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Roughly how much money to Americans spend on hair removal?
The most common method of hair removal in salons is _________.
Salons make much of their money through _________.
The study of hair and its diseases is called _________.
On the average human body, there are roughly _________ pilosebaceous units capable of producing
hair.
What is the name for the mass of epidermal cells that forms a small tube or canal?
The part of the body that contains the hair follicle and its appendages is called the _________.
Which part of the pilosebaceous unit produces the hair matrix?
Hair is anchored to skin cells by the _________.
Cell division occurs in the part of the pilosebaceous unit known as the _________.
The part of the pilosebaceous unit most responsible for healthy-looking hair is the _________.
The part of the hair that is visible above the skin is known as the _________.
What is divided into three parts: the cuticle, the cortex and the medulla?
The waxy substance that lubricate the skin and hair is secreted by _________.
What is the soft and downy hair called that grows on a fetus?
The first stage of hair growth is known as _________.
What is the second, transitional stage of hair growth called?
The final stage of hair growth is called _________.
The longest anagen phase is found in _________.
What is true of hair during the catagen phase?
Between what two phases of hair growth might the appearance of two hairs in the same follicle
occur?
Hypertrichosis is never the result of _________.
What is the most common syndrome related to hair growth?
Hirsutism might be caused if a client is taking _________.
Which is NOT a method of epilation?
What process removes hair from the bottom of the follicle by breaking contact between the bulb and
the papilla?
What client would benefit the most from tweezing alone?
Pseudofolliculitis barbae (PFB) is usually caused by _________.
The chemical substance spread on the skin to dissolve the hair at the surface of the skin is called a(n)
_________.
What is a widely accepted, professional, and efficient alternative for a client averse to waxing?
