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Continuing Education Cosmetology
The removal of hair with electrical current that destroys the growth cells of the hair is called
  1. photoepilation.
  2. electrolysis.
  3. electromagnetic.
  4. laser.
Continuing Education Cosmetology
A rapid method of removing hair with the use of beams pulsed on the skin is known as which of the following?
  1. laser hair removal
  2. electrolysis
  3. electromagnetic
  4. photobeams
Continuing Education Cosmetology
An absolute requirement for laser hair removal is that the hair being removed must be which of the following?
  1. lighter than the surrounding skin
  2. darker that the surrounding skin
  3. administered to the surrounding skin
  4. removed slowly
Continuing Education Cosmetology
A term used to describe unwanted hair is known as which of the following?
  1. downy hair
  2. lanugo hair
  3. papilla
  4. superfluous hair
Continuing Education Cosmetology
The temperature of the water for the pedicure procedure should NOT exceed
  1. 90 degrees
  2. 104 degrees
  3. 150 degrees
  4. 140 degrees
Continuing Education Cosmetology
What is the common name of monomer used in an acrylic nail application?
  1. Liquid
  2. Primer
  3. Powder
  4. Dehydrant
Continuing Education Cosmetology
Liquids that help remove excess oil on the skin.
  1. Astringents
  2. BHA
  3. Carrot
  4. DMAE
Continuing Education Cosmetology
An attractive nail shape for most women clients is
  1. oval
  2. square
  3. pointed
  4. round
Continuing Education Cosmetology
When applying nail polish the nails practitioner should hold the polish brush at a
  1. 20-25 degree angle
  2. 40-45 degree angle
  3. 30-35 degree angle
  4. 35-40 degree angle
Continuing Education Cosmetology
The most common nail shape for the male client is
  1. oval
  2. round
  3. pointed
  4. squoval
Continuing Education Cosmetology
A round brush with soft bristles is a good tool to use when
  1. straightening the hair.
  2. blow drying the hair curly.
  3. cutting the hair.
  4. showering.
Continuing Education Cosmetology
Surfactants that cause oil and water to mix and form an emulsion.
  1. Aloe Vera
  2. Chamomile
  3. Emulsifiers
  4. Fatty Acids
Continuing Education Cosmetology
The hardened keratin plate covering the nail bed is called which of the following?
  1. nail extension
  2. nail plate
  3. matrix
  4. lunula
Continuing Education Cosmetology
In the nape area, the most common form of hair removal is usually performed using electric
  1. tweezers.
  2. shears.
  3. clippers.
  4. lasers.
Continuing Education Cosmetology
In a waxing treatment, how should the wax be applied?
  1. against the hair growth
  2. in the excessive amounts required
  3. in the direction of the hair growth
  4. in the treated areas
Continuing Education Cosmetology
What is the fibrous protein that gives the skin strength and form?
  1. elastin
  2. muscle
  3. collagen
  4. subcutaneous
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