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    Cosmetology State Board Florida Exam With Satisfied Solutions Curling the hair from the scalp to the ends is referred to as: - Spiral In a permanent wave, the diameter of the rod will determine the: - Size of the curl Which type of shampoo may increase porosity and hasten color fading: - Volumizing In hair coloring, the word "Complimentary", means the same as: - Opposite What is 20 volume hydrogen peroxide equivalent to? - 0.06 What is 40 volume hydrogen peroxide equivalent to? - 0.12 What is the "Complimentary" color for yellow? - Violet What color neutralizes yellow when tinting? - Violet What is the opposite color to yellow? - Violet A client's hair has been lightened to a shade of pale yellow, they want to see no warmth in the hair, you should use a toner with what base color? - Violet you wanted NO lift, and deposit only, which strength of H2O2 would you use? - 5 volume Over oxidation, in any chemical process, may result in: - Hair breakage An acid rinse may be used to achieve all the following except: - Open the cuticle Which of the following would you use to achieve maximum lift in a one-process color - 12 % or 40 volume

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    Approximately how long will a bleach mixture last before losing its potency: - 2 hours What is the "Complimentary" color for Red? - Green What is the "Opposite" color for Red? - Green If a stylist wants to remove tint / artificial color, they should use: - Dye solvent The coloring material of the hair is known as: - Melanin Highlighting shampoo is made by the addition of ammonia water and H2O2 to: - Temporary colors The layer of the hair in which melanin will be found: - Cortex Which type of colors contain pastel shades? - Toners What color could be used to neutralize a green cast in the hair? - Red White hair is discolored with yellow streaks, apply _____ to camouflage the yellow. - A bluing rinse What is the largest organ of the body? - Dermis Sebaceous glands are also known as: - Oil Glands Sudoriferous glands are also known as: - Sweat Glands Irregular shaped patches of skin depigmentation (typically on hands, face, & neck): - Vitiligo The sebaceous glands produce: - Oil The sudoriferous glands produce: - sweat

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    The sudoriferous glands function to: - Regulate temperature Another name for a birthmark is: - Nevus Flameus An overactive sebaceous gland would produce: - oil The technical name for a blackhead is: - Comedone Milia are more commonly referred to as: - White heads A congenital defect such as causes Albinism, is one that - You are born with A small, pus filled abscess is referred to as a: - Boil The technical name for a "Boil" is a: - Furuncle For a waxing procedure to be most successful, the hair should be how long - ¼ - ½ inch Leukoderma refers to: - White patches on the skin Often referred to as the "Adam's Apple", the actual name for this bone is the - Hyoid The name for the protein making up your skin, hair, and nails: - Keratin An area of thickened skin: - Callus / Keratoma A group of brownish spots, without elevation, occurring in one spot is called: - Chloasma Patchy brown skin discoloration, often the result of hormonal changes/pregnancy: - Chloasma A swollen lesion usually lasting only a few hours, often caused by an insect bite: - Wheal

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    This is a contagious, pus filled abscess, generally caused by a bacterial infection: - Furuncle A comedone extractor would be used to treat: - Black-heads This is a temporary hair removal technique producing results similar to waxing: - Sugaring The only permanent hair removal technique: - Electrolysis What type of test should be conducted prior to any waxing or exfoliation procedure? - Predisposition test If the dermatologist says you have verrucas, you have: - Warts Pityriasis Capitis, can result from extreme changes in temperature, as a contact reaction to certain skin and hair care products, or, as an allergic reaction to certain foods; it can be oily or dry - and is commonly known as: - Dandruff Dandruff, can result from extreme changes in temperature, as a contact reaction to certain skin and hair care products, or, as an allergic reaction to certain foods; it can be oily or dry - and goes by the Latin / medical name of: - Pityriasis Capitis The epidermis is the: - Top or outermost layer of the skin The study of the microscopic anatomy of plant and animal cells, including their structure and function is known as: - Histology Responsible for maintaining the bodies internal temperature: - Sudoriferous Glands The Integumentary System refers to: - The skin, its appendages, and accessory organs Serve to waterproof, cushion, excrete waste, and regulate the body's temperature: - The sebaceous & sudoriferous glands Exfoliating creams usually have a pH in what range? - Alkaline

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