The five senses that will ensure your client's salon visit is exceptionally memorable are sight, sound, smell, touch and:

• A. Walk
• B. Humor
• C. Taste
• D. Balance

Answer: (C)

The five senses are sight, sound, smell, taste, and touch. This question tests your ability to recall that list. The only option that completes the set is taste, since it is the remaining sense that makes the five complete. In a salon context, aiming to stimulate all five senses helps make a visit memorable: you create a visually appealing look (sight), use music or ambient sound (sound), introduce pleasant scents through products (smell), provide a tactile, comfortable experience during a service (touch), and even offer a beverage to engage taste. The other choices aren’t senses from the standard five—walk is an action, humor is a mood, and balance relates to equilibrium rather than one of the five senses.