1. This distinctive hairstyle is said to have been first spotted in North America by Champlain in the 1600s and a French name was given to a tribe because of its resemblance to a boar’s head or crest. We now use a term for a different tribe to refer to it. What is it? Mohawk Cherokee Apache Adobe

2. The feathery layered “wings” hairstyle was popularised in the seventies in the US by one of the actresses of an enormously popular television series known the world round who was also married in real-life to the actor who played the so-called “bionic man”. What was her name? Twiggy Lynda Carter Lindsey Wagner Farrah Fawcett-Majors

3. Which of the following cultures are known to use urine, either animal or human, to get a lovely shine to their hair? Gypsies (Tsigane populations) Some indigenous populations of South America Some Bedouin tribes All of these

4. Which of the following groups are NOT known for the men shaving or cropping their hair for religious or cultural reasons? Buddhist monks Hindu (Brahmin) Catholic monks Sikhs

5. Which one of the following demanding hairstyles requires “ratting” or “teasing”? the Prince Valiant the DA the Beehive the Crew Cut

6. This plant extract has been used since time eternal and the pyramids to colour hair and even skin. I suppose even Nefertiti herself would have said, “Darling, only my hairdresser knows”. What is it? Myrtle Aloe Vera Henna Coconut

7. One of the most drastic procedures for hair restoration involves inflating a small balloon beneath the scalp to make it more elastic, then making an incision and revolving the scalp around to put the hair portion on the desired area and attaching it. True False

8. According to some scientists, what might be the advantage of redheads? their skin will let in more sunlight and Vitamin D in the short summers of the north they will attract potential mates more readily being easier to spot their legendary bad tempers will help them protect themselves from warring tribes they are able to learn to play the bagpipe more quickly

9. In the Flapper era or the Roaring Twenties, women took the daring step of cutting off their long hair to the chagrin of their families and husbands! What was this haircut called? It went well with the 'cloche' hat. The Steven The Bob The Gibson Girl The Gamine

10. Dreadlocks or hair matted like wool, is one of the most interesting hairstyles and worn by some for religious reasons and others because it is the natural progression of their hair growth. What is the religious movement that popularized this style and who hailed Haile Selassie as their leader? Rastafarian Sufism Sikh Amish