Recovering from Heat Damage

1. What is Heat-Damaged Hair?

Hair that refuses to return to its natural or coily curly state as a result of damage caused by excessive use of heat
Hair that retains its natural state after applying wrong heat over a long priod of time
Hair that has been colored with heat-activated dye
Hair that has been exposed to cold temperatures

2. Heat Damage can occur when the following instrument is applied to the hair with the highest temperature setting over a long period of time(Tick all that apply)

Flat irons
Curling irons
Blow dryers
Hair rollers

3. What are the different levels of Heat Damaged Hair? (Tick all that apply)

Level One
Level Two
Level Four
Level Three

4. What are the features of Jagged Cuticles level of Heat-Damaged Hair? (Tick all that apply)

The Cuticles are lifted which creates a jagged appearance
The Cortex is not completely exposed
The hair is slightly shiny and thinner at the ends
The hair breaks off

5. What are the features of Abrased Cuticles Levels of Heat-Damaged Hair? (Tick all that apply)

The Cuticles have experienced abrasion
The Cortex is exposed
The hair colour fades
The hair is rough and there are split ends

6. What are the features of Abraded Cuticles Levels of Heat-Damaged Hair? (Tick all that apply)

The Cuticles may be missing completely
The cortex is unshielded
The Hair is weaker, rough and knots easily
The hair finally breaks off

7. What temperature should you avoid using on your hair when styling?

300°F
200°F
400°F

9. Which of the following can help repair heat-damaged hair?

Cutting off the damaged ends
Using protein Leave-in conditioners
Using damaged-repairing shampoos and conditioners
Applying all the nourishing natural hair treatments to help it restores its growth

9. What is the best way to prevent heat damage to hair?

Use styling tools on the highest heat setting
Use a heat protectant product
Style hair when it is wet

10. Which of the following is a sign of heat-damaged hair?

Shiny, healthy-looking hair
Split ends
Hair that is easy to style

11. Can heat damage to the hair be reversed?

Yes, with proper treatment
No, it is often irreversible
Only if the damage is minor

12. What should you do before using a heat styling tool?

Apply a heat protectant spray
Use the tool on wet hair
Use the tool on dry hair without any product
None of the above

13. Which of the following should you do if you have heat-damaged hair?

Use a Deep Conditioning treatment
Get a haircut to remove split ends
Avoid using heat styling tools for a while
A clarifying shampoo

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