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| 12 Curved Lines that are used to blend and soften horizontal or vertical lines are |
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| 12 Colors that recede or move in toward the head creating the illusion of less volume are |
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| 12 the overall design that a client will respond to first is |
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| 12 the area surrounding the form is |
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| 12 Establishing equal or appropriate proportions to create symmetry in a design is called |
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| 12 2 defining characteristics of hair type are |
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| wave pattern and hair texture |
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| 13 Products are classified as alkaline solution or acidic solution by measuring the amount |
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| 13 the lipophilic tail of a surfactant molecule is considered to be |
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| 13 the water attracting head of a surfactant molecule is |
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| 13 main ingredient of most shampoo is |
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| 13 two conditioning agents that boost shampoo and restore moisture and elastisity to the hair shaft are |
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| 13 Substants that absorb moisture and promote the retention of moisture are known as |
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| 13 two basic requirements for a healthy scalp are cleanliness and |
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| 13 do not use high frequency current on hair treated with tonics or lotions that contain |
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| 14 part of the head that is found by placing a comb flat on the side of the head is |
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| 14 highest point of the top of the head is |
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| 14 diagonal lines in a haircut blend long layers into short layers and create |
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| 14 the space between 2 lines or surface that interest at a given point is a |
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| 14 the angle at which the fingers are held when cutting is referred as |
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| 14 when you are building weight in a haircut the hair should be held |
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| 14 the technique that allows you to cut the hair very close to the scalp and create a flat top or square surface is |
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| 14 the thickness or the diameter of the hair strand is referred to as the |
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| 14 the hand position that is most used when cutting uniform or increasing layers is |
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| 14 razor should not be used in curly hair as it weakens |
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| 14 when cutting with verticle or diagonal cutting lines the best way to maintain control of the subsection is to cut |
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| 14 visual line in a haircut where the ends of the hair come to one hanging length is called |
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| 15 two rows of ridge curls on the side of a head are called |
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| 15 two rows od ridge curls on the side of a head are called |
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| 15 movement or the amount of mobility of a curl is determined by the |
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| 15 curl that is placed completly off base and allows for the greatest mobility is |
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| 15 commonly shaped pin curl base is |
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| 15 forcing hair between the thumb and the back of the comb to create tension is called |
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| 15 point where curls of oppisite direction meet forming a recessed area is called |
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| 15 process of temporarly straightning extreamly curly hair by means of heated comb is called |
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| 15 hair pressing that removes 50 to 60% of curl is |
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| 15 press that removes 60 to 75% is |
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| 15 thermal press that removes 100% of the curl is |
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| 15 after heating the pressing comb the temp of the comb should be tested using |
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| 15 create curls in using rollers the hair should be wrapped around the roller |
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| 16 with regard to wave pattern or configuration, a coil is defined as a |
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| 16 manufactured synthetic fiber with a texture similar to extreamly curls or coiled hair types that does not reflect light and used for extensions is |
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| 16 Natural, textured hair that is interwoven and meshed together to form a single or seperate network of hair is |
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| 16 light soft extension material that does not reflect light and gives the braid a matte finish |
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| strong extension material that comes from the domestic ox found in the mountains of Tibet central Asia |
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| 16 braid made when 2 strands are twisted around each others |
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| 17 hair is arranged so that the the cuticles of all hair strands slope in the same direction is |
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| 17 wigs that most closely resemble actual human hair growth with flexability at the roots are |
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| 17 head-shaped forn uded to secure a wig for cleaning cutting coloring |
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| 17 chemical hair texturizers temp raise the PH of the hair in order |
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| soften and swell hair shaft |
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| 17 chains that are formed by peptided bonds that are linked together |
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| 18 long coiled polypeptide chains that make up approx 97% of hair structure is |
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| 18 correct permaent wave service alters only what bonds |
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| 18 Building Blocks of proteins are |
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| 18 chemical based side bonds that are formed when two sulfur-type chains are joined together |
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| 18 hydroxide relaxers that do not require the application of protective base |
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| 18 change the natural wave pattern of hair the side bond of what layer of hair must be broken |
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| 18 weak physical side bonds that are the result of an attraction between negative and positive eletrical charges |
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| 18 the restructuring process coarse resistant hair with a strong compact cuticle requires a chemical solution that is |
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| 18 once in the cortex the waving solution breaks the disulfide bonds through a chemical reaction is called |
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| 18 the most common reducing agents used are |
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| 18 the main active ingredient-or-reducing agent in alkaline permanent waves |
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| 18 an acid with a low PH that is the primary reducing iagent in acid waves |
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| glycerylomonothioglycolate |
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| 18 the most common reducing agent used in the thio-free waves are mercaptamine |
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| 18 two important functions performed during the neutralization process are |
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| deactivate waving solution and restore disulfide bonds |
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| 18 hair that is treated with hydroxide relaxers must not be treated with |
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| 18 neutralizer used in thio relaxers is an oxidizing agent usually |
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| 18 the active ingredient in all hydroxied relaxer is the |
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| 18 hydroxide relaxers remove one atom of sulfer from a disulfide bond converting it into a |
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| 18 relaxersthat contain two components and must be mixed immediately prior to use are |
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| guanidne hydrogen relaxer |
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| 18 unlike thio neutralization the neutralization process of hydroxide relaxers does not involve |
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| 18 the difference in the strength of most chemical hair relaxers is determined by by the concentration of |
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| 18 relaxers that contain only one component and are used without mixing |
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| 18 relaxers are often marketed and sold as as no mix no lye relaxers |
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| potassium hydroxide relaxers |
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| 18 permanent waving the reduction reaction is due to the addition of |
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| 18 sodium hydroxide relaxers are commonly called |
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| 19 when attempting to color the unpigmented hair in a salt and pepper head to ensure gray coverage formulate the color |
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| two levels lighter than natural |
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| 19 pigment that lies under the natural hair color is |
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| 19 colors that absorb more light and can look darker than their actual level are |
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| 19 permanent hair color applications are classified as either |
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| single processed or double processed |
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| 19 hair coloring products fall into one of how many catagories |
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| 19 dye precursors that combine with hydrogen peroxied to form larger permanent tint molecules are also referred to as |
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| 19 as part of their composition all permanent hair coloring products and lighteners contain both a developer and |
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| 19 the process of treating gray or very resistant hair to allow for better penetration of color is |
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| 20 hair removal service should not be performed on clients taking a medication containing |
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| 20 natural arch of the eyebrow or the curved lie of the eye socket follows what bone |
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| 20 facial waxing should not be performed on clients with the condition of |
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| 20 the technical term that refers to the overgrowth of hair on the body is |
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| 20 decolorizing the hair's natural pigment allows the colorist to create the exact degree of |
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| 20 hydrogen peroxide mixed into a lighter formula creates a chemical process called |
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| 18 what more than any other single factor what determines the ability of the hair to hold a curl |
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| 18 the combo of a thio relaxer and a thio permanent wrapped on large rods is a |
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| 19 the process of rearranging the basic structer of extreamely curly hair into a straighter or smoother form is |
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| 17 hairpieces that have openings at the base through which the clients hair is blended are |
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| 17 a simple quick stitch that can be used to secure the entire legth of a weft to a track is the |
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| 16 a comb for design parting and opening and removing braids is a |
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| 16 brushes that collapse when they encounter too much resistance in relaesing tangles from the hair are |
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| 15 a true classic hairdo created out of a simple ponytail that can be a simple style or dressed up is |
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| 14 the process of removing excess bulk without shortening hair length is |
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| 13 antidandruff shampoos and conditioners contain antifungal agents that suppress the growth of |
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| 13 hair should never be brushed before a |
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| 1. Archeological studies reveal that haircutting and styling were practiced as early as the |
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| 1. During the Victorian Age, women pinched their cheeks and bit their lips to: |
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| Induce natural color rather than use cosmetics |
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| 1. Ancient Egyptians were the first civilization to infuse essential oils from: |
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| leaves, bark and blossems of plants |
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| 1. During the Renaissance period, the unusual practice of showing eyebrows was done to give women a greater look of: |
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| 1. In Ancient Rome, women used their haircolor to indicate their: |
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| Poor women in Ancient Rome colored their hair: |
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| 2. An unhealthy compulsion to always do things perfectly is: |
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| 2. A combo of understanding, empathy and acceptance is called: |
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| 2. Prioritizing means making a list of tasks to be completed in order of: |
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| 2.An essential part of a buisness plan is a: |
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| 2. The principals that include good character, proper conduct, moral judgement and human relations are called: |
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| 2. Professionals who have an easy time talking about themselves and listening to others have developed great: |
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| 2. Talking about yourself and others at work in the salon is: |
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| A success stratagy where you imagine yourself working in your dream salon is: |
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| 2. A talented and unlimited inner resource of ideas and solutions is an: |
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| 2. A symptom of taking on too much which in turn is a symptom of faulty organizations is: |
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| 2. The inner desire that instinctively propels you to do something is: |
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| 2. A well though-out process for career success is: |
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| 2. To stay on track with established goals for career success, it is important to remember to: |
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| Re-examine your game-plan |
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| 2. the two basic goal-setting techniques are long term and: |
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| 2. The combo of exercise and recreation stimulates: |
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| clear thinking and planning |
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| 1. In Ancient Rome, middle-class women colored their hair: |
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| 3. The design and plannning of the workplace for maximum comfort, safety, productivity and efficiency is known as: |
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| 3. The key to alleviating musculoskeletal disorders and back injuries is: |
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| 3. Stressful, repetitive motions have cumulative effects on joints and: |
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| 3. Daily maitenance and cleanliness through personal sanitary practices is known as: |
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| 3. To lessen the problem effects of repetive motions and physical discomfort include: |
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| Regular stretching intervals |
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| 3. As an advertisment for your skills and profession, your outward appearance should alwasys be: |
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| 3. The inability to cope with a threat, real or imagined, is defined as: |
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| 3. Your wardrobe selection in the salon should be clean, fresh and stylish and in conform with: |
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| 3. A confident and positive physical presentation is projected by: |
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| 4.the act of effectively sharing info between 2 people or more is known as: |
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| After the consultation and service, client formulations and specific techniques should be recorded on: |
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| 4. When handling a scheduling conflict with a client: |
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| 4. the single most important part of any service that should always be completed before the service is the: |
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| 4. As an employee, the correct time to discuss your performance, desires, and progress is during the: |
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| 4. When dealing with difficult clients, the best approach is to be: |
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| 4. When servicing a client for the dirst time, a visual tool to show case your technical skills is a: |
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| 4. During the consultation process to reiterate everything discussed to the client means to: |
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| repeat everythig in measured precise terms |
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| 4. When handling a conflict or problem with a coworker it's best resolved: |
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| 4.The ability to understand people is key to operating effectively and central to success and: |
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| 4.Good relationships are built on mutual respect and: |
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| 4. listening to the client then repeating in your own words when the client is telling you is known as; |
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| 4.Counseling clients on salon maitenance, limitations, and home maitenance commitments needed to keep the best look is called: |
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| 4. An important aspect of human relations and reflective listening is to: |
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| 5. Bacteria generally consists of an outer cell wall containing a liquid called: |
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| When removing implements from the disinfectant solution us: |
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| Tongs, gloves or a draining basket |
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| 5. A rod-shaped microorganism that infects clients due to improper disinfection of a whirlpool spa was: |
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| 5. the active stage and inactive or spore-forming stage of bacteria are: |
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| 5. A pimple or and abscess is an example of: |
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| 5. Federal law requires manufacturers to provede important product info, precautions, safety info and ingredients in form of: |
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| 5. The division process where bacteria divide into 2 new cells is: |
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| 5. An infection that is transmitted from one person to another is: |
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| 5. Pus forming bacteria arranged in curved lines resembling a string of beads is: |
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| 5. the level of protection required by the salon to kill most organisms with the exception of bacterial spores is: |
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| 5. Human Immunodeficiancy Virus (HIV) is the virus that causes: |
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| 5. A sign of a bacterial infection is the presence of: |
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| 5. The type of bacteria that rarely shows any active motility is: |
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| 5. Body tissues being invaded by disease-causing or pathogenic bacteria results in an: |
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| 5. A common human bactera that can be transferred through skin to skin contact or unclean implements is: |
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| 5. A sign of a bacteral infection is the presence of: |
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| 5. Bacteria are so small, they can only be seen through a: |
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| 5. The 3 main types of decontamination are: |
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| Sanitation, deisinfection and sterilization |
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| 5. Organism that live in or on another living organism and draw their nourishment from the host organism are: |
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| 5. To meet salon requirements for use against bacteria, fungi and viruses, a disinfectant ust have the correct: |
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| 5. Nail fungis can be contracted through implements that are not: |
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| 5. The small minority of harmful bacteria that invade plant and animal tissue are considered: |
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| 5. The standard that must be used inthe industry in dealing with bloodborne pathogins is regulated by: |
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| 5. A contagious skin disease that is caused by the itch mite is: |
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| 5. A disease caused by bloodborne virus and marked by inflammation of the liver is: |
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| 5.The skin disease that is caused by an infestation of head lice is called: |
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| 5. single use items that do not have the capacity to be disinfected after each client must be: |
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| 5. If an exposure incident should occur discard contaminated objects in: |
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| 5. An important action that can prevent the transfer of microrganisms from one person to another is: |
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| Spherical bacteria that grow in pairs and can cause diseases such as pneumonia are: |
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| 5. The first step in the decontamination mprocess is called: |
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| 5. A very safe and useful type of disinfectant, commonly called QUATs is: |
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| Quarternary ammonium compounds |
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| 5. One celled microrganisims with both plant and animal characteristics is called: |
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| 5. The type of immunity that the body developes after overcoming a disease or thru vaccination is: |
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| 5. To be effective, the strength of ethyl alcohol must be no less than: |
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| 5. Disease causing bacteria viruses that are carried thru the body in the blood/body fluies are: |
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| 5. Round shaped pathogenic bacteria that appear singular in groups are: |
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| 9. The thickened club like structure that forms the lower part of the hair root is the: |
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| 9. the condition of abnormal hair growth of terminal hair is referred to as: |
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| 9. the layer that consists of transparent, scale like cells that look like shingles on a roof is the: |
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| 9. the fibrous protein core formed by elongated cells that contains melanin pigment is the: |
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| 9. Hair is composed of protein that grows from cells originating within the: |
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| 9. The hairshaft that emerges from the scalp is a nonliving fiber composed of: |
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| 9. the term used to sescribe the shape of the hair strand is the: |
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| 9. All natural haircolor is the result of pigment located in the cortex called: |
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| 9. the cortex is responsible for the natural color of hair, 90% of weight and hair: |
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| 9. COHNS ELEMENTS carbon, oxygen, hydrogen, nitrogen, and sulfer: |
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| all found in hair, skin, and nails |
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| 9. A weak, temporary side bond that is easily broken by water and heat is a: |
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| 9. 3 layers of hair shaft; cuticle, cortex, and medulla which the medulla is composed of: |
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| 9. Course hair has the largest diameter and takes the longest to: |
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| 9. a temporary side bond between adjacent polypeptide chains that is broken by changes in pH is a: |
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| 9. a lengthwise section of hair shows that cuticle scales overlap and each individual cuticle scale is attatched to the: |
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| 9. Hydroxide chemical relaxers break disulfide bonds and convert them to: |
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| 9. The melanin that provides brown and black color is: |
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| 9. the substance secreted by the sebaceous glands is called: |
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| 9. Current research confirms that dandruff is the result of a fungus called: |
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| 9. The units of structure that build protein and are linked end to end like a string of beads are: |
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| 9. the 3 different types of cross links that form bonds between the polypeptide chains in the cortex are: |
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| hydrogen, salt, and disulfide bonds |
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| 9. the ability for the hair to absorb moisture is: |
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| 9. The pocket tubelike depresion in the scalp or skin that contains the hair root is the: |
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| 9. A small cone shaped area located at the base of the hair follicle that fits into the hair bulb is the: |
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| 9. The measurement that describes the # of individual hair strands on one square inch of the scalp is: |
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| 6. Most cells reproduce by dividing into two identical cells called: |
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| 6. The smaller bone in the forearm on the same side as the thumb is the: |
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| 6. The chemical process that takes place in living organisms whereby cells are nourished and carry out their activities is called: |
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| 6. The phase of metabolism that involves the breaking down of complex compounds within cells into smaller ones is: |
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| 6. The muscle that draws the eyebrow down and wrinkles the forehead vertically is the: |
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| 6. The tissue type that serves to support, protect, and bind together other tisses of the body is: |
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| 6. Groups of tissues designed to perform a specific function are: |
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| 6. The physical foundation of the body consisting of bones with movable and immovable joints is the: |
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| 6. The study of the functions and activities performed by the body structure is: |
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| 6. Nerve tissue carries messages to the brain and is made up of special cells known as: |
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| 6. The dense, active protoplasm found in the center of the cells is the: |
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| 6. The bone that forms the forehead is the: |
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| 6. Two bones that form the sides of the head in the ear region are the: |
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| 6. The inner and larger bone of the forearm, attached at the wrist and located on the side of the littler finger is the: |
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| 6. Basic unit of all living things is: |
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| 6. The facial skeleton has how many bones: |
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| 6. The muscle of the scalp that raises the eyebrows, draws the scalp forward, and causes wrinkles across the forehead is the: |
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| 6. all the protoplasm of a cell that surrounds the necleus is the: |
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| 6. The muscle that covers the back of the neck and upper and middle region of the back and that rotates and conrtols the swinging movement of the arms is the: |
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| 6. Muscles that are attached to bones and are voluntary or controlled by the will are: |
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| 6. extensor muscles that are involved with the bending of the wrist are: |
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| 6. the main sources or branches of blood supply to the head, neck, and face are the: |
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| 6. the nervous system as a whole is divided into how many main subdivisions: |
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| 6. Muscles that turn the hand inward so that the palms face downward are: |
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| 6. Thin-walled blood vessels that are less elastic than arteries and located closer to the skin surface are: |
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| 8. The part of the nail where the natural nail is formed is the: |
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| 8. The nail plate is constructed of how many layers of nail cells: |
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| 8. The water content of the natural nail directly affects the nail's |
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| 8. the living skin at the base of the nail plate covering the matrix area is the |
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| 8. the visible part of the matrix that extends underneath the living skin is called the |
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| 8. the slightly thickened layer of skin that lies underneath the free edge of the nail plate is the |
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| 8. the fibrous tissues that connect the nail bed and matrix to the underlying bone are: |
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| 8. ordinarily replacement of the natrual nail takes about |
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| 8. the nail bed is supplied with many nerves and is attached to the nail plate with a thin layer of tissue called the |
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| 8. natural nails will continue to grow provided what part of the nail is healthy and undamaged |
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| 8. the nail is an appendage of the skin and is part of what system |
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| 8. normal healthy nails grow in a variety of shapes, depending upon the shape of the |
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| 24. a severe inflammation in which a lump of red tissue grows up from the nail bed to the nail plate is a sign of |
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| 24. split or brittle nails with a series of lengthwise ridges and a rough appearance to the surface of the nail plate is: |
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| 24. aa nail condition where blood clots form under the nail plate due to a small injury of the nail plate is |
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| 24. ridges running vertically down the natrual nail plate are caused by |
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| 24. a dark band within the nail plate extending from the base to the free edge due to increased pifmentation is |
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| 24. to provide a smooth appearance to a natural nail plate with ridges, after careful buffing, apply |
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| 24. visible depressions running across the width of the natural nail plate that are the result of a major illness or injury are |
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| 24. in the early stages, a typical bacterial infection on the nail plate can be identified as a |
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| 24. minor damage to the matrix that produces a whitish discoloration or white spots on the nails is |
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| 24. nails with a noticeably thin, white nail plate that are more flexible than normal nails are |
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| 24. the naturally occurring skin bacterium that can grow out of control and cause nail infections, incorrectly referred to as mold, is |
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| 24. the lifting of the nail plate from the bed without shedding is a sign of |
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| 24. a highly curved nail plate often called folded nail caused by injury to the matrix or inherited, is a |
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| 24. tinea pedis is the medical term used to describe |
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| 24. the surface of ahealthy natural nail should be |
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| 24. an abnormal condition that occurs when skin is stretched by the nail plate and is a result of damage to the eponychium or hyponychium |
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| 24. parasites that under some conditions may cause infections to the feet and hands are |
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| 24. inflammation of the nail matrix followed by shredding of the natural nail plate is |
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| 24. any deformity or disease of the nails in general is called |
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| 24. onychomadesis is the separation and falling off of anail plate and can be traced to |
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| 24. nail infections are caused by a lare number of bacteria or |
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| 24. tiny pits or severe roughness on the surface of the nail plate is an indication of |
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| 24. tiny pits or severe roughness on the surface of the nail plate is an indication of |
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| 10. the difference between one element and another is the number of |
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| 10. a substance usually liquid that dissolves another substance to form a solution is a |
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| 10. the chemical combination of two or more atoms of different elements produces |
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| 10. a stable suspension of one liquid or solid in another liquid united with the aid of a binder is an |
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| 10.substances used to neutralize acids or rais the pH of many hair products are |
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| 10. change in the form of a substance that does not cause a chemical change is a |
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| 10. matter that has a fixed chemical composition and distinct properties is a |
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| 10. any substance that occupies space is considered to be |
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| 10. chemically joining two or more atoms produces a |
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| 10. a blended mixture of two or more liquids is a |
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| 10. liquids that are not capable of being mixed into stable solutions are |
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| 10. the simplest form of matter that cannot be broken down without the loss of identity is an |
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| 10. liquids that can be mised with each other without seperating easily are |
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| 10. suspensions differ from solutions in that suspensions contain particles that are |
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| 10. an example of an ammonia compound that is used to raise the pH of hair is |
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| 10. another term that is used interchangeably to describe an alkali is |
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| 10. there are how many naturally occurring elements each with its own distinctive physical and chemical properties? |
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| 10. a combination of two or more substances that are physically blended but not chemically joined is a |
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| 10. a sweet, colorless, oily substance that is used as a moisturizer in skin and body creams is |
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| 10. a chemical reaction that combines an element or compound with oxyben to produce an oxide is |
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| 10. substances that act as a bridge to allow oil and water to mix are |
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| 10. a common volatile organic compound that evaporates quickly and is used in hair spray is |
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| 10. an atom or molecule that carries an electrical charge is |
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| 10. the branch of science that applies to substances that contain carbon is called |
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| 10. ions with a positive electrical charge are |
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| 10.when oxygen is subtracted from a substance, the chemical reaction is called |
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| 10. a solution with a pH value of 7 indicates a |
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| 10.chemical reactions that are characterized by or formed by giving off heat are |
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| 11. cataphoresis forces acidic substances into deeper tissues using galvanic current from the |
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| positive toward the negative pole |
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| 11. the special device that prevents excessive current from passing through a circuit and overloading the circuit is a |
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| 11.the even-flowing electric current that travels in one direction only is |
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| 11. cordless electric clippers and battery chargers convert AC current from a wall unit to DC current needed to recharge DC batteries with the use of |
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| 11. the indication of the negative or positive pole of an electric current is referred to as the |
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| 11. rubber, silk, wood, and glass are common examples of |
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| 11. a measureent of how much electricity is being used in 1 second is |
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| 11. the current for facial and scalp treatments is measured in |
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| 11. the term used to measure the strength of an electric current is |
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| 11. rapid and interrupted current that flows in one direction and then in the opposite direction is |
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| an alternating current (AC) |
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| 11. careless electrical connections and overloaded circuits can result in an electric shock, burn, or |
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| 11. the path of an electric current from the generating, source back to the oriinal source is a |
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| 11. the path of an electric current from the generating, source bak to the orginal source is a |
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| 11. the electrical appliance connection that supplies current to the circuit is the |
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| 11. electricity does not occupy space or have physical or chemical prroperties, it is however a form of |
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| 11. a converter is an apparatus that changes direct current to |
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| 11. the unit that measures the pressure or force that pushes the flow of electrons forward through a conductor is a |
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| 11. electronic facial treatments are connonly referred to as |
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| 11. a glass or metal applicator that directs electric current from a machine to the clients skin is an |
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| 11. current that s hould not be used on clients who are pregnant, have high blood pressure, or have a pacemaker are |
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| 11. the positive electrode is called the |
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| 11. thermal or heat producing current with a high rate of oscillatoin or vibration is |
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| telsa high frequency current |
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| 11. the most commonly used modality is |
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| 11. introducing water-soluble products into the skin with the use of electric current is a process knopwn as |
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| 11. rays with short wavelengths that are the least penetrating, produce chemical effects, and kill germs are |
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| 11. rays with long wavelengths that penetrate the deepest and produce more heat than visible light are |
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| 11. infrared lamps used during hair treatments and to process hair color should be operated at a distance of at least |
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| 11. a combination light of all the visible rays of the spectrum is referred to as |
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| 11. the process frequently used to treat acne and milia and soften and emulsify deposits in the hair follicls are |
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| 11. a metal substance that is a particularly good conductor of electricity is |
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| 27. the term used to describe the degree of thickness of nail adhesives is |
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| 27. shallow depressions that serve as contact points for nail tips and the natrual nail are called |
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| 27. properly applied nail tips should never cover more than how much of the natural nail |
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| 27. when removing dust from the natural nail plate, stroke the brush from |
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| 27. to improve adhesion of nail tips to the natural nail plate, the nail must be |
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| 27. the nail tip adhesive used to secure the nail tip to a natural nail is also called |
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| 27. to press fabric wraps onto the natural nail plate and avoid the transfer of dust or oil, use |
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| 27. the contact areas of nail tips are smoothed with a fine grit block buffer held |
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| 27. a rough surface that is used to shape or smooth the nail and remove surfaces shine is a |
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| mediam fine abrasive board |
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| 27. the term used when gel activator is applied to no light gels to harden the gel is |
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| 27. small pieces of fabric used to strengthen a wak point in the nail or repiar a crack are |
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| 27. the product that gives a nail wrap system its unique properties is the |
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| 27. new fabric application and rebalancing on nail wraps should be done every |
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| 27.Nail enhancements made by using nail size pieces of cloth or paper are |
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| 27. a thin tightly woven natural material that becomes transparent when wrap resin is applied is |
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| 27. fabric wraps are made from silk, fiberglass, and linene |
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| 27. the technique used to apply nail tips is |
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| 27. fabric wraps that are slightly smaller than the nail plate prevent the fabric wraps from |
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| 28. acrylic nail enhancements are created by combining monomoer liquid with |
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| 28. for use with acrylic products, the best brushes to use are composed of |
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| 28. additives designed to speed up the chemical reactions of monomers are |
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| 28. when applying nail enhancements, surface moisture and natural oils left on the nail plate will |
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| 28. liquid and powder artificial nail enhancements are based on a subcategory of acrylic called |
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| 28. the initiator added to polymer powder to start the chain reaction of curing the nail enhancement is |
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| 28. a nail supply that is placed under the free edge to form a nail enhancement is a |
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| 28. the ratio of polymer powder and liquid monomer used to create a product bead is called the |
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| 28. to reach their ultimate strength, acrylic nail enhancements require |
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| 28. polymer powder is blended with pigments and colorants to produce various |
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| 28. preformed nail extensions made from tenite acetate plastic are |
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| 28. special containers used to hold monomer and powder to minimmize contamination and evaporation are |
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| 28. nail adhesives used for securing nail tips are all based on |
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| 28. the second bead of product placed on the natural nail should be |
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| 28. a full and proper rebalance of all artificial nail enhancements should be done every |
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| 28. in a rebalance procedure, the nail is thinned, the apex is removed, and the entire nail enhancement is |
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| 28. during removal, acrylic enhancements should soak for |
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| 28. in general odorless acrylics must be used with a |
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| 28. when using an odorless product, for the proper mix ratio with the brush, use |
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| multiple circular movements |
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| 28. odorless products hardent more slowly, which creates the tacky layer called the |
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| 28. the tacky layer of odorless nails can be removed by alcohol, acetone, manufacturer recommended products or by |
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| 29.the second UV gell applied is called the |
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| 29. brushes that are used to hold and spread the UV gel are |
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| 29. a short chain of monomers that is not long enough to be considered a polymer is a |
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| 29. traditionally, uv gels relied on urethan acrylate newer gel systems use |
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| 29.uv gel products are packaged in small, opaque pots or squeeze bottles for |
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| protection from uv exposure |
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| 29. although they are not traditionally thought of this way, nail enhancements based on uv curing chemistry are |
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| 29.a measure of how much electricity a uv bulb consumes is |
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| 29. depending upon the usage a typical uv lightbulb should be changed |
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| 29. for proper maintenance uv gel enhancements must be rebalanced |
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| 29. mthe sealer or finisher layer of a uv gel product covers the entire nail surface and is wrapped under the natrual free edge to |
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| seal the coating and provide additional protection |
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| 29. a uv lamp is required in the application of uv gel nail enhancements to |
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| properly cure uv gell nail enhancement |
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| 29. when contouring a uv gel nail enhancement, bevel down, stroking the file at a 45 degree angle from |
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| top, center dome to free edge |
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| 29. the first uv gel applied is called the |
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| 29. the third uv gel applied is called the |
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| sealer or finisher uv gel |
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| 29. the finisher uv gel is applied from the base of the nail plate to the free edge using |
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| 22. when removing cleanser in the eye area move outward on the upper lid and |
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| 22. during an analysis procedure cleansing milk is applied to the skin using |
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| upward circular movements |
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| 22. dry skin that is not producing enough sebum is also known as |
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| 22. obvious pores on the surface of the skin indicate |
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| 22. the difference between closed and open comedones is the size of the follicle opening or |
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| 22. pimples that have a pus head are called |
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| 22. the amount of sebum produced by the sebaceous glands determines the size of the |
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| 22. a client condition that might cause a negative side effect during a facial treatment is referred to as a |
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| 22. foaming wash-off type cleansers contain a detergent that is also known as a |
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| 22. cosmetology professionals are only allowed to use products that remove dead skin from the |
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| 22. exfoliating chemicals that dissolve or loosen dead-cell buildup are |
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| 22. products that are designed to lower the pH of skin after cleaning and aid in the removal of excess cleaning products are |
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| 22. salon alpha hydroxy acid exfoliants are often referred to as |
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| 22. chemical exfoliants that work by dissolving keratin protein in the surface cells are known as |
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| 22. a stimulating form of massage that consists of short, quick tapping, slapping, and hacking movements |
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| 22. a popular type of enzyme peel that does not dry and can be used during a steam treatment is the |
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| 22. skin products that have a higher concentration of ingredients are |
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| 22. water binding agents in moistureizers contain emollients or hydrators also known as |
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| 22. a light, continuous, stoking movment applied wit the fingers or palms with no pressure is |
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| 22. a cream-type enzyme applied to the face and rolled off the skin after forming a crust is |
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| 22. a lubricating cream that must be thoroughtly removed for additional producs to penetrate the skin is |
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| 22. oil absorbing masks that have an exfoliating and astringent effect, making large pores appear smaller are |
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| 22. masks containing hydrators and soothing ingredients that do not dry hard and can be used on sensitive skin are |
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| 22. masks that contain special crystals and dry to a plaster-like consistency are |
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| 22. a think open meshed cotton fabric that is used to hold mask products on the face is |
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| 22. light therapy using a light-emitting diode uses blue light to treat skin that is |
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| 22. the process of using galvanic current to penetrate watersoluble products containing ions into the skin is known as |
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| 22. an applicator used to direct electric current from a machin to the client's skin is |
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| 22. the impact of a massage treatment depends upon the amount of pressure, direction of movement, and |
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| 22. to provide a buffer for the skin when using a brushing machine, apply a thick layer of cleaner or |
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| 22. nikolas tesla is credited with discovering |
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| 22. the point over a muscle where pressure or stimulation will cause contraction of the muscle is the |
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| 22. a kneading movement that is performed by lifting, squeezing, and pressing tissure with light, firm pressure is |
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| 22. high frequency machinds have how many electrodes? |
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| 22. to soften skin tissures and follicle accuulations making them easier to extract, it is recommended to first use a |
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| 23. a thick foundation that is oil based, sold in a jar or tin, and may or may not contain water is |
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| 23. water based foundation is most often used for lighter coverage needs, for skin that is classified as |
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| 23. foundation is available in formulas of liquid, stick, or |
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| 23. any color that is significantly deeper or darker than the client's skin tone is considered a |
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| 23. the metal ring that keeps the bristles and handle of a brush together is the |
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| 23. liquid and cream forms of foundation are a mixture of water and oil with coloring agents called |
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| 23. no matter how light or dark the skin is a neutral skin tone contains equal elements of |
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| 23. when determining skin color you must first decide the skin |
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| 23. the ideal eyebrow shape s drawn in |
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| 23. the facial shape that is usually broader in proportion to its length is the |
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| 23. the use of shadows is used to |
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| 23. when learning corrective makeup techniques, the face is divided into three |
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| 23. eyelash hairs on a strip that are applied using an adhesive are |
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| 25. containers that create the perfect environment for pathogens to grow and reproduce are |
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| 25. the tissure that is pushed back and loosened with the spoon end of a metal implement is the |
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| 25. cuticle removers typidcally contain sodium or potassium hydroxide used to |
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| 25. total immersion of implements while they are disinfecting is a requirement of the |
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| 25. to soften the hardened proximal nail fold recommend that the client use |
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| 25. products that cannot harbor the growth of pathogens have brushes that are considered to be |
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| 25. cosmetic products that contain water provide a perfect growth opportunity for |
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| 25. which type of nail polish remover is recommended when removing nail polish from wrap types of nail enhancements? |
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| 25. nail products designed to soften dry skin around the nail plate and increase the flexibility of the natural nail are |
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| 25. massage cannot be performed on clients who have |
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| 25. a form of massage known as joint movment is the |
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| 25. a mild abrasive that polishes fine scratches from the surface of the nail plate is |
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| 25. spa manicures should include a relaxing massage and some form of |
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| 25. nail hardeners that are useful for thin, weak nail plates and that should never be applied to hard, rigid, or brittle nail plates contain |
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| 25. small pieces of cotton used to remove nail polish are called |
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| 25. product information on safe handling guidelines, first aid, and proper storage is contained in |
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| 25. the half mooon at the base of the natural nail is called the |
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| 25. the greatest success applying nail polish is achieved by using |
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| 26. liquid soap used for pedicuring should contain a mild |
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| 26. when filing the toenail during a pedicure, the nails should be filed |
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| 26. when performing a pedicure, do not push back the |
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| 26. to remove cuticle tissue with a currete, draw the curette over the plate away from the eopnychium sweeping in a |
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| 26. hot paraffin baths should not be given to clients with |
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| 26. a metal file that is designed to file in one direction is a |
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| 26. in massage, a friction movement using the fist with thumb out and applying firm pressure up the heel towards the ball of the foot is |
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| 26. toenail clippers that are the most effective should have jaws with a |
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| 26. a small scooper shaped implement used to remove debris in nail folds and cuticle area is a |
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| 26. to avoid the risk of infection, nippers should never be used on clients who are |
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| 21. alkali substances used to temporarily remove superflous hair at the skin level are |
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| 21. intense light used to destroy the growth cells of the hair follicle is a method of hair removal called |
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| 21. to avoid infection, sponge a tweezed area frequently with cotton moistened with |
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| 21. a natural arch of the eyebrow or the curved line of the eye sockeet follow what bone? |
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| 21. wax applied to an area should be removed using |
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| 21. to relax eyebrow tissue, saturate pledgets or towel with |
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| 21. an effective epilator treatment that uses a thick past easily removed with water is |
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| 21. wax that has a high incidence of allergic reactions and may require a patch test is |
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| 21. the technical term that refers to the overgrowth of hair on the body is |
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| 30. after being granted an employment interview or salon observation, it is customary to |
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| 30. the drive to take the necessary action to achieve a goal is called |
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| 30. a salone with a national name consistent image and business formula owned by an individual is considered a |
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| 30. the process of reaching logical conclusions by empoloying logical reasoning is |
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| 30. one of the most important steps in the process of job hunting is to narrow the search by |
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| 30. the small salon that is owned by an individual or two or more partners is called a |
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| 30. comparing answers from salon interview questions will help you choose |
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| best pkg of income and career |
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| 30. the average time an employer will spend scanning a resume is |
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| 30. when researching potential employment opportunities it is important that the stylist make |
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| 31. informing clients about a product without stressing that a dlient purchase is a |
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| 31. a salary plus commision structure is usd to motivate practitioners to increase |
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| 31. nonpayment of financial debts such as mortgages or student loans is called |
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| 31. scheduling is central to the salone business it is respectful to clients and coworkers to be |
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| 31. the most reliable method of compensation for anew salon professional is |
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| 32. in order to have a successful business a top priority in the allocation of funds is to |
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| 32. the federal agency that requires that the ingredients of cosmetic preparations be available to employees is |
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| 32. supplies that are used and replaced in the daily business operation are identified as |
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| 32. on of the best ways for a business owner to protect personal assets is |
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| 32. two of themost important factors in predicting the success of a business are |
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| good visibility and accessibility |
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| 32. good business operation requires a simple and efficient |
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| 32. a stockholder of a corporation is required to pay unemployment insurance taxes on |
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| 32. in planning and constructing the physical layout of a salon, it s hould be designed for |
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| 32. one reason for entering into a partnership agreement is to have |
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| 32. records that include recepts from client services and retail sales should be listed as |
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