Nail Enhancement Quiz
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When lightly tapped with the handle of the brush, hard nail enhancements make _____.
A. A hollow sound
B. A clicking sound
C. Beautiful music
D. No sound
The tacky surface left on the nail after a UV or LED gel has cured is called the _____________ layer.
A. inhibition
B. contour
C. adhesion
D. primary
A _____ is a buffer used to create high shine on a natural nail or a nail enhancement when no polish will be worn.
A. Coarse grit
B. Medium grit
C. Fine grit
D. Shiner
The thickest nails adhesives that require more drying time are:
A. gels
B. liquids
C. creams
D. brush-ons
An artificial nail made of ABS plastic that is adhered to the natural nail to add length is called:
A. an overlay
B. a nail wrap
C. an acrylic nail
D. a nail tip
Natural oil and shine are removed from the nail plate with:
A. antibacterial soap
B. an abrasive
C. an adhesive
D. nail wrap
_____ primers were developed because acid-based nail primer is corrosive to the skin and potentially dangerous to the eyes.
A. Acid free and non acid
B. Polymer
C. Acetone
D. Monomer
Sculptured nails are created by combining monomer liquid with _________.
A. Polymer adhesive
B. Polymer resin
C. Polymer powder
D. Acrylic powder
Which of these is a thick-viscosity resin that allows the cosmetologist to build an arch and curve into the fingernail?
A. Building gel
B. Soft UV or LED gel
C. Pigmented gel
D. Bonding gel
Different bulbs produce greatly differing amounts of UV and LED light. This is referred to as the UV and LED bulb intensity or _____________.
A. concentration
B. strength
C. amperage
D. occlusion
The amount of polymer powder and liquid monomer used to create a product bead is called the _______.
A. Initiator
B. Catalyst
C. Positive ratio
D. Mix ratio
A very thin-viscosity gel that is used as an alternative to traditional nail lacquers is ____________.
A. a pigmented gel
B. a self-leveling gel
C. a gel polish
D. a lacquer gel
Which of these products is used to increase adhesion of UV or LED gels to the natural nail plate?
A. Nail primer
B. Nail adhesive
C. Bonding gel
D. Nail cleanser
When gel polish is finished curing, a ______________ can be applied over it to create a high, lustrous shine.
A. gel polish
B. gloss gel
C. bonding gel
D. building gel
Which product removes surface moisture and tiny amounts of oil left on the natural nail plate?
A. Nail adhesive
B. Nail dehydrator
C. Gel primer
D. Cleansing solution
When using the brush to shape the enhancement on the free edge area, use ______.
A. The middle portion of the brush
B. The tip of the brush
C. The end of the brush
D. Long strokes
A ________________ is recommended to refine the surface contour for UV or LED gel nails.
A. nonabrasive
B. metal file
C. medium or fine abrasive
D. harsh or coarse abrasive
A thin, natural material with a tight weave that becomes transparent when adhesive is applied is:
A. linen
B. fiberglass
C. silk
D. paper
Gel polish _________________.
A. thickens over time
B. thins out over time
C. does not dry the same as lacquers
D. has an odor
After the nail plate is properly prepared for a light cured gel application, each layer of product is applied to the natural nail, nail tip, or form and requires exposure to a UV or LED light source to _____________.
A. dry
B. cure or harden
C. soften
D. take polish
Introducing air into the gel as you apply it to the fingernail will ________________.
A. help prevent cracking
B. help the gel to cure more evenly
C. give the nail a shinier appearance
D. reduce the strength of the cured gel
A chemical called ______________ initiates the polymerization reaction.
A. a chemoinitiator
B. an oligomer
C. a capacitor
D. a photoinitiator
There are many names for glossing gels, but they do not include which of the following?
A. Sealing gel
B. Layer gel
C. Finishing gel
D. Shine gel
A specialized acrylic monomer that has excellent adhesion to the natural nail place and polymerizes in second is called:
A. accelerator
B. cyanoacrylate
C. dehydrator
D. activator
The amount of colored pigment concentration in a gel is called ______________.
A. viscosity
B. translucence
C. pigmentation
D. opacity
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