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L2 Nail Enhancement RevisionVersion en ligne L2 Beauty Nail Enhancement Revision. Please allow 30 minutes for this revision test. par Gulnaz Rafiq 1 Which of the following could be a cause of the premature loss of a nail enhancement? a A natural nail that has been dehydrated before product application b A nail extension that is too thick c A nail extension that is too long d Over blending of tips 2 Which is the most common skin disease suffered by nail therapists? a Contact dermatitis b Eczema c Psoriasis d Warts 3 What initial response should the therapist take if a client started to react to a nail product? a Wash hands using an antibacterial soap b Remove the nail product immediately c Replace with another nail product d Apply some antihistamine lotion on the affected area 4 Which of the following could be a reason for loss of an artificial structure with no product left but visible damage on the natural nail? a The structure was too short b The natural nail was not prepared correctly c The client has picked or bitten at the structure d The structure was too brittle 5 What could adhesive on the side of the nail wall cause? a The nail to break b Pterygium c The tip to lift d An unbalanced finish 6 Which of the following nail shapes is considered the strongest? a Fan b Spoon c Pointed d Square 7 How would you recognise a hooked nail? a The nail curves upwards towards the tip b The nail curves over the end of the finger c The nail is wider at the free edge than the base d The nail has white spots 8 Which nail shape is considered the weakest? a Square b Pointed c Round d Oval 9 Which of the following gives a more natural look to nail repairs? a Silk wrap b Acrylic c Sculpting d Gel 10 Which of the following systems is not best suited to correcting irregular natural nail shapes? a Tip with liquid and powder overlay b Sculpting c Tip with gel overlay d Wrap systems 11 Which of the following is a disadvantage of the liquid and powder system? a It is unsuitable for nail biters b The products have a strong odour c It is the weakest of all the systems d It is unsuitable for clients with manual occupations 12 Which is the easiest system to remove? a Acrylic b Gel c Wraps d Sculptured 13 Which nail system would you use for a client who is heavy handed? a Acrylic b Gel c Silk wrap d Fibreglass 14 Which of the following would be most suitable for a client wanting a natural looking temporary measure whilst they grow their nails? a Sculptured acrylic nail extensions b Nail tips with acrylic overlays c Sculptured gel nail extensions d Tips with wrap overlays 15 Approximately how much of the natural nail should be in contact with the nail tip? a 30% b 35% c 40% d 45% 16 For approximately how long should the nails be soaked to ensure removal of nail enhancements? a 10 minutes b 15 minutes c 20 minutes d 30 minutes 17 What could overuse of primer cause? a Thinning of the nail plate b Pitting c Discolouration d A mould to grow 18 Which of the following is a warning sign that the technician or client is becoming overexposed to a product or substance? a Rough skin b Dry skin c Thick cuticles d Itching cuticles 19 Which of the following would be the most suitable system to repair a break in the free edge of a natural nail? a Liquid and powder overlay b Nail wrap c Tip and UV gel overlay d Nail enamel 20 What is the correct name for applying repair materials over an entire nail? a Covering b Capping c Cupping d Coating 21 What does rebalancing a nail enhancement mean? a To fill in any splits or cracks that have appeared in the structure b To infill the cuticle area only where the nail has grown c To file the structure to original length, reinforce the stress area and infill the cuticle area d To remove any remaining structure and replace with a new nail enhancement 22 What advice should be given to clients to prevent discolouration/staining of nail enhancements? a Avoid acetone-free enamel remover b Cover with cotton gloves c Use barrier cream regularly d Apply base coats 23 What is the average frequency of maintenance visits? a 2-3 weeks b 1-2 weeks c Only if damage occurs and an enhancement comes off d When all the old enhancements have grown out 24 Which of the following is the correct advice to give to a client regarding accidental damage? a Pick off the rest of the enhancement and apply a plaster b Return to the salon as soon as possible for a professional repair c Use nail glue to mend the repair and buff away any residual glue d File the enhancement down to prevent further damage and return to the salon for removal

L2 Nail Enhancement RevisionVersion en ligne

L2 Beauty Nail Enhancement Revision. Please allow 30 minutes for this revision test.

par Gulnaz Rafiq

Which of the following could be a cause of the premature loss of a nail enhancement?

A natural nail that has been dehydrated before product application

A nail extension that is too thick

A nail extension that is too long

Over blending of tips

Which is the most common skin disease suffered by nail therapists?

Contact dermatitis

Eczema

Psoriasis

Warts

What initial response should the therapist take if a client started to react to a nail product?

Wash hands using an antibacterial soap

Remove the nail product immediately

Replace with another nail product

Apply some antihistamine lotion on the affected area

Which of the following could be a reason for loss of an artificial structure with no product left but visible damage on the natural nail?

The structure was too short

The natural nail was not prepared correctly

The client has picked or bitten at the structure

The structure was too brittle

What could adhesive on the side of the nail wall cause?

The nail to break

Pterygium

The tip to lift

An unbalanced finish

Which of the following nail shapes is considered the strongest?

Fan

Spoon

Pointed

Square

How would you recognise a hooked nail?

The nail curves upwards towards the tip

The nail curves over the end of the finger

The nail is wider at the free edge than the base

The nail has white spots

Which nail shape is considered the weakest?

Square

Pointed

Round

Oval

Which of the following gives a more natural look to nail repairs?

Silk wrap

Acrylic

Sculpting

Gel

Which of the following systems is not best suited to correcting irregular natural nail shapes?

Tip with liquid and powder overlay

Sculpting

Tip with gel overlay

Wrap systems

Which of the following is a disadvantage of the liquid and powder system?

It is unsuitable for nail biters

The products have a strong odour

It is the weakest of all the systems

It is unsuitable for clients with manual occupations

Which is the easiest system to remove?

Acrylic

Gel

Wraps

Sculptured

Which nail system would you use for a client who is heavy handed?

Acrylic

Gel

Silk wrap

Fibreglass

Which of the following would be most suitable for a client wanting a natural looking temporary measure whilst they grow their nails?

Sculptured acrylic nail extensions

Nail tips with acrylic overlays

Sculptured gel nail extensions

Tips with wrap overlays

Approximately how much of the natural nail should be in contact with the nail tip?

30%

35%

40%

45%

For approximately how long should the nails be soaked to ensure removal of nail enhancements?

10 minutes

15 minutes

20 minutes

30 minutes

What could overuse of primer cause?

Thinning of the nail plate

Pitting

Discolouration

A mould to grow

Which of the following is a warning sign that the technician or client is becoming overexposed to a product or substance?

Rough skin

Dry skin

Thick cuticles

Itching cuticles

Which of the following would be the most suitable system to repair a break in the free edge of a natural nail?

Liquid and powder overlay

Nail wrap

Tip and UV gel overlay

Nail enamel

What is the correct name for applying repair materials over an entire nail?

Covering

Capping

Cupping

Coating

What does rebalancing a nail enhancement mean?

To fill in any splits or cracks that have appeared in the structure

To infill the cuticle area only where the nail has grown

To file the structure to original length, reinforce the stress area and infill the cuticle area

To remove any remaining structure and replace with a new nail enhancement

What advice should be given to clients to prevent discolouration/staining of nail enhancements?

Avoid acetone-free enamel remover

Cover with cotton gloves

Use barrier cream regularly

Apply base coats

What is the average frequency of maintenance visits?

2-3 weeks

1-2 weeks

Only if damage occurs and an enhancement comes off

When all the old enhancements have grown out

Which of the following is the correct advice to give to a client regarding accidental damage?

Pick off the rest of the enhancement and apply a plaster

Return to the salon as soon as possible for a professional repair

Use nail glue to mend the repair and buff away any residual glue

File the enhancement down to prevent further damage and return to the salon for removal

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par Gulnaz Rafiq

Which of the following could be a cause of the premature loss of a nail enhancement?

Which is the most common skin disease suffered by nail therapists?

What initial response should the therapist take if a client started to react to a nail product?

Which of the following could be a reason for loss of an artificial structure with no product left but visible damage on the natural nail?

What could adhesive on the side of the nail wall cause?

Which of the following nail shapes is considered the strongest?

How would you recognise a hooked nail?

Which nail shape is considered the weakest?

Which of the following gives a more natural look to nail repairs?

Which of the following systems is not best suited to correcting irregular natural nail shapes?

Which of the following is a disadvantage of the liquid and powder system?

Which is the easiest system to remove?

Which nail system would you use for a client who is heavy handed?

Which of the following would be most suitable for a client wanting a natural looking temporary measure whilst they grow their nails?

Approximately how much of the natural nail should be in contact with the nail tip?

For approximately how long should the nails be soaked to ensure removal of nail enhancements?

What could overuse of primer cause?

Which of the following is a warning sign that the technician or client is becoming overexposed to a product or substance?

Which of the following would be the most suitable system to repair a break in the free edge of a natural nail?

What is the correct name for applying repair materials over an entire nail?

What does rebalancing a nail enhancement mean?

What advice should be given to clients to prevent discolouration/staining of nail enhancements?

What is the average frequency of maintenance visits?

Which of the following is the correct advice to give to a client regarding accidental damage?