Skin Diseases and disorders
What is a contraindication?
A contraindication is a occurring issue that will affect whether a service can be preformed.
Difference between acrylic and Gel-X?
Acrylic is the process of using the chemical reaction from monomer and polymer to build a shape from nail tips. Gel-X is the process of curing a gel glue to your natural nail with a nail tip and painting the nail tip with gel polish.
What face type would you contour the cheeks, forehead and jawline?
Round and oval
The most commonly used developer?
20%
The first thing you should do is?
Sanitize
What are examples of contraindications?
Pregnancy any contagious diseases.
Best nail enhancement for those who bite or are hard on their nails?
Acrylic is best for nail biters but can cause severe nail damage if not removed correctly
What is a round face shape?
Characterized by equal width and length with soft, rounded curves rather than sharp angles
It is the single-word art term that serves as a direct synonym for the word "color" itself.
Hue
What is canities?
This is the technical term for gray or unpigmented hair.
What is a macule?
A flat spot or discoloration on the skin, such as a freckle.
What is the apex?
The highest point of a nail enhancement, which provides strength and structure.
What is a square face shape?
This face shape features an angular jaw and a forehead of roughly equal width, with straight lines making up the sides.
This is the golden rule regarding artificial hair color and pre-existing tint.
Artificial color does not lift artificial color.
What is alkaline?
Solutions that have a pH above 7.0 are considered to have this chemical property, which softens and swells the hair cuticle.
What is a bulla
A large blister containing a watery fluid, similar to a vesicle but larger.
What is cyanoacrylate?
The primary fast-acting adhesive ingredient used in nail resin and wrap systems.
What is an oval face shape?
This classic face shape is considered the most "ideal" and balanced because its length is about 1.5 times its width.
What are alkalizing agents (such as ammonia)?
alkaline agents that raise the cuticle of the hair so that color or lightener can penetrate the cortex.
What is the hyponychium?
This is the slightly thickened layer of skin that lies directly underneath the free edge of the nail.
What are secondary skin lesions?
Characterized by piles of material on the skin surface—such as a crust or scab—or depressions in the surface like an ulcer.
What is 35 percent?
The ideal average percentage of a C-curve in a standard salon or spa nail enhancement.
What is a heart shaped face?
Wider at the forehead and temples, this face shape gradually tapers down to a narrow, pointed chin.
What is 40-volume peroxide?
This volume of hydrogen peroxide developer provides the maximum amount of lift possible in a standard one-step lightening process.
What is onychomycosis?
The technical term for nail fungus