Texas Manicure License Practice Exam

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• What is a nail curette primarily used for?
• ____ are extremely long chains of molecules, with each chain containing millions of molecules.
• What is the primary goal of a pedicure?
• Which system of the human body is responsible for circulating blood and providing nutrients?
• How much polish should be on the brush for one layer?
• What should be done with hair and nail tips left on the floor in a salon?
• What is the function of a nail wrap?
• Which nail shape is created by filing from the corner to the center?
• Why is hand washing emphasized as a method of infection control?
• What part of the nail may be damaged by nipping off a nail tip?
• Which of the following is considered a barrier product?
• Which of the following are considered proper ventilation for nail salons?
• What is the proper method to mix nail polish in the bottle?
• At what angle should a nail file be held during use?
• What is the function of an antiseptic in a manicure?
• Which type of fungus affects plants or grows on inanimate objects?
• How are toenail clippers typically used?
• What term refers to the body's ability to destroy bacteria and resist infections?
• What is the purpose of using a disinfectant in a salon setting?
• What is the primary purpose of salon disinfectants?
• What are the furrows on the sides of the nail that guide growth referred to as?
• What is the recommended solvent for removing old nail polish?
• Which of the following is not generally considered a single-use implement?
• ____ are formed when liquids evaporate into the air.
• What could happen if adhesive is accidentally applied to the cuticle?
• Which nerve supplies sensation to the fingers?
• What term describes an infection that affects the nail?
• What is Mycobacterium?
• What tool should be held similarly to a pencil during manicuring?
• In the salon of spa, the spread of blood-borne pathogens is possible whenever ____.
• When providing a pedicure, the client's foot should be held at which area for better control?
• What type of nail shape is preferred for clients seeking a classic design?
• What is the first step to complete when applying acrylic nails?
• What should be applied to the skin and remain there for 5-10 minutes?
• Cells are recognized as the basic unit of what?
• What is the purpose of disinfecting?
• What is the primary purpose of nail oil?
• What step would come earliest in the procedure when performing a plain manicure?
• How often would you typically recommend that clients come in for pedicures?
• How does the French manicure differ from the American manicure?
• Which of the following best describes an antiseptic?
• What is the purpose of a position stop during nail application?
• What should be done after shaping a nail?
• How can a manicurist ensure a secure application of nail tips?
• What is a common indication of an infection in a nail salon?
• What is the name of the large bone in the upper arm?
• When nail tips are correctly sized, they will cover the nail plate from where?
• What should not be done to remove cuticle tissue on toenails?
• Which tool is essential for achieving a smooth surface on the nail tip after application?
• What common cold remedy is recommended for self-care?
• Which implement is used to add shine to the nail?
• What must a cosmetology salon have?
• What is the purpose of using styptic powder in manicuring?
• How does a bacterial infection in the nail plate appear in its most advanced stages?
• What is the purpose of a nail primer?
• When a bead consists of equal parts of liquid and powder, it is referred to as what?
• What is the recommended method for trimming toenails to avoid injuring the hyponychium?
• What is the portion of the skin called where the nail root rests?
• Salon disinfectants are characterized as all of the following EXCEPT?
• What is a key concern when using electric files on nails?
• The Material Safety Data Sheet includes information about products, such as the:
• During a typical acrylic nail application on natural nails, how many balls of acrylic should be used?
• What is the primary purpose of applying a base coat?
• It is important to use a specific what that is designed for a specific UV gel product?
• A problem associated with using wraps is that:
• What is the correct sequence of coats to apply during a manicure?
• Why should bleach not be stored in a metal container?
• Which of the following helps reduce nail brittleness when applied before bedtime?
• What is the benefit of using a base coat before nail polish application?
• When should artificial enhancements generally be removed?
• What tool should be used to cut nail tips?
• What is the term for the fluid part of the blood?
• When is a new shop license required?
• How often should both light-cured and no-light gels be maintained at a minimum?
• What is essential when preparing nails for UV gel application?
• What is the technical term for any nail disease?
• Which of the following is included in a basic manicure pre-service?
• What should be done with an implement that has come into contact with blood?
• What must a manicurist obtain before leasing from a salon?
• Which nail shape is considered to be weaker and more difficult to maintain than others?
• What is the outermost layer of skin that forms a protective covering for the body called?
• What is a true statement regarding disinfection processes?
• When should a nail technician perform a hand wash?
• What is the primary purpose of using a nail dehydrator?
• What type of reaction might occur due to exposure to nail products?
• What type of nail enhancement involves applying an overlay on the natural nail?
• Which of the following are single-celled micro-organisms that have both plant and animal characteristics?
• What should be removed by buffing the nail plate?
• What should be done before cutting the toe nail to avoid injury?
• What type of massage movement involves light or deep stroking?
• What cosmetic helps color adhere to the nail plate?
• Which of the following is NOT an early warning sign of overexposure to salon chemicals?
• A nail is composed PRIMARILY of what substance?
• To remove acrylic nails safely, one should soak them in which of the following substances?
• What is the best practice to minimize inhalation of chemicals in a manicure setting?
• What is required when trimming toenails to prevent ingrowth?
• Which tool is essential for performing a pedicure?
• What type of manicure is characterized by soaking the hands in warm water and then shaping the nails?
• What is the recommended method to remove UV gel nails?
• What is a blister that contains water called?
• What is the primary purpose of using nail dehydrators?
• The cosmetic care of the feet and toenails is known as what?
• Why shouldn't artificial nail tips be trimmed straight across?
• What is essential to maintain an active cosmetology license?
• Who must be notified of a change in business address for a salon?
• What does primer allow a nail surface to bond with?
• How frequently should a nail salon be inspected by state authorities?
• What is the primary reason for applying a base coat before nail polish?
• Which action is part of proper sanitation?
• What is the Eponychium?
• Round nails:
• What technique should be used when using a nail brush during a basic manicure?
• What is a common sign of nail fungal infections?
• Which substance is NOT appropriate to use as a disinfectant in a salon?
• What is the common name for a type of skin reaction that appears as red, raised bumps?
• What type of protective equipment is most essential for cosmetologists during services?
• What does sterilization achieve in terms of decontamination?
• The basic manicure procedure begins with which hand?
• How does hand cream compare to hand lotion?
• What are artificial nails made by mixing a powder with liquid called?
• What material is commonly used to construct disposable nail files?
• Which technique is used to remove dead skin around the cuticle?
• Creating a chemical reaction in order to harden gel on nails is known as what?
• What is a nail rasp used for?
• What action helps to achieve the desired nail shape at the beginning of a manicure?
• Which of the following is a key responsibility of a licensed manicurist?
• What is the proper method for removing a set of sculptured nails?
• What is the best type of disinfectant solution to use for countertops and tables in a salon?
• What is the primary goal of exfoliating the skin during a manicure?
• How is the speed of an electric file measured?
• What is a common use for a nail file?
• What is the term for a blood clot that forms under the nail plate, presenting as a dark purplish spot?
• What are cuts in the cuticle around the nail called?
• What term refers to an extreme sensitivity reaction to a normally harmless substance?
• What term indicates that a person shows no signs or symptoms of infections?
• What does a French manicure look like compared to an American manicure?
• The use of which of the following is essential for skin disinfection during a manicure?
• A papule is classified as a:
• Where should the application of nail polish begin?
• What does an efficacy claim on a product label indicate?
• The Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR) may suspend a license if?
• What is the main benefit of using a massage during a manicure?
• Prior to applying nail tips, what is the first step a manicurist should take?
• After each use, the filter and jets or a tool bath must be:
• How many strokes are typically used to apply nail polish?
• Which of the following is NOT true regarding dust masks?
• Which ingredient is often found in nail polish remover?
• What is the most common cause of leukonychia, or white spots on nails?
• Which substance is used to ensure nails adhere properly with tips?
• Before applying nail polish after a pedicure, what should be done?
• Which product is primarily used for moisturizing nails and cuticles?
• What is the purpose of using cuticle cream?
• What term refers to resistance to disease that is partially inherited and developed through healthy living?
• What does sterilizing accomplish?
• How should acrylic nails be maintained as the natural nail grows?
• On average, how much do adult nails grow in one month?
• Which of the following blood-borne viruses can live on a surface outside the body for long periods of time?
• Which process involves using specific products to destroy harmful organisms?
• Which product should never be used on a diabetic client?
• When is nail hardener typically applied during a manicure?
• Which treatment may be used during a full service pedicure to care for the skin?
• Which nail shape has corners that are even more rounded than the squoval shape?
• What should be done to ensure a safe pedicure?
• What is the function of cuticle oil in nail care?
• What classification is given to skin with an overabundance of sebum?
• Which nail shape is like a soft square?
• What condition occurs when skin is unable to retain moisture appropriately?
• What is the process called when acrylic product is applied to new nail growth?
• Pathogenic bacteria are often referred to as what?
• What is a common practice to maintain nail hygiene?
• What should be done to prevent fungal infections during manicures?
• What is the purpose of softening the eponychium and cuticles?
• Which light source is known to harden some light-cure gels?
• What effect does firm kneading massage typically have on tissues?
• What is the most important aspect of using a foot file?
• What can natural immunity help with?
• In which part of the arm is the radius located?
• How often are all cosmetology, barber, and specialty establishments inspected?
• What is essential to check on a client before performing nail treatments?
• Why is it important to remove rough edges or hooks from the toenail?
• What tool is recommended to smooth and add shine to the nails?
• Clients with which condition should avoid hot paraffin baths?
• Which materials can nail tips be made of?
• What could happen if a nail curette is improperly used?
• Natural and synthetic compounds of exceptionally high molecular weight consisting of repeated linked units are called:
• In order to obtain a manicurist license, one MUST complete how many hours of training?
• What does the term 'communicable' refer to?
• What is considered direct transmission?
• To avoid splitting the client's nails while shaping, how should the filing be done?
• What is a reason for revocation of a cosmetology or barber license by TDLR?
• What is the purpose of creating a hairline tip by removing some polish from the free edge?
• Which type of tip is usually altered at the well line to expose more of the natural nail?
• What type of mask is typically used in a nail treatment to hydrate the skin?
• The ideal working condition for applying acrylic nails includes:
• What is the primary purpose of sebum in the skin?
• Improper nail preparation is a leading cause of most types of nail enhancement product ____.
• What is the primary function of a catalyst in chemical reactions?
• During filing, where should the fingertips of the non-favored hand be placed?
• Which tool is commonly used to file the natural nail during a manicure?
• What is the benefit of using a high-shine buffer on nails after preparation?
• What is a common problem that can occur due to improper filing of nails?
• Before performing a pedicure, what should be done to a client's feet?
• What type of nail clipper is recommended for cutting toenails?
• When can a cosmetology establishment be inspected?
• What's the best consultation question to ask the client before a manicure service?
• What shape describes a nail that is straight across without any rounding at the edges?
• The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) guidelines for infection control are known as the:
• What is a key factor in client satisfaction during a nail service?
• What nail shape is best for making fingers look longer?
• What should a nail technician do to prevent cross-contamination?
• Maintaining accurate daily records in a salon allows management to evaluate what?
• How does a nail technician typically push back the cuticle on a toenail?
• Under what condition may a manicure license be revoked?
• The regulation for performing nail services within your state helps you map your what?
• What is the primary reason for soaking the feet prior to a pedicure?
• What term refers to a substance composed of many units?
• Which item is essential when sanitizing nail instruments?
• What is the main purpose of a top coat in nail care?
• What is the ideal mixed ratio for working with monomer liquids and polymer powders?
• Which technique is used to apply polish evenly on the nails?
• What is the nail shape called that is slightly tapered and extends only a little past the fingertip?
• If a client has minor bleeding while receiving service, what can be used?
• What does the term efficacy refer to in a product?
• What validates that a nail clipper is cutting properly?
• What is the key benefit of using an acrylic overlay?
• Which of the following is a common cause of onychomycosis?
• How can tuberculosis be transmitted?
• What should be done to ensure that manicure tools are disinfected properly?
• What are biofilms comprised of?
• In what region of the arm would you find the ulna?
• For the best result of a nail polish application, which step should be performed after applying the base coat?
• What describes a squoval free edge?
• Which service is typically included in a pedicure apart from exfoliating?
• What must a license holder do before using a new product in the salon?
• How many steps are involved in applying color polish?
• What is one method of cleaning nail tools effectively?
• What is the correct order of the first four steps of the pre-services sanitation procedure for a manicure?
• How should nail files be used for the best results?
• What term refers to disease-causing microorganisms carried in the body by blood?
• A client is looking for a wrap that is lightweight and nearly transparent. Which wrap should be recommended?
• What is the corrective treatment called that provides a protective layer for a damaged nail?
• What is the recommended way to finish a pedicure massage?
• What is the appropriate tool to use in order to remove glue residue from the natural nail?
• What tool is primarily used to push back cuticles?
• Which of the following is an essential step before applying nail enhancements?
• What does regular maintenance help to prevent in acrylic nails?
• Which part of the skin is responsible for providing nutrients to the nail?
• When using a resin system with a wrap, when should you apply the resin?
• The tacky layer that occurs when odorless products slowly harden is known as:
• Before servicing a client, what hand hygiene step should a manicurist take?
• What does the prefix "mono" refer to?
• What is the purpose of using a base coat in nail application?
• How often should a professional pedicure service generally be performed?
• What should be done if a nail technician notices an allergic reaction during a service?
• When trimming cuticles during a manicure, how should they be removed?
• A client comes in with badly bitten nails. What should you recommend?
• What type of cosmetic is applied over nail polish to prevent chipping?
• At what stage of a manicure should a hand lotion be applied?
• Personal hygiene is primarily concerned with preserving the well-being of which entity?
• Different lamps and bulbs will produce varying amounts of UV light depending on their:
• To maintain proper sanitation, what should be done with tools after each use?
• In manicure services, what does the term "exfoliation" refer to?
• Due to the risk of bleeding, what should a manicurist always have on hand?
• What condition is described as the cuticle splitting around the nail?
• What should be done after applying a fabric wrap to ensure its effectiveness?
• When applying nail tips, which material is typically used for added strength?
• What is a crucial rule when filing the natural nail?
• Which of the following should be documented for client safety?
• During a fabric wrap removal procedure, when should the manicurist soak the nails?
• What is a common symptom of a nail fungal infection?
• What does OSHA stand for?
• A medium bead consists of what percent more liquid than powder?
• Which massage technique is characterized by long, gliding strokes?
• What is a dip system in nail care?
• What shape does a squoval finger nail have?
• A nail technician should be extremely careful when using which of the following to avoid skin scratches?
• Why is it important to use antibacterial soap in a finger bowl?
• Which part of the nail is the lunula visible?
• What are the ideal surfaces for quaternary ammonium compounds?
• After use, how should a cardboard emery be disposed of?
• UV gel lamps are specifically made to:
• What is the procedure called that includes re-positioning the white free edge of a nail?
• Which wrap is known for its strength and flexibility, making it suitable for clients with active lifestyles?
• In manicuring, what is the result of poor disinfection practices?
• What is true regarding the use of a small nail rasp?
• What tool should be used to remove cream from a jar?
• What is the appropriate maintenance routine for fabric wraps?
• Which of the following supplies is NOT commonly used in applying nail wraps?
• When creating a dip system nail set, which set is applied last?
• When trimming lesser toe nails, how should they be cut?
• Before starting the pedicure, what hygiene practice should be ensured?
• Where must a licensee display their license?
• Which of the following animals are permitted in a salon or school?
• How often should the UV bulbs used to cure enhancements be cleaned?
• What is the most effective type of brush to use with acrylics?
• What is the term for white spots on the nails?
• What does the term porous mean?
• Which of the following accurately describes the "stop, rock, and hold" procedure?
• What can a paper wrap be used to mend?
• How often should nail files be disinfected?
• The UV gel inhibition layer can be removed with what?
• A nail tip should not cover more than what fraction of the natural nail plate?
• Which of the following types of bacteria is considered harmless?
• Where should reusable implements be kept during a service?
• Which type of nail condition involves lifting of the nail from the nail bed?
• What is a common ingredient in nail polish removers?
• Which form of bacteria are commonly found in the environment and can lead to infections?
• What massage technique involves a succession of strokes with hands gliding over an area?
• What is the first step in a pedicure procedure?
• If a client is accidentally cut during a manicure, what must be applied?
• Who may NOT perform cosmetology services?
• What characteristic best describes pincer nails?
• Who does NOT require a cosmetology license to perform services?
• Which massage technique is described as deep and kneading, stimulating the skin's underlying tissue?
• What technique should be used to remove old polish?
• Prior to applying polish during a manicure, what should be done?
• Ringworm is characterized as which type of infection?
• Which bones are primarily found in the arm?
• Staphylococci infections are characterized by pus-forming bacteria that grow in:
• Which bacteria are known to grow in clusters and are associated with abscesses and boils?
• Which technique is commonly used to remove the dead skin from the cuticle area?
• What type of protection should be worn when using chemicals during a manicure?
• What is the primary function of a foot file?
• What can result from massaging the skin in the wrong direction?
• What should nail professionals avoid doing during a manicure or pedicure?
• When the skin produces sweat and blood vessels dilate, what is the body attempting to do?
• What is the primary concern when dealing with porous materials in a salon?
• What might happen if you put a nail tip that is too small on a nail plate?
• Catalysts are primarily designed to what?
• What is the purpose of powder alum in nail care?
• Which is included in a pedicure pre-service?
• Which technique is commonly used to enhance the durability of a manicure?
• What do you call a single unit of a chemical compound?
• Which organization regulates and enforces safety standards to protect employees at work?
• When applying an artificial tip to the nail plate, what is the point of contact called?
• Which product is typically applied before a manicure begins?
• What is the recommended product to soften and lubricate the skin around the nails?
• The nail plates extend from the nail root to which part?
• Which product is commonly used to soften or dissolve cuticles during a manicure?
• What is the role of a base coat in nail applications?
• To lease space in a shop or salon, what is required?
• What type of nail is described as blendable, pale, white, and thin?
• Cosmetology services include all of the following EXCEPT:
• Which is required to establish a shop or work in a salon?
• What is the function of a backfill procedure?
• What is the purpose of a salon inspection?
• What is a common sign of an infectious disease that a cosmetologist should be aware of while serving clients?
• Where does the nail plate grow from?
• How often should UV light bulbs be changed?
• Which of the following is prohibited in the cosmetology industry?
• How should primer be applied prior to applying acrylic nails?
• What is a common practice to avoid cross-contamination in nail services?
• Which topics are recommended for discussion during a manicure service?
• What is the apex of a nail?
• Which type of nail bit is coned and coned-shaped?
• Which illness is classified as being caused by a virus?
• What is the purpose of a base coat in nail application?
• Gels are ___ cured?
• How frequently do nail implements need to be disinfected?
• What is the curved fold of the skin on the sides of the nail known as?
• What is the main difference between disinfection solution and sterilization?
• Which product would you pick up to prevent chipping and add a shine or matte finish to the nails?
• What is a common warning sign of overexposure to nail chemicals?
• What type of pressure is used during effleurage strokes?
• What are quaternary ammonium compounds known as?
• Where should nail files and other implements be stored when not in use?
• What is the first step in cleaning tools and implements?
• What can happen if manicure implements are stored in an airtight container?
• What is the definition of infection control?
• What is included in a basic manicure?
• How should nail polish be applied for optimal results?
• Disinfectants that are able to kill hepatitis viruses and tuberculosis bacteria are called:
• What covers the entire apex area and usually covers more than half of the nail plate?
• What is one result of friction massage?
• What is the name of the massage movement characterized by lifting, stretching, and squeezing?
• What is the most important aspect when applying gel nail products?
• What is the main reason to use a primer before acrylic application?
• What distinguishes rules from laws?
• What type of massage movements generally produce stimulation to body tissues?
• Disposable items used during a manicure must be disposed of after:
• Nail services should be avoided for all of the following characteristics of the skin or nail, EXCEPT:
• What is the primary function of the nail bed?
• What is a chamois buffer used for in nail care?
• What is the maximum temperature that water should be during a pedicure soak?
• What is an effect of using too much nail polish remover?
• A licensee is NOT permitted to perform cosmetology services on a client if the licensee knows that?
• What constitutes an exposure incident?
• What is the function of the nail bed?
• Which of the following is NOT true regarding a dappen dish?
• What should a manicurist do to reduce the risk of chemical exposure?
• What is the best practice for maintaining nail hygiene during the manicure process?
• Which action should NOT be performed with a curette?
• To repair a cracked nail with a fabric wrap, one should cut a repair patch that covers:
• What effect does acetone polish remover have when used on nail tips?
• What substance is commonly used to strengthen nails in a salon?
• Which type of bacteria are primarily known to be harmful?
• When should gel nails be cured?
• What is the process that destroys all microbial life?
• What is the primary purpose of using a top coat on nails?
• What is true about the chemicals in odorless acrylics?
• If a client has thin, weak nails, what should the manicurist apply before the base coat?
• A signed document stating that a client agrees to a specific treatment and accepts all possible risks involved is known as what?
• What should be used to disinfect tools before performing manicure services?
• What is one of the benefits of using a base coat before nail polish?
• Which of the following is not a typical component of a pedicure station?
• What are objective symptoms of skin disorders?
• Which of the following nail shapes is best suited for customers who work with their hands?
• What product should be applied to prevent nail polish from chipping?
• Which method is essential for effective infection control in a salon?
• What information can be found on Safety Data Sheets (SDS)?
• In performing light-cured gel application, which of the following steps should be performed first?
• What would you use for smoothing the nails?
• Which of the following items is most recommended for applying before bedtime to maintain nail health?
• When blending the nail tip, what should you avoid to prevent damage to the nail plate?
• What is the role of the matrix area in nail health?
• After removing implements from disinfectant solution, what is the next step to prevent rust?
• What can a manicurist use to reduce yellowing in a client's nails before buffing?
• What should the nail brush be used with for effective cleaning?
• A piece of fabric used to cover a crack in a nail is known as a:
• What are plant-like parasites that can be transmitted from person to person called?
• What is the purpose of applying nail strengthener to weak nails?
• What is a shorter chain of monomers than a polymer called?
• What is household bleach primarily composed of?
• What is the proper technique for filing a nail?
• What are swollen, itchy bumps on the skin that last for several hours called?
• If a dirty nail clipper is placed into a disinfection container, what is MOST likely to happen?
• What is the technical term for the skin located under the free edge of the nail?
• What is indirect transmission?
• What is the term for sanitizer used on the skin?
• Where is the lunula located on the nail?
• Which bacterial infection can become systemic and result in death without proper treatment?
• Which component is NOT a type of artificial nail?
• What is the purpose of using a disinfectant solution in a manicure?
• What term indicates that a product is capable of destroying viruses?
• What is the correct technique for filing a nail?
• What is the importance of regular safety inspections in a salon?
• Which of the following best describes the term "sanitization" in nail care?
• Which method is best for ensuring even application of nail gel?
• What is the purpose of a stress strip in nail application?
• What is the best type of brush to use for UV gel nail enhancement procedures?
• What is the primary goal of a nail technician when performing a manicure?
• What should be used in the finger bowl to help eliminate germs on a client's fingers?
• Which type of manicure involves the application of a gel layer on the nail?
• What is the medical term for athlete's foot?
• What type of filing technique should be avoided to prevent nail splitting?
• Which of the following is NOT used to apply nail oil?
• How should acetone be used when removing nails?
• How often must a manicure license be renewed?
• Which muscle should be massaged to help straighten the wrist and align the fingers?
• What is the most important factor when applying nail polish?
• When filing the nails, which finger should you begin with?
• If soap is present in a disinfectant, what may happen to the disinfectant?
• What is the name of the bones located in the palm?
• How should the great toe nail be trimmed for best results?
• What is the effect of grasping the foot between the thumb and fingers during a pedicure?
• What is the most common method of spreading infection?
• What are slits or tracks in the nail bed at the sides of the nail called?
• An inflammation is characterized by which of the following?
• What factor contributes to the selection of nail products for a client?
• Which of these nail tools is used for precise trimming of excess skin around the nails?
• Which product helps prevent dry skin around the nails?
• Which of the following is included in a standard pedicure service?
• Which kind of viscosity would provide the best adhesion in nail products?
• Which technique is commonly used for filing acrylic nails?
• Salon implements should ideally be disinfected using which product?
• Why should pressure be minimized when pushing back the eponychium?
• Bacteria reproduce by dividing into how many new cells?
• What should be done to remove rough edges and bevel nails?
• How can you best ensure the client's comfort during a manicure procedure?
• When a licensee wants to renew their license, what is the first step they must take?
• What is the definition of sanitation in a salon?
• What classification is given to quaternary ammonium compounds when used as disinfectants?
• Which technique should be used to complete a foot massage?
• What can cause split nails?
• Before applying polish, what should you ask the client to do?
• What is the first step in the pedicure process?
• Prior to performing client services, workstations MUST be cleaned with:
• What are the most commonly used salon disinfectants?
• Which of the following describes the proper steps for applying a fabric wrap?
• Using a cuticle remover during a basic manicure will soften skin how?
• What is an important factor to ensure safety in a salon environment?
• When using an electric file, how should the bit be positioned?
• Odorless acrylic products require a:
• For nail tip application, a manicurist will need an abrasive board, nail tips, and what else?
• What is the primary responsibility of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)?
• A nail primer is a substance that _____.
• What structure helps protect the nail matrix at the base of the nail?
• What is the recommended method for handling polish bottles?
• What is another name for athlete's foot?
• What should be the margin when creating a narrow appearance on wide nails?
• If a blood spill occurs, which type of disinfectant should be used on affected floors and counters?
• What is a nail that has a dramatically increased curvature called?
• What is a common mistake during nail tip blending?
• Why is it important to file nails correctly?
• What agency registers all types of disinfectants sold and used in the United States?
• What is an important safety procedure when using sharp tools during manicures?