Ch. 23 Liquid and Powder Nail Enhancements pop quiz

In regard to monomer and polymer nail enhancements , which of the following is true?

• The monomer is a powder and the polymer is a liquid.

• the monomer is a liquid, and the polymer is a powder

• both the monomer and polymer are liquids

• both the monomer and the polymer are powders

What is "Polymerization"?

• additives designed to energize and activate initiators

• nail powders in action

• A chemical process when monomers are turned into polymer powders

Which type of brush is best for applying monomer liquid and polymer powder products?

• nail polish brush

• natural hair brush

• plastic brush

• synthetic brush

Compared to standard monomer liquid and polymer powder products, odorless products_______.

• harden more slowly

• do not harden

• harden at about the same speed

• harden more quickly

The amount of monomer liquid and polymer powder used to create a bead is called the ______.

• combination equation

• mix ratio

• rebalance

How often should a client wearing nail enhancements return for a maintenance service?

• 3 to 4 weeks

• 5 to 6 weeks

• 2 to 3 weeks

• every week

What is the nail primer used for?

• to prepare nail and assist in adhesion.

• helps with the fumes

• It is used so that the brush does not stick to the nail

What does the term "abrasives" describe?

• how shiny the buffer is

• nail files and buffers

• the surface of the natural nail

How do you store monomer liquids and polymer powder?

• in a glass container, in a warm area

• in the refrigerator

• separate in dark, cool area

• close to a window

What is density?

• it is when the hair has different hair patterns.

• how many hair per square in

• how deep the hair follicle goes in the scalp

• is is the texture of the hair.