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A ___________ is a written plan of a business as it is seen in
the present and envisioned in the future, to follow throughout
the entire process of starting your own business. - ANSWER -
business plan
As a business owner, you may need to obtain a seller's permit
to: - ANSWER -
Collect sales
tax
Buying _____ insurance is a wise choice for business owners
since it will help you make provisions for your business and
your beneficiaries. - ANSWER -Life
Health insurance plans are typically available through: -
ANSWER -trade
associations
Which expense typically takes up about 3 percent of a
salon's total gross
income? - ANSWER -
depreciation
,About _____ of a typical salon's total gross income is profit.
- ANSWER -15
percent
A typical salon spends about 1.5 percent of its total
gross income on: -
ANSWER –
repairs
Service records should include _____ for each client. -
ANSWER -All are correct (the contact information; the products
used; the results obtained)
When renovating a salon, it is recommended that you consult
with: - ANSWER -
A professional equipment and
furniture supplier
Which part of the salon is considered the salon's nerve
center? - ANSWER -
reception
area
The reception area should be well stocked with: - ANSWER -
business cards
Who is considered the "quarterback" of a salon? - ANSWER -
The receptionist
,If a client calls to make an appointment with her favorite nail
technician at a certain time, and the nail technician is not
available, what is the FIRST thing you should do? - ANSWER -
Suggest other times that the nail technician is available
Which of the following is a recommended advertising venue
for nail salons? -
ANSWER -All are correct (radio advertising; e-mail
newsletters; videos in the
salon promoting your salon and its
services)
Succession of strokes in which the hands glide over an area
of the body with
varying degrees of pressure or contact - ANSWER
–Effleurage
Kneading, lifting, squeezing and pressing the tissue - ANSWER
-Petrissage
A rapid tapping or striking motion of the hands against the
skin. - ANSWER -
Tapotement
Continuos trembling or shaking movement applied by the hand
without leaving
contact with the skin - ANSWER –
Vibration
, Various strokes that manipulate or press one layer of tissue
over another. -
ANSWER –
Friction
Charles Revson introduces the first mass-market nail
lacquers. - ANSWER -
1930's
Aerosol cans were invented, led to first hair sprays. Shiny lips
came into vogue
for the first time. Nail polish applications omitted the moon
at the base of the
nail. - ANSWER -
1940's
Introduction of tube mascara, improved hair/nail care, weekly
salon appts, hot
oil manicures were the ultimate luxury. -
ANSWER -1950's
Juliette paper wraps were commonly used to protect natural nail
tips, along with
creating bi-weekly nail appts. Human nail clippings were
also used to add
length. - ANSWER -
1960's