Chapter 16 Review Questions | Milady's Standard Professional Barbering

Chapter 16 Review Questions
  1. Explain why some men might choose to wear a hair replacement system. Some men choose to cover their thinning or bald areas because they feel it makes them look younger. Others just might prefer how they look with more hair.
  2. What two types of hair are used to make men’s hair replacement systems? Human and Synthetic
  3. List the steps in measuring for a hair replacement system. 
  • Place four fingers above the eyebrow with the last finger resting on the bridge of the nose. Make a dot with a grease pencil on the forehead directly in line with the center of the nose to indicate where the hair solution is to begin.
  • Place the tape measure on the dot. Measure the length to where the back hair begins and mark the tape measure. Be sure to measure back to where substantial growth begins and disregard growth begins and disregard sparse hair between the forehead and bald crown areas.
  • The next measurement is across the top. Directly over the sideburns. This is the place where the front hairline of the hair solution blends in with the client’s own hair at the sides of the head. Measure across the crown area if it is noticeably different from the front width. The measurements can be used to order a stock hair solution.
  1. What important information should be labeled on a template? Two dots on each side where the front hairline is to meet the client’s own hairline. Two dots in back of the head on each side of the balding spot. On dot at the center back of the bald spot to determine the length of the area to be covered. Mark the front of the template F and the back B
  2. List the steps for applying a hair replacement system with tape.
  • Clean the bald area with rubbing alcohol or with soap water, then thoroughly dry.
  • Remove hair on the scalp where the tape or lace is to be attached
  • Attach strips of two-sided tape to reinforced parts of the foundation, usually near the front, on the sides, and at the back of the hair solution.
  • Adjust the hair solution to the desired position using the four-finger method. Press it down into place with the back of a comb to ensure that oils from the fingers do not stain the tape.

  1. What type of product is used in a full head bonding application? An adhesive bonding agent
  2. What type of product is used to clean hair replacement systems? Manufacturer’s recommended cleaning solvent
  3. Name two medications that may be prescribed to encourage hair growth. Minoxidil and Finasteride
  4. Name the oral medication that should not be prescribed for women. Finasteride
  5. List three surgical methods of hair replacement. Hair transplantation, Scalp reduction, and Flap surgery

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