TEXAS EYELASH EXTENSIONS LICENSE
ACTUAL EXAM PAPER 2026 QUESTIONS WITH
SOLUTIONS GRADED A+
◉ Straight Tweezers. Answer: tweezers used to hold the side lashes
away from the main isolated lash
◉ Curved Tweezers. Answer: used to isolate the lash that you will then
be placing on eyelash extensions on
◉ Non broken skin. Answer: first line of defense against bacteria
◉ Loose Base. Answer: a blunt end of an extension that fails to bond
properly with the base of the natural eyelash
◉ When working with protruding eyes, technicians should focus on
thickness and not length. (T/F). Answer: true
◉ Eyelash Growth Cycle. Answer: 30 to 60 days, includes anagen,
catagen and telogen
◉ 3 length technique. Answer: uses 3 length of extensions and
corresponds to the 3 phases of natural lashes:
, Growth (Anagens) to short extensions
Rest (Catagens) to medium extensions
Shedding (Telogen) to long extensions
◉ Cornea. Answer: The transparent covering over the iris and the pupil.
It regenerates quickly after injury. Its purpose is to protect the lens, the
anterior chamber, the iris, and other structures. It refracts light and
assists in focusing. The cornea also filters ultraviolet radiation
◉ Corneal Abrasion. Answer: such as a scratch or irritation to the outer
layers of the cornea, happens when the tape is too high
◉ Corneal ulcer. Answer: Lesion on the cornea left after an infection of
or injury to the corneal epithelium
◉ Cyanoacrylate. Answer: The chemical name for a certain family of
fast-acting adhesives that solidify into an inert (non-reactive) polymer.
This type of strong, quick-drying adhesive is used in many industries,
from "liquid stitches" which close skin wounds without sewing, to
industrial uses such as automotive manufacturing. There are many types
of cyanoacrylate polymers and monomers. Only use medical-grade,
biocompatible cyanoacrylate adhesive for eyelash extensions because it
is the only type designed for use on the human body.
ACTUAL EXAM PAPER 2026 QUESTIONS WITH
SOLUTIONS GRADED A+
◉ Straight Tweezers. Answer: tweezers used to hold the side lashes
away from the main isolated lash
◉ Curved Tweezers. Answer: used to isolate the lash that you will then
be placing on eyelash extensions on
◉ Non broken skin. Answer: first line of defense against bacteria
◉ Loose Base. Answer: a blunt end of an extension that fails to bond
properly with the base of the natural eyelash
◉ When working with protruding eyes, technicians should focus on
thickness and not length. (T/F). Answer: true
◉ Eyelash Growth Cycle. Answer: 30 to 60 days, includes anagen,
catagen and telogen
◉ 3 length technique. Answer: uses 3 length of extensions and
corresponds to the 3 phases of natural lashes:
, Growth (Anagens) to short extensions
Rest (Catagens) to medium extensions
Shedding (Telogen) to long extensions
◉ Cornea. Answer: The transparent covering over the iris and the pupil.
It regenerates quickly after injury. Its purpose is to protect the lens, the
anterior chamber, the iris, and other structures. It refracts light and
assists in focusing. The cornea also filters ultraviolet radiation
◉ Corneal Abrasion. Answer: such as a scratch or irritation to the outer
layers of the cornea, happens when the tape is too high
◉ Corneal ulcer. Answer: Lesion on the cornea left after an infection of
or injury to the corneal epithelium
◉ Cyanoacrylate. Answer: The chemical name for a certain family of
fast-acting adhesives that solidify into an inert (non-reactive) polymer.
This type of strong, quick-drying adhesive is used in many industries,
from "liquid stitches" which close skin wounds without sewing, to
industrial uses such as automotive manufacturing. There are many types
of cyanoacrylate polymers and monomers. Only use medical-grade,
biocompatible cyanoacrylate adhesive for eyelash extensions because it
is the only type designed for use on the human body.
