Expalin the Process of Airtificial Hair Integrations in Cosmetology Flashcards

Can you explain the process of artificial hair integrations in cosmetology? These flashcards can help. Artificial hair integrations, more commonly known as hair extensions of hair weaves, add length or fullness to human hair—natural hair by incorporations. Hair extensions are usually clipped, glued, or sewn on by natural hair by incorporating additional human or synthetic hair. Read and study these flashcards and learn more about the process of artificial hair integrations.

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When choosing a hair addition for a client, keep in mind that the classic ratio of head size to body is:
1 to 7

Keeping this ratio in mind will help you avoid adding hair that is out of proportion to the client's size and body type.
When you consult with a client about a hair addition, try to make sure she is in:
her street clothes

It is easier to make decisions about the size and style of the hair addition if you can see the client's body type and proportions.
You can tell a human hair wig from a synthetic wig by performing a:
match test

Pull a strand from the wig or hairpiece and burn it with a match. Human hair burns slowly and gives off a distinctive odor; synthetic hair gives off no odor and either burns quickly or balls up and melts.
Human hair wigs have certain advantages over synthetic wigs, such as:
greater durability

Human hair wigs are generally more durable, although recent technology has improved synthetic fibers.
The advantages of synthetic wigs over human hair wigs include:
pre-set cut, color, and texture

Ready-to-wear synthetic wigs require little styling either at the salon or at home.
The most expensive wigs are made with human hair, and the top-of-the-line hair is:
virgin European hair

Virgin European hair is the most costly, with color-treated hair second in price.
Fantasy colors are particularly effective when added to hair additions made with:
yak hair

Yak hair is taken from the animal's belly and is the purest white.
The two regions that supply most of the human hair commercially available for wigs are:
India and Asia

Indian and Asian hair are next in cost to European hair.
Indian hair is usually available in lengths from 12 to 16 inches and is naturally:
wavy

If you are looking for some wave in a hair addition, buy Indian hair.
When the cuticles of all the hair strands in a wig slope in the same direction, the hair is called:
turned hair

Turning the hair is a tedious, time-consuming process that raises the cost of the hair but makes it easier to work with.
Cap wigs are made with an elasticized mesh-fiber base and:
are usually hand-knotted

More often than not, cap wigs are made by inserting individual strands of hair into a mesh foundation and knotting them with a needle.
A machine-made wig is a:
capless wig

Capless wigs are ready to wear and less expensive than cap wigs.
Wigs that have a natural, realistic look that most closely resembles actual human hair growth are:
hand-tied

Hand-tying is done by inserting individual strands of hair into a mesh foundation and knotting them with a needle.
Both synthetic hair and hand-tied human hair are combined in:
semi-hand-tied wigs

These wigs have a natural appearance and good durability.
The least expensive type of wig construction is the:
machine-made wig

Machine-made wigs are made by feeding wefts through a sewing machine, then sewing them together.