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What is the primary purpose of abrasives used for natural nails?
What is the primary purpose of abrasives used for natural nails?
Which statement is true regarding the use of abrasives on natural nails?
Which statement is true regarding the use of abrasives on natural nails?
What should be considered when selecting abrasives for natural nails?
What should be considered when selecting abrasives for natural nails?
Which of the following is least likely to be a consequence of improper abrasive use on natural nails?
Which of the following is least likely to be a consequence of improper abrasive use on natural nails?
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What is a common feature of abrasives specifically designed for natural nails?
What is a common feature of abrasives specifically designed for natural nails?
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Study Notes
Workplace Safety
- OSHA standards require an exterior salon entrance if the salon is located in a residence.
- Salon must have a designated area to store chemicals and disinfectants separate from the salon bathroom.
- Fungal infections are also known as ringworm.
- Psoriasis is a skin condition involving red patches with silvery scales.
- Nail drills should not be hobby drills.
- 80 grit nail files are coarse and rough, while 120 grit files are fine and suitable for acrylic filing or natural nails.
- Alkaline waves are also known as cold waves.
- Remove all cotton from a client's hair after a perm treatment before processing.
Hair Treatments
- Chemicals in perm solutions penetrate the cortex.
- The base color of grey hair is considered neutral.
- Perm rods are sized according to desired curl diameter.
- When performing services away from stationary locations, businesses, or salons, a permanent address must be provided to the TDLR, the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulations.
- When texturizing hair, a vertical cutting line is used.
- Services may not be performed on clients with inflamed cuticles.
- Services like nail care are not permitted on clients with inflamed cuticles.
Relaxers and Treatments
- A neutralizing shampoo is used to neutralize hydroxide relaxers.
- UV sanitizers are used for cleaning and sterilizing implements and tools after use.
- Bacteria grow on bar soap.
- Hair can be described by its coolness, warmth, or neutrality.
Additional Notes
- Correcting under-lightened orange hair involves using a blue toner.
- Before disinfecting surfaces, wash them with soap and warm water.
- The anagen phase is when new hair is produced.
- Three lines of cutting in hair are vertical, horizontal, and diagonal.
- If someone transfers ownership of a salon, a license must be applied for.
- Lice can spread through clothing.
- The finger that holds the blade is generally the ring finger.
- Products such as conditioners contain humectants to provide moisture.
- Hair relaxer application uses a ½ to ¾ inch application space from the scalp, one inch away from the ends of hair.
- A base cream is placed on the skin and scalp during hair relaxing treatments.
- The outermost hair layer is known as the cuticle.
- Identifying temporary, permanent, and semi-permanent hair coloring.
- Dark patches or spots on skin may indicate malignant melanoma, a type of skin cancer.
- Nail technician licenses expire on the second anniversary of the date of issue.
- Color filler equalizes hair porosity.
- The softer curl is obtained from an off-base perm roller.
- Hair ends not curled are sometimes identified as fish hooks.
- Sebaceous glands produce too much sebum, the cause of oily dandruff.
- Before removing a hangnail, soak it in warm soapy water.
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Test your knowledge on essential workplace safety standards and hair treatment procedures. This quiz covers topics like OSHA regulations, chemical storage, and various hair conditions. Perfect for professionals in the salon industry.
