Milady Chapter 28 Review

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Liquid and powders

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Nail enhancements, aka acrylic nails, are bases on mixing a combination of :

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Methacrylate

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Liquid and powder artificial nail enhancements are based on a subcategory of acrylic called:

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Reservoir

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Natural hair bristles absorb and hold liquid monomer like a:

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Bead of product

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As monomer liquid absorbs polymer powder, the chemical interaction produces a small:

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Polymer powder

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Acrylic nail enhancements are created by combining monomer liquid and :

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Polymerization

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Polymer powder is made using special chemical reaction called:

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Shades

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Polymer powder is blended with pigments and colorants to produce various:

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Catalysts

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Additives designed to speed up chemical reactions of monomer

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Benzoyl peroxide

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Initiator added to polymer powder to start the chain reaction of curing nail enhancements

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Mix ratio

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Ratio of polymer powder and monomer liquid used to create a product bead

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Brittle and discolor

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Too much powder in a mix ratio causes nail enhancements to cure incorrectly and become:

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Block adhesive

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When applying nail enhancements, surface moisture and natural oils left on nail plate will:

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24 to 48 hrs

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Amount of time required for acrylic nail enhancements require to reach ultimate strength

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Nail tips

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Performed nail extensions made from tenter acetate plastic are:

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Cyanoacrylate monomers

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Nail adhesives used for securing nail tips are all based on:

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Dampen dishes

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Special containers used to hold monomer and powder to minimize contamination and evaporation

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Safety eyewear

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Nail should wear these to protect eyes from flying objects and accidental slashes

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Vapors

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Masks are designed to prevent inhalation of excessive dust, but offer no protection from:

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Nail form

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Nail supply that is placed under free edge to form a nail enhancement

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Sable hair

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for use with acrylic products, best brushes to use are composed of:

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Middle portion on the brush

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When using brush to shape enhancement on free edge are, use:

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Medium consistency

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Second bead of product placed on natural nail should be:

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Lifting

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Placing enhancement products to close to the skin nay cause:

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Clicking sound

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Nail enhancements tapped with handle of a brush are hard enough to file and shape when they make:

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Thin

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For natural looking nails, product application near eponychium, sidewalls, and free edge must be:

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2-3 weeks

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Full and proper re balance of all artificial nail enhancements should be done every:

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Reduced in thickness

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In rebalance procedure, nail is thinned, apex is removed, and entire nail enhancement is:

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Lifting

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Excessive nipping of loose nail enhancement products can damage nail plate and perpetuate:

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20-30 minutes

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During removal, acrylic enhancements should be soaked for:

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Gently push off softened nail

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When removing softened nail enhancement products, use a wooden or metal pusher and:

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Dry mix ratio

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In general, odorless acrylics must be used with a:

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Multiple circular motions

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When using odorless product, for proper mix ratio with brush, use:

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Inhibition layer

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odorless product harden more slowly, which creates tacky layer called:

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Monomer

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Tacky layer of odorless nails can be removed by alcohol, acetone, manufacturer recommended products, or:

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