Nail Technology Concepts Assessment

This video tutorial covers the creation and application of acrylic nails using monomer liquid and polymer powder. It discusses safety measures, tools, and techniques for applying nail products and primers. The tutorial also explains the chemical components involved, such as catalysts and initiators, and the importance of bead consistency in nail shaping. Techniques for nail extension and final touches are also covered, along with product recommendations.

What is the primary component used to create acrylic nails?

• Gel polish

• UV gel

• Monomer liquid and polymer powder

• Silk wraps

Which type of glove is recommended for nail salon services?

• Nitrate polymer

• Vinyl

• Latex

• Cotton

What consistency should the bead have for shaping the free edge?

• Wet

• Thick

• Dry

• Medium

How many nails should a brush hold enough primer for?

• Five

• Four

• Two to three

• One

What is the apex of the nail responsible for?

• Flexibility

• Strength

• Color

• Length

What is the role of catalysts in monomer liquid?

• To increase shine

• To add color

• To reduce odor

• To control set time

What is a monomer?

• A nail file

• A type of nail polish

• A single unit molecule

• A large molecule

What is used to extend nail enhancements beyond the fingertip?

• Nail tip

• Nail polish

• Nail glue

• Nail form

What is polymerization also known as?

• Hardening

• Shaping

• Softening

• Coloring

Which abrasive is most appropriate for final buffing?

• 180 grit

• 240 grit

• 100 grit

• 360 grit