mixture of two or more kinds of evenly dispersed molecules Solute Substance that dissolves into a liquid Solvent Substance (liquid) that dissolves another substance universal solvent Water Suspensions Mixture of two or more molecules that separate when left standing Emulsions Formed when two or more immiscible substances are untied by a binder (perm solutions) Ointments Mixtures of organic substances and a medicinal agent SOAPS Mixture of fats and oils converted to fatty acids by heat and then purified Powders Equal mixtures of inorganic and organic substances that do not dissolve in water Surfactants Cleansing agent used to remove oil from hair (water loving and oil loving parts) acid mantle Mixture of secretions from sebaceous glans and perspiration Hydrophilic water loving lipophilic Oil loving Sedimentation Undesirable substances sink to the bottom Filtration Undesirable substances pass through a porous substance Chlorine Completes purification process All purpose shampoo Low alkaline, doesn't correct any special condition pH-balanced shampoo Has same pH as hair, used on all types of hair Plain shampoo Contains high alkaline, not recommended Soapless shampoo Lathers without alkaline, effective in soft and hard water Clarifying shampoo Higher alkalinity to remove residue, chlorine, minerals, or product buildup. Use before chemical services Strengthening protein additive shampoo Cleanses and conditions. Strengthens damaged areas by depositing protein in hair shaft Conditioning shampoo Additives that coat cuticle. Improves strength, elasticity, and porosity Neutralizing Restores hair to 4.5-5.5 pH used with a chemical service Color shampoo Contains temporary color molecules that adhere to the hair and deposit color to the cuticle Why can rinses be detrimental to hair Contain ingredients that cause build up vinegar and lemon (acid) rinse Keep the cuticle compact, remove soap scum, return the hair to its pH balance and counteract the alkalinity present after a chemical service Creme rinse Soften and add luster making hair easier to comb. Adheres to shaft even after rinsing Instant conditioner Coats hair shaft and restores moisture. Usually vegetable oil. Not recommended for fine hair Normalizing conditioner Product used to close the cuticle after alkaline chemical services. Vegetable protein Body building Penetrate damaged hair shaft and deposit protein into cortex Moisturizing conditioner Recommended for dry brittle hair. Contains humectants that penetrate hair shaft Humectants Moisturizing ingredients