THE TERM REFERS TO THE SCIENTIFIC STUDY OF HAIR AND ITS DISEASES AND CARE

TRICHOPTILOSIS IS THE TECHNICAL TERM FOR THIS

ATTRACTION TO FAT AND OILS (OIL-LOVING)

REFERENCE POINTS IN A HAIRCUT ARE USED TO ESTABLISH

HAIRCUTS THAT GENERALLY HAVE LESS WEIGHT THAN A GRADUATED HAIRCUT

THE PART OF THE HAIR THAT IS LOCATED BELOW THE SURFACE OF THE EPIDERMIS

MEDICAL TERM FOR DANDRUFF

ATTRACTION TO WATER ( WATER-LOVING)

THE WIDEST PART OF THE HEAD

THE PROCESS OF REMOVING BULK WITHOUT SHORTENING THE HAIR

THE LAYER OF THE HAIR SHAFT THAT CREATES SHINE AND THE SMOOTH, SILKY FEEL

AN ACUTE, LOCALIZED BACTERIAL INFECTION OF THE HAIR FOLLICLE THAT PRODUCES CONSTANT PAIN

ALSO KNOWN AS A POWDER SHAMPOO, CLEANS WITHOUT THE USE OF SOAP OR WATER

TYPES OF STRAIGHT LINES IN HAIRCUTTING

THE THICKNESS OR DIAMETER OF THE HAIR STRAND

THE DIFFERENT SIDE BONDS THAT LINK CHAINS OF AMINO ACIDS TOGETHER

CONTAGIOUS SKIN DISEASE CAUSED BY A PARASITE CALLED A MITE

SHAMPOO THAT COMBINES SURFACTANT BASE AND COLOR

USED TO BLEND LINES IN A HAIRCUT, AS WELL AS CREATE FULLNESS

THE AMOUNT OF HAIR STRANDS PER SQUARE INCH

PROVIDES NATURAL HAIR COLORS RANGING FROM RED AND GINGER TO YELLOW AND BLOND

THIS IS CHARACTERIZED BY ITCHING SCALES AND SOMETIMES PAINFUL CIRCULAR LESIONS AND IS CAUSED BY A FUNGAL ORGANISMS

KNOWN AS THE3- STEPS TO A "SIMPLY SHAMPOO"

THE ANGLE AT WHICH THE FINGERS ARE BEING HELD TO CREATE LINES

THE VISUAL LINE IN A HAIRCUT WHERE THE ENDS OF THE HAIR HANGS TOGETHER