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WorksheetsKirby's Eyelash Extensions Quiz 4
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 13mins
Why is specialized training necessary for performing lash extension services?
Extensions are applied quickly and easily
The procedure requires detailed, precise application techniques
Adhesive is not used during the service
Extensions are identical to strip lashes
Which practice helps lash extensions stay intact longer?
Applying mascara daily
Using oil-based removers
Handling lashes gently when cleansing the eye area
Sleeping face-down
Before offering lash extension services, what should a professional evaluate first?
Current lash fashion trends
The safety and quality of the adhesive product
The client’s eyeliner preference
The brand of mascara they use
Which lash option is best for a fast and dramatic look suitable for a short event?
Lash extensions
Individual lashes
Strip lashes
Lower-lash clusters
What is the FIRST step required before starting any eyelash extension procedure?
Put on gloves
Wash hands thoroughly with soap and water
Disinfect only the tweezers
Use hand sanitizer only
Tools, implements, and materials used for lash services must be:
Wiped with tissue
Cleaned and properly disinfected
Sprayed lightly with water
Stored away without cleaning
Surfaces such as lash beds and chairs must be:
Wooden
Covered or made from non-porous material
Fabric-covered for comfort
Disposable after each client
Which items must ALWAYS be disinfected between clients?
Tweezers, nasal aspirator, and eyelash dryer
Mascara tubes
Towels only
Disposable gloves
Which of the following is considered a single-use item?
Tweezers
Disposable gloves
Eyelash dryer
Metal headband
Which group consists of items that MUST be disposed of after one client?
Towels and tweezers
Tissues, wipes, fabric strips, surgical tape, eye pads
Tweezers and dryers
Capes and gowns
Which items must be replaced or freshly cleaned for every client?
Adhesive bottles
Disposable and terry towels, brushes, spatulas, gowns, headbands
Tweezers only
Mascara wands only
The adhesive used for eyelash extensions must be:
Any salon adhesive
Properly labeled semi-permanent glue
Nail glue
Craft glue
Semi-permanent glue and remover must always be used:
Only if the client requests it
According to manufacturer instructions
Mixed with water before use
After refrigeration
How should extensions be stored?
In a sealed bag or covered container
In a fabric pouch
On an open workstation
In a makeup organizer
Where must lash extensions be kept when not in use?
On the client’s tray
In a clean, dry, debris-free area
With used tools
In a personal makeup bag
Which items must be disinfected between all clients?
Disposable gloves and towels
Chairs, beds, and headrests
Mascara tubes
Adhesive rings
Which tool is not single-use and can be disinfected and reused?
Cotton swabs
Eye pads
Fabric strips
Tweezers
Why must treatment chairs and beds be non-porous?
They look more stylish
They are easier to disinfect properly
They are cheaper to replace
Clients prefer the texture
What must the practitioner do before beginning any lash service?
Apply mascara to the client
Wash hands with soap and water
Put on a headband
Apply adhesive to tweezers
Why is handwashing required before lash application?
To warm hands for client comfort
To prevent cross-contamination and protect client health
To avoid softening the adhesive
To remove oils from the tweezers
EPA-approved disinfectant must be used on tools like tweezers because:
It makes tools shiny
It removes bacteria and viruses effectively
It works like perfume
It dries tools faster
Why must non-porous surfaces be used for lash beds and pillows?
They cost less
They resist absorbing product and can be disinfected thoroughly
They are softer
They match more décor
How are strip lashes ideally used for clients?
For fast, temporary enhancement for events
For long-lasting wear of 6–8 weeks
For medical lash replacement
For bottom-lash applications only
Why must mascara be removed before placing artificial lashes?
It makes the lashes lighter
Adhesive bonds more effectively to clean natural lashes
It reduces lash curl
It shortens the lashes
What is the safest method to prevent contamination during lash services?
Using the same tools if they “look clean”
Disinfecting all reusable tools and replacing all single-use items
Sharing lashes between clients
Allowing clients to provide their own tools
