Cosmetology Program

Chapter 15: Scalp Care, Shampooing & Conditioning

Shampoo Types, Surfactants, Conditioners & Scalp Treatments|37 Questions|Board Exam Prep

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Vocabulary Matching

Match each numbered term with the correct lettered definition. Write the letter in the blank.

Terms

1.Medicated shampoo

2.Clarifying shampoo

3.Surfactant

4.Deep conditioner

5.Leave-in conditioner

6.Protein conditioner

7.Scalp massage

8.Double draping

9.Color-safe shampoo

10.Instant conditioner

Definitions

A.Circular rotating movements with fingertips stimulating blood flow

B.Cleansing agent with hydrophilic head and lipophilic tail

C.Conditioner penetrating the cortex for intensive repair

D.Conditioner providing ongoing moisture without rinsing

E.Conditioner that detangles and adds surface moisture

F.Conditioner that strengthens weakened or damaged hair

G.Deep-cleansing shampoo that removes product buildup

H.Draping technique used to protect clothing during shampooing

I.Shampoo formulated to control dandruff or scalp buildup

J.Sulfate-free shampoo designed to preserve hair color

Fill in the Blank

Complete each statement with the correct term or phrase.

Question 11Fill in the Blank

A shampoo is formulated to control dandruff.

Question 12Fill in the Blank

shampoos should not be used daily.

Question 13Fill in the Blank

A conditioner penetrates the cortex for repair.

Question 14Fill in the Blank

Scalp massage increases blood and promotes relaxation.

Question 15Fill in the Blank

Surfactants surround dirt and for rinsing.

Question 16Fill in the Blank

The draping technique for shampooing is draping.

Question 17Fill in the Blank

For color-treated hair, use or sulfate-free shampoo.

Question 18Fill in the Blank

A conditioner strengthens weakened hair.

Multiple Choice

Select the best answer for each board-exam style question.

Question 19Multiple Choice

Which shampoo is best for color-treated hair?

A. Volumizing

B. Color-safe or sulfate-free

C. Clarifying

D. Medicated

Question 20Multiple Choice

Draping technique for shampoo service?

A. Single draping

B. Double draping

C. Chemical draping

D. Foil draping

Question 21Multiple Choice

Surfactants function by:

A. Changing color

B. Surrounding dirt and oil to lift them

C. Adding protein

D. Closing cuticle

Question 22Multiple Choice

Clarifying shampoo is best for:

A. Daily washing

B. Removing product buildup

C. Treating dandruff

D. Color-treated hair

Question 23Multiple Choice

A deep conditioner is also known as:

A. Rinse-out treatment

B. Hair mask

C. Leave-in spray

D. Shampoo booster

Question 24Multiple Choice

Best shampoo for fine limp hair?

A. Moisturizing

B. Clarifying

C. Volumizing

D. Medicated

Question 25Multiple Choice

Proper scalp massage technique:

A. Scratching with fingernails

B. Circular rotating with fingertips

C. Pressing firmly with palms

D. Rubbing vigorously one direction

Question 26Multiple Choice

Instant conditioner primarily:

A. Penetrates cortex

B. Detangles and adds surface moisture

C. Strengthens damaged hair

D. Removes buildup

True / False

Write T for True or F for False in the blank.

Question 27True / False

Clarifying shampoos should be used daily.

Question 28True / False

Scalp massage increases blood circulation.

Question 29True / False

Medicated shampoos add volume to fine hair.

Question 30True / False

Leave-in conditioners provide moisture without rinsing.

Question 31True / False

Surfactants have a water-attracting head and oil-attracting tail.

Question 32True / False

Color-safe shampoos contain strong sulfates.

Question 33True / False

Protein conditioners strengthen weakened hair.

Question 34True / False

Double draping is proper for shampooing.

Short Answer

Answer each question in 2-3 complete sentences.

Question 35Short Answer

Explain what surfactants are and how they function.

Question 36Short Answer

Describe proper scalp massage technique and two benefits.

Question 37Short Answer

Match each conditioner type: instant, deep, leave-in, protein.