How often should gel enhancements be removed?

___ gels may or may not have an inhibition layer.

What is the scale used to identify a certain color and intensity of light?

A client would need a strong product, such as a liquid or powder, when the extension is:

___ gels create a high shine and can be used with other extension services, such as liquid and powder or dip nails.

Gels are NOT as hard as ___ enhancements.

When applying beads of gel, start at the _______.

When applying a bead of gel, float it TOWARD the _______. This is NOT the first area to float the gel on.

Which is TRUE about gels?

Curing lamp LED bulbs have wavelengths of _______.

Which of the following should a nail technician use before applying primer or removing surface moisture?

What should a nail tech do if the client does NOT want her gel enhancement anymore?

When a client complains about polish getting damaged quickly, which service should you recommend:

Which of the following should a nail technician use to contour and shape the nail?

Be sure to choose an application brush that has the following qualities EXCEPT what?

What would you recommend to a client who has fragile nails and likes the look of traditional manicures?

Elliot is gathering the supplies that he will need for a gel application. Which product should he be sure to get in order to improve the adhesion of gels?

________ is the linking of the oligomers together into a solid chemical-resistant material.

What would you recommend to a client who likes to change her polish often?

________ gels are an alternative to traditional nail lacquers; they are available in frosted hues and creams.

What would you recommend to a client who likes the look of traditional nails but often damages her nails immediately after service?

What usually occurs when clients and nail techs are choosing the service that will be performed?

You can ______ product on if you have tiny low spots that need to be filled.

______ is the measurement of the thickness or thinness of a liquid and affects how that fluid flows.

Nail technicians need a thorough understanding of light-cured gels because of all of the following EXCEPT:

When a client complains about polish lifting, what should a nail tech recommend?

Which of the following would you recommend to a client who wants a special color to match her prom dress?

Alicia is gathering the supplies that she will need for a gel application. Which product should she get to extend the length of the natural nail?

Which of the following should a nail technician use to give a high-gloss shine when gel polish will not be used?

Finishing gels are sometimes referred to as ______ gels.

________ occurs as each bond of the polymer is created: The more bonds that are formed when the gel cures, the more heat that is generated.

What will occur if you contact the skin with beads of gel?

Soft gels are also known as ______ gels.

Finishing gels are thick-viscosity gels that allow the nail technician to build an arch or extension.

A(n) ______ is also known as a pre-polymer and is a thick, gel-like, sticky acrylate that is between a liquid and a solid.

What is the cure time for an LED lamp?

What will happen if gel is left open near a window or lamp?

How would you AVOID a heat spike and discomfort for your client when curing?

What can you do if gel cures on your brush?

Where should gel products be stored when NOT in use?

Which of the following should a nail technician use to overlay the natural nail or to create an extension?