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Chapter 23 Review Questions | Milady's Standard Professional Barbering

Chapter 23 Review Questions Identify two ways a barber may be self-employed in the barbershop. Independent contractor or Booth renter Define booth rental. A form of self-employment, business ownership, and tax designation with certain responsibilities for bookkeeping, taxes, insurances, and so forth List and define six types of ownership under which a business may operate.  Sole proprietor - Business structure with a single owner and manager of a business Partnership - Business structure in which two or more people share ownership, although not necessarily equally Corporation - Business ownership shared by three or more people, called stockholders Limited Liability Company - Provides owners with protection from acts or debts associated with the company S-Corporation - Business entity with features similar to a corporate structure that allows company income to be reported through the owners’ personal income tax returns like a limited liability company Fran
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Chapter 22 Review Questions | Milady's Standard Professional Barbering

Chapter 22 Review Questions List this textbook’s guidelines for setting personal and professional goals. Be realistic Look before you leap Keep an open mind Be flexible Believe in yourself List potential shop or salon positions available to student barbers. Receptionist, assistant, or manicurist. List three common employment classifications for barbers. Employee, Independent contractor, or booth renter. Identify two marketing tools that require preparation. Resume and Portfolio What does a resume summarize? A written summary of your education, work experience, and achievements. What is the purpose of a cover letter? A cover letter should be used to introduce yourself to the employer and to reference the position you are seeking. What important form must be signed before a photo is used in a portfolio? Model release form
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Chapter 21 Review Questions | Milady's Standard Professional Barbering

Chapter 21 Review Questions List the ways in which a student can prepare for written-theory state board exams.  Use study skills from chapter 1 Textbooks and workbooks Past quizzes and tests State barber board rules and regulations Examination candidate information booklet or materials Instructors List at least five strategies that may assist candidates to prepare for practical examinations. Practice on the model that you are taking Time yourself Request feedback from instructors and the model Set up your station as if you were at the state board examinations Practice all sanitation and disinfection procedures, including hand washing List the practical exam procedures you will have to perform in your state. (This will be determined by your state board of barbering) What document provides exam candidates with important test-taking information? Candidate information booklets Explain the primary purpose of barber laws, rules, and
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Chapter 20 Review Questions | Milady's Standard Professional Barbering

Chapter 20 Review Questions Explain the location of the following: (a) nail bed, (b) matrix, (c) nail plate, (d) free edge, and (e) cuticle. Nail bed - the living skin that supports the nail plate as it grows toward the free edge Matrix - located at the base of the nail where the matrix and the connective tissue of the nail bed join. Nail plate - most visible and functional portion of the nail Free edge - tips of the nail plate Cuticle - the crescent of dead, colorless tissue attached to the nail plate around the base of the nail. What is the average growth rate of a nail? 1/10” (3.7 mm) per month What are five nail disorders that may be serviced by a manicurist? Discolored nail, Eggshell nail, Ridges,  Melanonychia, Onychophagy List five nail disorders that should not be serviced by a manicurist. Nail pterygium, Pincer or Trumpet nail, bruised nail, Leukonchia, Beau’s lines List the basic materials needed to perform a men’s manicure. Disposable
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Chapter 19 Review Questions | Milady's Standard Professional Barbering

Chapter 19 Review Questions Define haircoloring and lightening. Haircoloring is the science and art of changing the color of the hair. Hair lightening is the partial or total removal of natural pigment or artificial color from the hair. List the colors of the color wheel. Identify primary, secondary, and complementary colors.  Red - Primary - Green Yellow - Primary - Violet Blue - Primary - Orange Orange - Secondary - Blue Green - Secondary - Red Violet - Secondary - Yellow Yellow-Orange - Tertiary - Blue-Violet Yellow-Green - Tertiary - Red-Violet Blue-Green - Tertiary - Red-Orange Blue-Violet - Tertiary - Yellow-Orange Red-Violet - Tertiary - Yellow-Green Red-Orange - Tertiary - Blue-Green List four types of haircoloring products. Temporary Semipermanent Demipermanent Permanent Identify types of non-oxidation and oxidation hair color. Temporary - Non-oxidation Semipermanent - Non-oxidation Demipermanent
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