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A
A blood test
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B
A preliminary strand test (and, for color/products that can cause allergy, a patch/predisposition test)
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C
A taste test
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D
No test is needed
Why this is the answer
Before chemical services, cosmetologists perform preliminary tests to predict results and protect the client. A strand test applies the product to a small section of hair to see how it reacts (for example, how the hair takes color or responds to a perm/relaxer). For products that can cause allergic reactions, such as some haircolors, a patch (predisposition) test is done on the skin in advance to check for sensitivity. Recognizing the purpose of these preliminary tests is important hair-science and safety content.
Source: Scientific Concepts — Preliminary Tests