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Means that infections or diseases can be transferred from one person to another by contact
2.
Bacteria that are harmful and cause disease
3.
The body's ability to fight or defend against infection and disease
4.
When hair ends are dried out and damaged by overexposure to heatingtools, weather elements and /or chemical services
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Rod-shaped, spore-producing bacteria
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A surface active agent or wetting agent that has the ability to dissolve in water and remove dirt from surface, such as hair
7.
Covers the top and sides of the head and consists of six bones
8.
Circular growth pattern; use special considerations when cutting
9.
Also known as Occipito-frontalis, the broad muscle formed by the joining of the Frontalis and Occipitalis
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The highest point of the head
12.
A technique that creates curved lines in a haircut by cutting ends with a slight increase or decrease in length
13.
Also known as degree or projection, is the degree or angle by which the hair is lifted and combed in relation to the head
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The process of converting living skin cells into hard proteins
15.
The study of hair and its diseases and disorders
16.
A condition caused by a microscopic mite, known as the itch mite
17.
The muscle that encompasses the forehead and extends into the beginning curve of the scalp
18.
The technical term for ringworm; a contagious condition caused by fungal parasite
19.
A cutting technique where the still blade is placed into the hair and the shears are partially opened and closed while moving through the hair
20.
Members of a large group of organisms that include microorganisms, such as yeasts, molds, and mildews
21.
The muscle that extends from the tip of the chin to the shoulder and lowers the jaw and lip
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The first section of hair that is cut to serve as a guide to determine the length and/or shape
