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Premer, LaVerneCosmetology; Glossary of Key Words. VocationalReading Power Project, Title III, E.S.E.A.Oakland County Schools, Pontiac, Mich.Bureau of Elementary and Secondary Education(DHEW/OE), Washington, D.C.; Michigan State Dept. ofEducation, Lansing.MDE-0671Nov 7250p.; For related documents, see CE 000 872-877, CE000 879-891

EDRS PRICE MF-$0.65 HC-$3.29DESCRIPTORS *Cosmetology; *Definitions; *Glossaries; Vocational

EducationIDENTIFIERS Elementary Secondary Education Act Title III; ESEA

Title III

ABSTRACTThe glossary is one of twenty in various subject

areas of vocational education designed to assist the student invocabulary mastery for particular vocational education courses. Theyare part of the Vocational Reading Power Project, Title III, E.S.E.A.This glossary is for a course in cosmetology. It is divided into twoparts: one provides the student with two definitions for each termlisted; the second part lists the same words with. space for thestudent's definitio'W. It is intended that upon completion of the .

course, mutually agreeable definitions for each term will be arrivedat'by the instructor and the students. These definitions will be madeavailable to future students taking the course. (AG)

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Prepared by: La Verne Premer,Instructor CosmetologySoutheast Oakland AreaVocational Education Center

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Oakland Schools.

2100 Por)tiac Lake RoadPontiac, Michigan 418054

313-338-4101

The preparation of this material wassupported by U.S.O.E.-Grant: fifID.E.0871

November, 1972

Vocational Fqeading Power Project. Title III, E.S.E,A.

Roy J. Buti, Ed.D.J. Kenneth Cerny, Ed.D.Jules H. Shrage

Lawrence-J. ShepanekLynne E. Wick

Ruth KobbMary Catherine Coyle

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To The Student

This Glossary of Key Words was prepared to help you in yourcourse'. The words that follow Were judged by your instructor to hethe most important for you to underftand.

Directions

The Glossary is divided into two parts. The first part lists thekey words at the left side of the page. Across from tile key words aretwo defibitions for that word. The "A" definition is more difficult andspecific. The "B" definition is easier and more general. During alearn* activity, you are to use both definitions to help you understand.After the learning activity, you are to write your definition of the word,.:As you, understand it.

The second part just lists word's. There is space for you towrite your understanding of those words. Also,.at the end of the booklet,are blank lines. Here, you and yol4r instructor will list and define thewords which were left out.

/* At the end/of the courses your definitions and the instructor'sdefinitions will be joined together. These will be printed and giventothe students who come after you have graduated. It is. hoped that; withyour help, the future students of vocational education will be greatlybenefited.

"Rights reserved not for publication"

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'a) PRIMARYb) SECONDARY

ABARTICULATION

ABDUCENT NERVE

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a) In anatomy, the species of articulation or structuof joints which admits manifest motion.

bX Moveability of bones.

a) A motor nerve pplYing the small musc s othe eyes.

b) Motor nerve important to a facial.°

B SION a) A scraping injury of the skin.b) Same.

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) ACCELERATION a) An increase of rapidity.b) Same.

ACETONE

ACID RINSES

ACNE, ACNE ALBIDA,ACNE PUNCTATA

ACTIVATOR

a) -A colorl.,!Ss, inflammable volatileas a nail epamel remover. .

b)rBasical7y, nail polish remover.

,a) A chemical compound containing hydrogen ions thatreacts With a base to form a salt; having a 011 ofless than 7.

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Acid rinses are Made from a mixture of water andlemon juice or vinegar. .

b) Same.

a) Inflammation of the sebaceous glands causing,skin pustules.Acne Albida, white heads, or milia.,Acne punctata, black heads, or comedomes.

b) Inflamed or affected oil glands.

a) Any agent, instrument, chemical, or device whichinduces action in an otherwise Ormant substance.

b) In bleaches, decreases time on low-to-bleach hai

ADIPOSE TISSUE a) Fatty tissue.b) Same.

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ABARTICULATION

A4DUCENT NERVE

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ABRASION

ACCELERATION

ACETONE.'

ACID RINSES

ACNE, 'ACNE ALBIDA,ACNE. PUNCTATA

ACTIVATOR

ADIPOSE TISSUE

a). PR VARYb) SECONDARY

AFFERENT NERVES a) Convey stimulus from the external organs to thebrain.

b) Same.

AGNAIL * a) Hangnail.b) Same.

ALBINO

, ALKALINE

a) A person with very little or no pigment in theskin or hair.

b) Same.

a) Having the properties of an alkali, PH of morethan 7.

b) Opposite acid found in some shampoos.

ALOPECIA a) Baldness.b) Same.

AMMONIUM THIOGLYCLATE a) A chemical used in cold waving and hair relaxing.b) "Thio."

ANALYSIS, HAIR a) .An examinatiOn to determine the condition of the .

hair.b) Same.

ANATOMY a) The science of the organic structure of the body.b) Study of the body.

ANILINE

ANTISEPTIC

APPENDAGES

a) Aniline derivative hair tint organic and syntheticdye or tint.

b) Coal tar dyes.

a) A chemical that prevents the growth of ba.cteria.Milder than disinfectant, therefore retarding t6egr'owth of bacteria without destroying bacterial

b) Same.

a) That which is attached to something else and Isa part of it.

b) The skin, hair and nails, sweat and oil glandsas apnlied to cosmetology.

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AFFERENT NERVES

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AGNA IL -

ALIA NO

ALKALINE

ALOPECIA

AMMONIUM THIOGLYCOLATE

ANALYSIS, HAIR

ANATOMY

ANILINE

ANTISEPTIC

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APPENDAGES

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i4) PRIMARYb) SECONDARY

ARRECTOR a) Involuntary muscles.originatinQ in the papillarylayer of the skin and connecting bases of thehair follicle.

b) "Goose pimples."

ASEPSIS OR ASEPTIC a) Free from bacteria.b) Same.

ASTEOTOSIS

ASTRINGENT

ATOM

AURICULO TEMPORAL NERVE

BACILLUS

BACK COMBING, TEASING,° RATTING, RUFFING OR

FRENCH LACING

BACTERIA

BENZINE

a) A deficiency of the sebaceous glands.'b) Almost a complete lack of oil in the skin or

scalp.

a) A lotion or medicine that causes contraction ofthe tissues.

b) A skin refresher for closing the pores.

. a) The smallest particle of an element which stillretains all of the properties of ap element.

b) The smallest particle of an elemen whichcontains element properties.

a) Affecting the temple jus.,in front of the ear.b) Same.

a) Rod-shaped bacterium, pathogenic found intuberculosis and lock jaw.

b) Causes contageous diseases as found in T.B .

and'lock jaw.

a) Combing small sections of hair from ends towardthe scalp, causing the shorter hair to mat on thescalp, forming a cushion or base.

b) Same.

a) A microscope vegetable growths having singlecelled or non-cellular bodies of various shapesliving in the soil, water and organic matter.

b) Germs or microbes.

a) An inflammable solvent used as a cleansing agent.b) Dry shampoo agent.

ARRECTOR PILI

ASEPSIS OR ASEPTIC

ASTEOTPSIS

ASTRINGENT

ATOM

AURICULO TEMPORAL NERVE

BACILLUS

BACK COMBING, TEASING,RATTING; RUFFING OR 1

FRENCH LACING

BACTERIA

BENZINE

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CAPILLAWY

CARBUNCLE'

CARTILAGE

CHLOASMA"

CHLORINE

CHROMOSOMES

a) Any one of the minute blood vessels whichconnect the arteries and veins.

b) Same.

a) A large circumscribed inflammation of thesubcutaneous tissue.

b) Large inflamed lesioh deeply embedded in thelayers of the skin.

a) .A 'non-vascular connective tissue softer than bone.b) Gristle. \a) Large brown irregular patches on the ski;A.b) . "Liver spots,"

a) A greenish-yellow gas user! in combined form.such as chlorox and chl.-Jramine T, as a disinfectaor bleaching.

b) Used for disinf'-cants in some sanitary measures.

a) Tiny dlCK stained bodies found in the nucleus ofthe cell; transmit heredity characteristics incell division.

b)

CHRONIC a) Long continued; opposite acute.b) Same.

CICATRIX

CIRCULATORY. SYSTEM

COCCI BACTERIA

4.

a) The skin or film which gradually forms a scarover a wgund.

b) Scar.

a) Consists of a closed systrblood from the heart toand back to the heart.

.b) Blood circulation.

vessels which care,arts of the body

a) Ball or egg-shaped cells, pathogenic found ingerms of pneumonia and spinal meningitis.

b) Contagious bacteria as in pneumonia, abscessesand causes blood poisoning.

CAPILLARY

CARBUNCLE

CARTILAGE

CHLOASMA

CHLORINE

CHROMOSOMES

CHRONIC

CICATRIX

CIRCULATORY SYSTEM

COCCI BACTERIA

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COIFFURE . a) A hair style with professional lines andqualities.

b) Styled hair.

COLD WAVING LOTION a) A cheMical solution used to break the bonds

tyin the polypeptide chains in the hairmolecules so they.can be reformed on a rod.

b) Used to remold the hair by process ofpermanent waving by breaking down the bondsin the -hair.

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OLOR FILLER, COLOR LIFTER, a) Color fillsr preparation fills porous spotsCOLOR REMOVER during tinting, lightening and after permanents.

Color lifter, a dye reMover by chemicals.Color remover, commercial product to remove dye.

b) Same.

CONE POSITION

CONSTITUENTS

CONTOURS

CORTEX

COSMETOLOGIST

a) The quelity of being put together.'b) Same.

a) A constituent of elements or to form a partof materials.

b) A group of people or things put or arrangedtogether.

a) The shaping of lines to fit a certain formor to give character to a direction,

b) Basi lly shaping hairstyle& to fit the head or f

a) The middle or inner layer of the hair which givesstrength anq-elistIcity to the hair.

b) The second layer,of hair.

I a) Has studied cosmetology, licensed and in theprofessional practice of improving beauty.

b) Professionally trained in all phases of beauty cul

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COIFFURE

COLD WAVING LOTION

COLOR TILLER, COLOR LIFTER,COLOR REMOVER

CONE POSITION

CONSTITUENTS

CONTOURS

CORTEX

COSMETOLOGIST

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a) PRIMARYb) SECONDARY

CURLS, Kinds of

CUTICLE

CYSTINE

DEMARCATION

DERIVATIVE

DERMAL

a) 1. Barrel-standing position large openingcroquignale fashion.

2. Base-foundation of the curl at the base.3. Cascade pin curl, large center, standing

position.

4. Directional-opposite direction of front linecurl.

5. Maypole-overlapping around finger, ends outsid6. Ridge curl-placed behind and close to ridge

of finger wave.

7. Sculpture-same as pin curl.8. Stem curl-the part between the base and

first arc of circle.b) A circle, cr circles, within a circle.

a) The outer layer of the hair or epidermis.b) Outside of the hair shaft or the outside of the

nails.

a) A crystalline amino acide containing two sulphuratoms found in proteins (as Keratins).

b) An oxidized formula of amino acid and sulphur.

a) A line setting bounds; example: tinted hair(or colored hair) having a new growth oforiginal shade leaving a line.

b) Same.

a) Derived from another substance or compound;secondary as in color and.other solutions.

b) That which comes from another.

a) Pertaining to the skin such as dermas, epidermis,or things relative to skin and its disorders.

b) Pertaining to the skin.

DERMATITIS a) Inflammation of the skin.b) Same.

DERMATITIS SEBORRHEICA a) Over active sebaceous glands also called pityriasisteatiods when oily dandruff accumulates.

b) Oily scalp.

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CURLS, Kinds of

CUTICLE

CYSTINE

DEMARCATION

DERIVATIVE

DERMAL

'DERMATITIS

DERMATITIS SEBORRHEICA

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a) PRIMARY

b) SECONDARY

DERMIS

DERMATITIS VENENATA

DIGITAL NERVES

DISCOLORATION

ECZEMA

a) The layer of the skin below the epidermis.b) First layer of the skin.

a) Inflammation of skin caused by hair dye.b) Hair dye poisoning.

a) With its branches, supplies all fin s of thehand. '1410

b) Nerves in the fingers.

a) The development of an undesired color.b) Same.

a) An inflammatory condition of the skin showingredness itching and lesions.

b) Commonly known skin and scalp condition. _Non-contagious but hard to diagnose. Refer.to physic

EGYPTIAN COMPOUND HENNA a) A pure vegetable hair dye.b) Same. ,

ELECTROLOGY

ELECTROLYSIS

EMOLLIENT

a) The permanent way of removing superfluous hairby two methods. Electrocoagulation andelectrolysis.

b) Removal of unwanted hair by machine.

a) The destruction of body tissues and hair rootsby means of an electric current.

b) Used to get rid of unwanted hair by a skilledelectrologist.

a) An agent that softens and soothes the surfaceof the skin.

b) Face cream to soften and smooth skin.

ENDOCRINE a) Internal secretion or hormone.b) Same.

ETHICS a) Principles of good character and good conduct.b) Same.

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DERMIS

DERMATITIS VENENATA

DIGITAL NERVES

DISCOLORATION

ECZEMA

EGYPTIAN COMPOUND HENNA

ELECTROLOGY

ELECTROLYSIS

EMOLLIENT

ENDOCRINE

ETHICS

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a) PRIMARY

U) 'SECONDARY

EXTENSOR MUSCLE a) Extensor is a muscle which .serves to extendor straighten out a limb.

b) Muscles that allow arms and legs to straighten ou

FAHRENHEIT - a) Pertains to a Fahrenheit thermometer or scale;water freezes at 32°F and boils at 212°F.

b) Temperature scale.

FARADIC CURRENT a) Faradic cureirt is an alternating and interruptedcurrent, whose action is mechanical:

b) Applying a current for muscular contractions.

'FAVUS a) A contagious disease of the skin with crusts.b) Disease of the skin.

FINGERNAILS a) Horny plates located toward the end of fingersand toes.

b) Same.

FINGER WAVE a) A fingerwave is a wave which is inserted in wethair by means of fingers and comb.

b) A hairstyle done by making waves with fingersand comb, (styles executed otherwise can translatto waves).

FIXA.T4VE a) A chemical agent used in cold waving to stop actiof wave hardening and setting the curl in its newform.

b) A neutralizer or stabilizer.

FOLLICLE a) The depression in the skin which contains thehair root.

b) Same.

FORMALDEHYDE a) An active gas found in formalin which is used forsterilization. Also is used for gas vapor in drysterilizers.

b) A powerful disinfectant.

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EXTENSOR MUSCLE

FAHRENHEIT

FARADIC CURRENT

FAVUS

FINGERNAILS

FINGER. WAVE

FIXATIVE

FOLLICLE

, FORMALDEHYDE

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a) PRIMARY

b) SECONDARY

FORMULA a) Chemicial compound giving the symbols of elements

that compose it and the proportions in whichthey are combined.

b) Products compiled, measured and ready for use.

FRECKLE a) Pigmentation in the skin.

b) A yellow or brown spot on the skin.

FRONfALIS

FUNGUS

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FURNICLE (BOIL)

GALVANIC CURRENT

GERM

HAIR CUTTING

HAIR LIGHTENING

HIGH-FREQUENCY

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a) Anterior portion of the epicranium,b) Muscle of the scalp.

a) A spongy growth of diseased tissue on the body.

b) Same.

a) A'Subcutaneoys abscess, caused by bacteriawhich enter through the hair follicles;

b) Boil under the second layer (dermis) of the skin.

a) A direct constant current chemical action,having a positive and negative pole. (Acid andAlkaline)

b) A pole held by patron during facial to soothe.nerves, decrease blood supply and harden tissues.

a) An embryo in its early stages.b) A one-celled animal or vegetable bacterium.

a) Shar hair by method to obtain best results forthe individual suit of hair.

b) Shortening and thinning of the hair.

a) Removing color pigment from the hair.b) Bleaching.

a) A current having a high rate of vibration appliedwith a rake electrode (for facial) metal or glasselectrode and bulb electrode.

b) Most common used in the salon for facials andscalp treatments.

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FORMULA

FRECKLE

FRONTALIS

FUNGUS

FURNICLE (BOIL)

GALVANIC CURRENT

GERM

HAIR CUTTING

HAIR LIGHTENING

HIGH-FREQUENCY

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a) PRIMARY

b) SECONDARY

HIRSUTIES a) Growth of hair in unusual locations as on facesof women.

b) The unwanted hair on faces of patrons.

HUMERUS BONE a) The long bone of the upper arm.b) Same.

HYPERHYDROSIS a) Excessive sweating.b) Same.

HYPONYCHIUM a) The portion of the epidermis upon which the nail,body rests under the free edge.

b) Top layer of skin just under the nail.

IMBRICATIONS

INFECTION, GENERAL

INFRA-RED RAYS

INGROWN NAIL OR HAIR

KERATIN

a) The overlapping tiny scales found on the haircuticles.

b) Tiny scales that make up the outside of a strandof hair.

a) The result of germs gaining entrance into theblood stream.

b) Same.

a) Proddce a soothing and beneficial type of heatwhich extends for some distance into the tissuesof the body. BO% sunshine (pure heat rays).

b) Assists in facial, relieveuai(), increasesblood flow and increases metabolism to tissues. '

d) The growth of a nail into the flesh instead ofthe tip of the finger or toe. Ingrown hair hasgrown underneath the skin.

b) Same.

a) The basic element cF hair and nails.b) Same.

LACRIMAL NERVE a) Affects upper eyelids and tear glands.b) Nerve at the front of the eye.

LANUGO a) The fine hair which covers most of the body.b) Same.

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,HIRSUTIES

HUMERUS BONE

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HYPERHYDROSIS

HYPONYCHIUM

IMBRICATIONS

INFECTION, GENERAL

INFRA-RED RAYS

INGROWN NAIL OR HAIR

KERATIN

LACRIMAL

LANUGO

or.

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PRIMARYSECONDARY

LIGAMENT.

LYMPH

MANDIBULAR NERVE

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a) A tough band of fibrous tissue serving toconnect bones, or to hold an organ in place.

b) Same.

a) Lymph is a colorless, watery fluid circulatingthrough the lymph vascular system. Derived fromthe blood 'and composed of useful functions.

b) A pale fluid.

a) The fifth cranial nerve whichsu4lies themuscle and skin of the lower part of the face.It includes motor and sensory nerve and musclesof mastication (chewing).

b) The main nerve affecting the lower part of the face.

MASSAGE a) A Chewer; one of the muscles of the jaw used inmastication.

b) Closes the jaw, helps in chewing.

MASTICATION MUSCLES a) Made up of the masseter and temparatis muscles,to perform the act of chewing.

b) OpeNs and closes the mouth.

MEDULLA a) The medulla is the innermost/layer of the hairshaft. Sometimes absent it fine or very finehair.

b) Deepest of the hair shaft and surrounded by cortexand cuticle.

MELANIN a) The dark or black pigment in the epidermis andhair.

b) Color in skin, hair and eyes. Causes natural color.

MENTALIS a) The muscle that elevates the lower lip, andraises and wrinkles the skin of the chin.

b) Same.

METABOLISM a) The life process of the cell.b) Same.

METACARPUS a) The bones of the palm of the hand.b) Same.

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LIGAMENT

LYMPH

b

MANDIBULAR NERVE-

MASSAGE

MASTICATION MUSCLES,

MEDULLA

MELANIN

MENTALIS

WitABOLISM

METACARPUS

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a) \PRIMARYb) SECONDARY

MITOSTS

MOLECULE

MOTOR NERVE

MYOLOGY

NERVES

NEUROLOGY

NEUTRALIZER

OCCIPITAL BONE

OPHTHALMIC

a) The usual process of cell reproduction of thehuman tissues.

b) Same.

a) The smallest particle of an element or compoundthat can exist independently.

b) Same.

a) Motor nerves act on the arrector muscles and alsocause the dilation and contraction of the bloodvessels, (one of the three nerves of the skin).

b) Mptor nerves carry, impulses from nerve centerto muscle.

a) A scientific study of muscles.b) Same.

A-

a) Nerves are long white cords made up of fibers,which carry messages to and from various partsof the body.

b) Same.

a) The study of the structure and function of the_nervous system.

0 Same.

a) Refers to the oxidizing agent which stops theaction of cold-wave lotions,- dyes, etc.

b) Same.

a) The bone which forms the back of the head.b) Same.

a) Pertaining to tree eye area, scalp, forehead, andnose.

b) Same.

(IRGANIC a) A living being, either animal or venotable.b) Same.

ORGANISM a) Any living being, animal or vegetable.b) Same.

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MITOSIS

MOLECULE

MOTOR NERVE

MYOI OGY

NERVES

NEUROLOGY

NEUTRALIZER

OCCIPITAL BONE

OPHTHALMIC

ORGANIC

ORGANISM

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a) PRIMARYb) SECONDARY

'OXIDATION a) The addition of oxygen to another substance orchemical process.

b) Same.

PAPILLA, HAIR a) A small elevation at the bottom of hair follicle.4i) Same.

PAPILLARY LAYER a) The outer layer of the dermis supported by finger-like projections which contain blood vessels.

b) Nourishment area for the hair.

PARASITE a) An organism living on or in another organism, anddrawing its existence therefrom.

b) Same.

PAROSITY .a) Ability of hair to absorb liquids; example: pore;::hair has pore-like spacer between the overlappingscales of the cuticle layer. Non-porous, nospaces, more resistent to liquids.

b) Ability of hair to absorb well, fair or poor.

PEDICULOSIS CAPITIS a) Infestation of lice on the head.b) Lice.

PERMANENT HAIR COLORING 'a) The type of hair coloring remains in the hair untilit grows out or cut off.

b) Hair dye.

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PITUITARY GLAND a) A ductless gland at the base of the brain producincsecretions to basic body functions.

b) Same. , .

PITYRIASIS a) A. scalp inflammation marked by dry dandruff.b) Dry dandruff. $

PITYRIASIS STEALOIDS a) A scalp inflammation marked by oily type dandruff.b) Oily dandruff.

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OXIDATION

PAPILLA, HAIR

PAPILLARY LAYER

PARASITE

PAROSITY

PEDICULOSIS CAPITIS

PERMANENT HAIR COLORING

PITUITARY GLAND

PITYRIASIS

PITYRIASIS STEALOIDS,

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a) PRIMARY- b) SECONDARY

; PLATYSMA a) A broad thin muscle of the neck which depresseslower jaw and Fib, as in the expression of sadness.

b) Same.

PORES a) A small opening of the sweat glands'of the skin.b) Same.

PROTEIN a) A complex organic substance present in all livingtissues necessary in the diet.

b) Same.

PSORIASIS

PUSTULE

RADIAL NERVE

RADIUS BONE

RAYS, BLUE LIGHT.

RINGWORM

a) A skin disease with red patches, covered withadherent white scales.

b) Red patches on the skin with clinging whitesilvery scales.

a) An inflammed pimple containing pus.b) Pimple.

a) A nerve which affects the arm and hand.b) Same.

a) The smaller bone of the trunk side of the forearm.b) One of the three large bones studied in the arm.

a) Deficient in heat rays as infra-red rays,milder.

b) Used in facials.

a) A contagious disease of the skin which appearsin circular lesions.

b) A contagious disease causing round-like lesions(spots). If appeared on the scalp hair is lost:

SANITIZE a) To make sanitary-by methods of cleanliness.b) Same.

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PLATYSMA

PORES

PROTEIN

PSORIASIS

PUSTULE

RADIAL NERVE

RADIUS BONE

RAYS, BLUE LIGHT

RINGWORM

SANITIZE

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a) PRIMARYb) SECONDARY

SCABIES

SECRETARY NERVE

SEMI-PERMANENT HAIRCOLORING

SENSORY NERVE

SOLVENT

SPIRILLA

STAPHYLOCOCCI

STERNO CLEIDO MASTOID

SUBCUTANEOUS TISSUE

SULFONATEDAIII

a) A skin disease caused by an animal parasite.b) Same.

a) One of the three types of nerves that supply tothe skin. It stimulates the activity of thesweat and oil glands.

) Affects sweat and oil glands by stimulating them.

a) Hair coloring that lasts through several shampoosbut diminishes gradually over a number of weeks.No developer used.

b) Called "six weeks hair color."

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a) A nerve carrying sensations.b) Same.

a) A substance in which the solute is dissolved.b) Cuticle solvent used to remove loose dead cuticle

solvent to thin nail polish.

a) Coil- shaped pathogenic, cells found in asiaticcholera rat bite fever and other virulent diseaseof such type.

b) One of the three infectious germ cells.

a) A group of cocci ball or egg shape cells and arepresent in abscesses and boils.

d) Contagious bacteria in abscesses and boils.

a) A muscle of the neck which depresses and rotatesthe head.

b) Muscles of both sides of the neck acting togetherin nodding.

a) Under the dermis called subdermis.b) Same.

a) An organic substance prepared with sulphuric acicused as a base in soaples34Shampoos.

b) Frequently used soapless oil shampoos.

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SCABIES

SECRETARY NERVE

SEMI-PERMANENT HAIRCOLORING

SENSORY NERVE

SOLVENT

SPIRILLA

STAPHYLOCCCCI

STERNO CLEIDO MASTOID

SUBCUTANEOUS TISSUE

SULFONATED OIL

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a) PRIMARYb) SECONDARY

SYNTHETIC HAIR

TEMPORALIS MUSCLE

THERAPEUTIC LAMP

TINTS

TINTS, HAIR COLORING

TRACHEA

ULNA

ULTRA VIOLET

a) Any man-made hair, hair like fiber such as nylon,dynel, kanekalon, etc.

b) Wigs, hairpieces of synthetic hair.

a) The temple muscle which opens and closesthe jaws, also chewing muscle.

b) Same.

a) An electrical heat lamp producing any of thevarious rays used for skin, scalp treatments.

b) Heat lamp.

a) Not used professionally. Leaves. hair unfit for'other coloring and permanent waving. Coats thehair shaft. Two types vegetable tints such asEgyptian henna and metallic or -compound dyes whichcolor builds up with each successive application.

b) To coat the hair.

a) Penetrating and is done with the use of anilinederivative dyes or oxidation tints. Penetratesinto the cortex where the color is developedby peroxide, (there are coating tints listedseparately).

b) Color to enhance the shade or also by changingoriginal color tones.

a) Windpipe.b). Same.

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a) A large bone in the arm located on the littleside of the forearm.

b) One of the three large bones in the arm.

a) Invisible rays of,the spectrum beyond the violetrays. Uses are for treatment of skin conditions,artificial sun tan, sterilization.

b) Especially used in facials, on scalp and fordry sterilization.

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SYNTHETIC HAIR

TEMPORAL IS MUSCLE

THERAPEUTIC LAMP

TINTS

TINTS, HAIR COLORING

TRACHEA

ULNA

ULTRA VIOLET

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a) PRIMARYb) SECONDARY

VIBRATOR

VOLUNTARY MUSCLES

a) An electric appliance used in massage to producemechanical succession of manipulation.

b) Vibrator used only for the scalp, shoulder, andupper back.

a) Voluntary muscles of face, arms and legs arecontrolled by the will. Involuntary muscles suchas those of the stomach and intestines are notcontrolled by the will.

b) Same.

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VIBRATOR

VOLUNTARY MUSCLES

)

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Abductor

NEED TO KNOW WORDS

Abscess

Accessory Nerve

Acetic Acid - Acid

Acoustic Nerve

Adenoma Sebaceum

Afro-Styling

Allergic, Allergy, Allergy Test

Amyl Acetate

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Anemia

Angiology

Angular Artery

Anterior

Antibody

Arteriole

Articulation

Auditory Nerve

Barrel Curl

Basal Layer

Base, Base Direction

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Basic Hair Shaping, Styling

Beauty Culture

Beeswax

"'Benign

Biceps

/.

Blackhead (Comedonet)

Bleached Hair

Blemish

Bluff Lignts and Violet Ray Lights

Buccal Ne'

Buccinator

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Calamine Lotion.

Calcium

Canities

Carbolic Acid

Carned, Cascade Curl

Caustic

Cerebellum

Cerebro Spinal System

Chemical Hair Relaxer

Clavicle Bone

O

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Compound Henna

Decomvutiere

Depressor

Diasulphite Links

Dynel

Effilate

Epicranius

Epoxy Chium

ythema

European Hair

Finger Wave

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Flexor

Goiter

Infra-Orbital

Infra-Trochlear

Kaolin Mud

Lanugo

Leucoderma

Leuconychia

Levator Anguli Oris

Levator Labri Superioris

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Levator Palpebre

Lymphatic System

Masseur

Masseuse

Matrix

Maxilla (Inferior & Superior)

Median Nerve

Metallic Dye

Musc12 Strapping

Nail Matrix

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Non-Pathogexic

40.

OculmotOr

Onchatrophia

Obicularis Oculi

Palmer

Paronychia

Pediculosis Copitis

Pedicure

Penetrating Color

Peripheral System .

Peroxide

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Peroxide Rinse

PerioXometor or Hydrometor

Petrissage

PH (Potential of Hydrogen)

Phenol

Pigmentation 1

Pin Curl

Pivot Point

Posterior Auricular

am-

Postiche

4

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Powder Bleach

Predisposition Test

Prophyloxis

ti

Protinator

Pteryiium

Pumise

Pull Ttst

PVP (Poly Vinyl Pyrroldone)

Quadratus Labii Superioris

Rectus

Residue

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Resilient

Retention Papers

Retina

Saprophyte

SebaeCores, Sudoroferous

Sebaceores Cyst

Sebaceores Glands

Seborrhea

Seborrhea Cupitis

Seborrhea Oleosa

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Seborrhea Succa

Sebum

'Sepsis

Spiral Winding

Spore

Stern. Cleido Mastoideus

Stratum Corneum

Stratum Germanativum

Stratum Granualosum

Stratum Mucosum

Sudoriferious

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Sympathetic. Nervous System

Tapotement.

Tapping

Temporal Nerve

Tendon

Textometer

Therapeutic Lamp

Thermal Irons

Thyroid Gland

Triangularis

!lb

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Trichology

Trichonosus

Trichoptilosis

Trichosis

Trueskin(

Under Processing

Unguis

UnipolorA

o

Varicose Veins

Vaso Constrictor

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Vaso Didator_______()

Verruca

Vesticle

Vitiligo

Wheal

Whitehead or Milium t.---

White Henna

.

Zanthoma

Zygoma

Zygomatic Nerve

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