Hygral Fatigue

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1. What is the difference between High Porosity Hair and Low Porosity Hair?
- High Porosity Hair takes in moisture easily and releases moisture easily while Low Porosity Hair does not.
- High Porosity Hair takes in moisture easily and releases moisture slowly while Low Porosity Hair does not.
- High Porosity Hair takes in moisture slowly and releases moisture easily while Low Porosity hair does not.
- High Porosity Hair takes in moisture slowly and releases moisture slowly while Low Porosity Hair does not
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2. Which Hair Layer serves no particular function?
- The Cuticle
- The Cortex
- The Medulla
- None of the above
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3. What happens to hair during Hygral Fatigue?
- It becomes stronger
- It becomes limp and damaged
- It falls off
- None of the above
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4. Which layer of the hair determines the melanin of the hair?
- The Cuticle
- The Cortex
- The Medulla
- None of the above
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5. What is the function of the Hair Cuticle?
- To protect the hair
- To determine the curly pattern of the hair
- To hold the hair roots in place
- To determine the melanin of the hair
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6. What causes Hygral Fatigue?
- Over-moisturizing of the hair
- Lack of moisturizing of the hair
- Excessive heat styling
- Genetics
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7. What happens to the hair Cuticles during Hygral Fatigue?
- They become stronger
- They become weaker
- They remain the same
- They become invisible
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8. How can you prevent Hygral Fatigue?
- By using heat protectant products
- By avoiding over-moisturizing your hair
- By using a Clarifying shampoo
- None of the above
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Question 9 of 14

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9. Which of the following Hair Types is least likely to experience hygral fatigue?
- Low Porosity Hair
- Medium Porosity Hair
- High Porosity Hair
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Question 10 of 14

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10. Which layer of the hair is most affected by Hygral Fatigue?
- The Cuticle
- The Cortex
- The Medulla
- All of the above
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Question 11 of 14

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11. What happens to hair during the process of swelling and unswelling?
- The hair becomes stronger and more resilient
- The hair becomes weaker and more prone to damage
- The hair becomes thicker and more protective
- None of the above
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Question 12 of 14

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12. What happens to your Hair Cuticles when moisture gets into your hair?
- They become damaged
- They remain the same
- They fall off
- They will rise
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Question 13 of 14

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13. What can cause rapid swelling and unswelling of the Hair Cuticle?
- Using too much heat on your hair
- Using too little moisture on your hair
- Over-moisturizing your hair
- None of the above
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14. How does Hygral Fatigue affect the overall health of the hair?
- It makes the hair stronger and healthier
- It makes the hair weaker and damaged
- It has no effect on the hair
- It makes the hair grow faster
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