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| The nail matrix and nail root are found here |
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Functions as a barrier to stop bacteria/infection from getting to the nail matrix
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| The cuticle overlapping the lunula is referred to as the |
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| All nourishment is supplied to the nail from the |
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| All nourishment is supplied to the nail from the |
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| Before the nail tech applies artificial nail enhancements, the natural nail must be |
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| The improper use of nail nippers may result in |
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| Very dry cuticles may result in which of the following |
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| A bacterial infection of the tissue around the nail |
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| The active ingredient in nail bleach or whiteners is |
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| For the most natural look, the shape of the nail should conform to the shape of the |
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| Which of the following will not cause nail fungus |
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| The pedicure process begins by |
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| Soaking the feet in a disinfectant footbath |
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| In discussing a haircut, where is the perimeter located |
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| It is recommended that you cut extremely curly hair |
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| It is recommended that you cut kinky, curly hair |
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| When cutting extremely curly hair, avoid which of the following cutting implements |
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| When cutting a "cowlick", what tension should be used? |
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| When cutting hair with electric clippers, the hair should be |
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| When cutting the hair with a razor, the hair should be |
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| To avoid pulling the hair |
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| The reason razor cutting requires damp hair is |
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| The principal reason for using thinning shears is |
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| Tapering has many different names, which of the following is not a name for tapering |
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| Layering means the hair lengths have been cut |
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| Which of the following would not be useful to thin out the hair |
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| On which part of your cutting shears does your little finger rest? |
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| Layering very close to the skin |
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| Which of the following can be achieved with the "shears over comb" technique? |
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| Layering very close to the skin |
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| Which of the following can be achieved with the "shears over comb" technique? |
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| Type of haircut most suitable for a client with a large chin or prominent jawline? |
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| In cutting very straight hair, what degree of tension is recommended? |
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| A client has fine, dense hair, and wants it thinned out. How far from the head, should the stylist hold the razor or thinning shears? |
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| Blunt and straight across |
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| Club cutting is a method of cutting the hair |
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| Close at the nape and high at the crown |
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| To create the appearance of height, cut the hair |
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| When trying to create more body in fine hair |
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| In razor cutting, the amount of hair removed in one razor stroke is dependent upon |
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| When slithering hair, the best results will be obtained when using shears with which edge |
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| Flexible comb, used in a "scissor over comb" technique , creates a close/tight neckline is |
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| Which of the following hair cutting implements may be used on wet or dry hair |
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| Which of the following hair cutting implements could be used on dry hair |
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| Which of the following hair cutting implements is best used on wet/damp hair |
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| These hair-cutting lines are used to create a sense of weight and stability |
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| Diagonal These hair-cutting lines are used to create sense/illusion of movement |
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| The angle/degree at which you hold the hair out from the scalp prior to cutting |
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| A blunt cut tends to create lines that are |
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| In the "shear over comb" cutting technique, which comb is generally used? |
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| In the "shear over comb" technique, you should work with an area |
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| In the "shear over comb" technique, the angle of the comb will determine |
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| In the "shears over comb" technique, the stylist should begin the haircut at the |
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| If your client has lice, what must you do? |
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| Go against direction of the hair growth pattern |
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| When cutting the hair with clippers, it is generally best to |
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| Sideways across top of the comb |
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| When cutting the "clipper over comb" technique, the clippers move |
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| Palm them, closed, facing the stylist |
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| While cutting a client' hair, if the stylist momentarily stops cutting, what is the best method to handle the shears |
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| Thinning shears are used to |
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| Remove more hair then double-notched |
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| Using "single-notched" shears will have which of the following effects |
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| Remove less hair than single-notched |
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| Using "double-notched" shears will have which of the following effects |
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| A uniformed layered cut (same length throughout) is cut at what angle/degree |
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| A haircut using a 0 degree/angle is referred to as all of the following except |
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| Thinning the hair, opening & partially closing shears up and down the hair shaft |
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| Slithering/effilating refers to the technique of decreasing bulk by |
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| The technical/medical term for the palm of your hand |
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| There are ___ bones in the metacarpus |
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| This is the largest artery in the body |
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| There are ___ bones in the wrist/carpus |
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| Outer corner of the eyes, inner corner of the eyebrows |
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| "Fringe" is another term for "bangs" and is generally used to cover the area from |
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| When cutting hair with electric clippers, the hair should be |
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| The neutralizer used in a permanent wave solution/chemical hair relaxer is |
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| To avoid pulling the hair |
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| The reason razor cutting requires wet hair is |
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| Shorter interior, longer exterior |
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| A haircut using a 180 angle will have which of the following lengths |
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| Tapering has many different names, which of the following is not a name for tapering |
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| The proper position for the shampoo cape while shampooing a client's hair is |
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| For what type of skin are facial scrubs contra-indicated (not advisable)? |
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| hen the palms of the hands/finger tips are used in a rubbing motion, this is called |
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| Remove more hair than "double-notched" |
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| Using single-notched shears will have which of the following effects |
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| Which of the following will remove the greatest amount of hair? |
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| The approximate pH of permanent wave neutralizer is |
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| Which of the following would likely need to be melted prior to use |
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| You have lightened your client's hair from a Level 3 to a Level 6, what is the underlying exposed warm pigment and what is correct toner to create a neutral result |
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| You have lightened your client's hair from Level 5 to a Level 9, what is the underlying exposed warm pigment and what is the correct toner to create a neutral result |
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| You have lightened your client's hair from Level 5 to Level 9, you then apply a blue based Toner, what is the result? |
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| Less scalp visibility/longer hair |
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| In the "scissors over comb" technique, holding comb flat against the head will result in |
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| Relaxing the hair with heat |
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