2020 Natural Nail

How might you help a client soften the skin of their feet?

A treatment manicure may have a name that represents its purpose. Lightening age spot treatments might be which service?

How would you handle your gloves during a manicure and pedicure appointment for the same client?

Invisible shaving scrapes are known as what?

How many coats do you need for the MOST successful nail polish application?

The use of ________ in the spa is banned in several states.

A _______ is designed to reduce and smooth thicker foot calluses.

An implement with a small scoop shaped end that allows for more efficient removal of debris from nail folds?

What is your LAST step in creating a finished manicure look as beautiful as possible?

Which of the following abrasives is used to buff, polish, and remove very fine scratches?

What is the rapid tapping or striking motion of the hands against the skin called?

How might you help a client remove dry flaky skin from the feet?

What is it called when the nail technician gets to know a new client and their wants and needs?

For toenails, which grit is best to use in general?

Which piece of equipment is used to kill microorganisms and their spores on implements and tools?

What is the kneading, lifting, squeezing, and pressing of the tissue called?

All manicures can be performed using the ________ manicure technique.

What would you do if a client asked for chemical-free products?

What keeps supplies organized wherever you are performing pedicuring services?

Why is it important to know the scope of work for your license?

Which implement is best to use around the edges of the big toenail plate?

What is NOT included in a basic pedicure?

What service could you recommend next to a male client who received a manicure?

If a client comes in with very long nails, what should your first step be in performing a manicure?

What is the potential problem of a callus shaver blade?

Which tool is shaped like a two-sided nail file and creates shine on nails?

What is the continuous trembling or shaking movement applied by the hand without leaving contact with the skin called?

What is the ultimate pedicure footbath?

Choose the best option for softening and smoothing thickened calluses.

The list of services that you are legally allowed to perform within your specialty in your state is called what?

What is the fastest and easiest way to develop an optimal pedicure service?

Which of the following is used to apply nail oils?

A string of related appointments is known as what?

What is the art of caring for and beautifying the hand and fingernails?

What is the biggest consequence that could happen if your client is harmed while you perform an illegal service?

When polishing the nail, how should you handle the eponychium?

What would eliminate the relaxation therapy of a massage?

How can a salon get clients to come for services for a year?

A concentrated treatment product composed of mineral clay, moisturizing agents, skin softeners, oils and so on

In which application of paraffin treatment would you use commercial gloves?

Which of the following multiuse implements should be used to lift small bits of debris from the nail plate?

Which of the following is the first step in the nail polish application process?

Which of the following is NOT one of the ingredients you may find in a nail hardener?

What are the various strokes that manipulate or press one layer of tissue over another known as?

Which of the following are also called pledgets and can be used for many things, from product removal to application?

When scheduling a pedicure, advise your client NOT to shave her legs for __ hours prior to appointment.

____________ are designed to be absorbed into the nail plate to increase flexibility and into surrounding skin to soften

What is considered to be the MOST enjoyed feature of any nail service?

What is a consequence of performing services outside of the scope of practice in your state?

If a client is choosing a polish color, how would placing their hand on a white towel and under true light help?

Many salons and spas have services based on _____________, such as pumpkin spice manicures and pedicures in the fall.

For which of the following clients would you AVOID vigorous or strong massage techniques?

You can use ______ in a upscale service included in the massage of the feet and legs.

A pedicure is a cosmetic service performed on the ______ by a licensed nail tech or cosmetologist.

What treatment increases blood circulation to the skin while also trapping moisture?

AVOID this treatment on clients who have cuts, burns, rashes, warts, or eczema.

If you accidentally touch a guests skin with a wooden spatula used to remove product from a container what should you do

Which of the following is considered personal protective equipment?

What PPE's would OSHA require a nail technician to wear for protection against a hazard?

________ employs many principles of acupressure and acupuncture.

Treatment manicures may have names that closely represent their purpose. The use of an AHA would correspond with what?

Which of the following materials is best for a multiuse tool?

What do you call manicures that eliminate soaking the nails in water?

How long does a basic pedicure take?

When considering the three-part nail care procedure, which step would be second?

In which application of paraffin treatment would you use a disposable brush?

The succession of strokes where the hands glide over an area of the body with varying degrees of pressure or contact:

When providing a manicure service to a client who experiences involuntary movements:

___________ are designed to loosen and dissolve dead tissue on nail plate so that the tissue can be more easily removed.

_____________ contain ingredients designed to seal the skin around the nails and hold the subdermal moisture in the skin

How might you help a client who needs to tighten and tone the skin on the feet?

Since a man's manicure isn't always as long as a woman's, what service can you extend?

How long should you hold cotton saturated with polish remover on the nail?

Which of the following pieces of equipment is made from plastic, metal, glass or ceramic?

What is the average length for a manicure table?

Which of the following tools is designed to gently scrape cuticle tissue from the natural nail plate?

Pedicure________ are specifically designed for shortening nail toenails.

If you move to another state, where should you check to learn what laws and regulations are in the state you moved to?

How often should basin soak baths be cleaned?

How might you help a client condition the skin and soften calluses?

Pedicures were rarely performed until when?

What color is men's basic color for manicures?

Which of the following would be used to remove surface debris during a service?

What is often the MOST memorable part of the manicure?

Which of the following pieces of equipment helps maintain a clean, clutter-free appearance to your work area?

What should you be doing the last 10 minutes of your pedicure?

Pedicure______ must be used carefully to prevent trapping the skin of the toe in the jaws.

When using inserts in footbaths, how often should the insert be changed?

At what point should you perform a paraffin wax treatment if the goal is to put it over a mask?

What typically separates a man's manicure from a woman's?

Which type of nail would you recommend to client who has NOT had a manicure before and would like a conservative shape?

Which of the following has an electric option to add a special touch to pedicures?

What should you wear when using callus softeners?

How long does a spa pedicure take?

Which of the following would be a feature of BOTH a basic manicure and a spa manicure?

You may want to cool down the heat for this treatment for clients who are sensitive to heat.

What is the part of the consultation that would occur first, after the client has filled out the consultation form?

Which of the following abrasives is used to shorten and shape natural nails?

When was the resurgence of the spa industry?