Đề Thi Nails Thử Năm 2021, English

Suzy has completed a manicure. What should she do with the following implements: cotton, emery boards and orange wood stick?

Robert has lightened his client's hair. His client says that she feels her hair has brassy, orange tones.

Robert decides to use a toner on his clients hair to neutralize the unwanted brassiness.

According to the color wheel, what color toner should Robert apply to his client's hair?

Is the use of an overlapping relaxer recommended when performing a retouch relaxer service?

The technical name for the study of hair is _______

Scott is performing a scalp analysis on a client. Scott notices bald areas with small black dots, some round scaly ares of dry skin and a couple puss-filled sores. What does the client likely present with?

Kara, a client, wants a sodium hydroxide relaxer. During consulation, her stylist finds out Kara had an ammonium thioglycolate relaxer service done on her hair last week. How should Kara's stylist proceed?

If the ends of hair protrude over the top of the Marcel iron, the following may result:

Todd's client's hair is short. His client wants a perm. Todd needs to figure out if his client's hair is long enough to make a complete curl.

To make a complete curl during a permanent wave service, the hair must wrap around the tool how many times?

Which bonds are broken and rearranged during a permanent wave solution?

Due to its ability to lather freely, this type of water is preferred for shampooing in the salon. What type of water is it?

In what year was the OSHA Bloodborne Pathogens Standard created?

When using a pressing comb, this part of the comb straightens the hair:

What are the three components of a pincurl?

What percentage of peroxide is found in a developer that states it is 20 volume?

The skin has three main layers, the dermis, subcutaneous and the epidermis. The epidermis is the _______ layer of the skin.

Permanent colors are able to:

The white half-moon shape at the base of the nail:

Eric's teacher says that the ph of hair,skin and nails falls on the acid side of the ph scale. The ph of hair, skin and nails is _______.

The epidermis contains five layers of skin: Stratum Corneum, Stratum Lucidum, Stratum Granulosum, Stratum Spinosum, and Stratum Germinativum.

Which layer is the lowest where cell growth occurs through mitosis?

Shampoos with a high ph level may cause hair to _________.

Communicable diseases are diseases that can be spread from one person to another. An example of a communicable disease is Hepatitis B (HBV). What part of the body does HBV affect?

While performing a manicure on a client, Tom cuts himself. What should he do immediately?

The second level of infection control that kills most microbes is called _______.

The Marcel iron was invented in 1875 by _______.

When referring to disorders of the nail, onychophagy is more commonly known as this:

Angela is performing a haircut. She looks down and notices that this finger controls the stationary blade of her shears. Which finger is it?

Marie is doing a consultation with her client. Her client says that she wants a "shag" haircut. At what angle would Marie most likely elevate the hair while cutting?

According to the color wheel, the three primary colors are:

When wrapping hair for a permanent wave service, Janet's client has heavy density hair.

What size partings should Janet take, to allow for even absorption of her permanent wave solution when it is applied to her client's hair?

Katie's teacher tells her to elevate the hair when cutting. What is another word for elevation?

A chemical relaxer permanently relaxes curly hair into a straighter configuration. The most common active ingredient in relaxers today is _______.

When doing a client consultation before a facial, Erin notices the her client's face is a bit flaky on the sides while the center around the nose is oily. What skin type does the client most likely have?

When deciding how long a color should process, you should always refer to _______.

There are three parts of the hair strand. The outermost layer of the hair strand is called the

Jane's son Jack wants a temporary color for a party he is going to. What type of temporary color would you recommend for him?

John is putting his marcel irons away for the day. He accidentally burns himself. What should he do first?

What are the three stages of hair growth, in the correct order?

John is about to perform the Heimlich maneuver. When performing the Heimlich maneuver, all of the following steps are involved EXCEPT:

Decolorizing hair and recolorizing it to the desired level and tone is called:

On average, how long does it take for a new nail to grow?

All colors that contain aniline derivative tints require a _______ before application to determine if a client is sensitve to the chemicals.

When performing first aid procedures for a cut, using a tourniquet is not recommended. Why?

When using a stove heated Marcel iron, you must test the iron on this type paper to ensure the iron is not too hot for your client's hair:

The overlap method of wrapping hair for a permanent wave service is also called a ______.

In haircutting, a subsection of the hair is known as this.

When cutting hair, there are two types of guides that can be used. What are they?

Jill has rinsed her client's relaxer out. She needs to lower the ph level of the chemical relaxer. What kind of shampoo should Jill choose?

Sally has decided she wants a perm. However, she is running a low grade fever. How should her stylist proceed?

Different levels of infection control are required in a salon. The lowest level of infection control is called ________.

Which of the following is true with regard to the use of Universal Precautions?