What is the benefit of paper wraps (mending tissue)?

What product contains nitrocellulose?

What is leuconychia?

Patron will respect and be loyal to a manicurist who is:

All bottles and containers use in salon shall be:

Manicure implements when not in use should be sanitized and stored:

Thick nail polish may be thinned by adding:

What do you use to remove foot callouses?

To remove artificial nail, what do you use?

Why do you have to discard the emery board after used?

Leaving the cap off the acrylic nail liquid container will:

At the start of the manicure, the nipper, pusher, and orangewood stick should be:

All manicure instruments must be disinfected before:

For a more natural effect, the shape of the nail should conform to the:

The bulb of Ultra Violet light to cure for gel nail should be cleaned all the times and changed:

Why does acrylic nail lift easily?

For dry cuticles and brittle nails, it is best to give:

What happen when the acrylic nail is immersed too long in water?

If patron’s hands have ringworms, what should you do?

The nail root is lodged in the nail mantle at the:

Treat it with medicine

When buffing the nail, you should stroke from:

Which one of the following is not a main part of the fingernail:

Removing acrylic nail enhancements, warming the solvent as acetone to over 100 F degrees speeds removal time by:

A manicurist's license expired 6 months ago. To renew the license, the manicurist must know to:

Buffing the nails with pumice powder is used to treat:

While cutting excess cuticle around the nail, you accidentally cut the client’s skin so that it bleed. What should you use to stop this bleeding?

Another name for cuticles is:

The nail walls are small folds of skin overlapping the sides of the nail:

During a manicure, the instruments not in use should be kept:

A base coat is usually applied:

A manicurist license entitles the license to do all except one of the following:

What’s the last step for man manicure?

Antiseptics are used to:

What is the sign of fungus or mold?

The manicure nippers are used for cutting dead cuticle and proper use of the cuticle nippers will :

What kind of chemical is flammable?

Irritation from the skin is damaged and lower blood pressure by dilating the blood vessels, the immune system releases:

Which one of the following would not be a proper method of using a metal pusher:

To avoid responsibility of client’s allergy to a product, you have to:

Where dose glue overflow?

Minor bleeding in manicuring is stopped best with:

To remove stain from fingernails, use:

Emery boards are discarded after each use because:

An abnormal overgrowth of the nail is known as:

Which one of the following conditions the manicurist may not treat:

Implements used with excessive pressure at the root of the nail might:

The muscles that close the fingers are called the:

What is the benefit of acrylic nail?

In manicuring. the nail buffer is used for tip and acrylic to:

An abrasive to smooth nail ridges would be:

A manicurist's license entitles the licensee to do all except which one of the following:

Phalanges are found in the:

Before trimming the cuticle, what do you do?

What would you do when glue overflows onto the skin in the application of nail tips:

The use of fingers to remove materials from a container is acceptable for client application if:

To remove acrylic from a patron’s nail, it is best to:

Which of the following is not a nail disease:

The appearance of a healthy nail shows a:

What do you use mending paper for?

To remove callous skin during a pedicure, use buffer with?

The nail root begins from an actively grow tissue called the:

A hangnail condition may be corrected by trimming the hangnail and softening the surrounding skin with:

If you open a salon, the first requirements for the Board of Barbering and Cosmetology approved are:

To push back cuticle you should use:

When you apply acrylic nails, what is the use of the primer?

Nail brushes and nail baths, used properly, help eliminate:

Cosmetology textbooks recommend that a steel pusher be used on a moist nail:

Split nails may be caused by:

The active agent in nail bleach is usually:

What is the contraindication for application of artificial nails on a customer who never wear artificial nails before?

Structures that are appendage to the skin are, hair, sweat glands, oil glands and:

Watery blisters and thick white skin between the toes are signs of:

What is catalyst?

White spots on the nails are known as:

What do you need to do before doing an artificial nail?

The white spot at the free edge of the artificial nail tip is:

To save an emery board in a plastic bag for each client after service, due to the growth of:

A person with manicuring license s allowed to work with;

What kind of curing agent do you use when applying gel nails?

The manicurist can help in protecting the client’s health by conducting the best:

Which of the following is prohibited for use in a manicure:

If the client has callous, which instrument should not be used?

The visible portion of the nail, resting upon the nail bed is the:

The abductor muscle are necessary for:

The product that must be used for disinfecting sharp instruments In a beauty salon is:

To prepare a 1000 p.p.m. solution of E.P.A. registered Quaternary ammonium compounds, using a 15% active ingredient, you would mix:

To smooth out wavy ridges and add shine to the nail, you should use a:

Blue nails are usually a sign of:

To retard polish chipping on the free edge:

What do you use to wipe (to clean) the manicure table?

Where do you find lanolin and emollient?

While performing a manicure, the technician accidentally cut into client’s skin, what should he/she do immediately?

The powder on a brush for the application of acrylic nail should be:

Why do you have to fill acrylic nails?

If a client with nail fungus or mold, the only service you may be allowed to:

Shaping is most often done before of the nail bath, as:

Warming the solvent to 105 degrees speeds removal time for removing artificial nail enhancement by

A chamois is used:

How long do you immerse your client’s feet in antiseptic when doing pedicure?