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MILADY CIMA ALL CHAPTERS
COMPREHENSIVE STUDY GUIDE WITH
SOLUTIONS


◉ a sponge.
Answer: The natural nail consists of keratin layers, and these layers
are similar to _________


◉ Whatever is left on the nail will eventually lift, which will cause
the tip to lift as well..
Answer: Which is the best reasoning for why a dry manicure must
be performed prior to nail tip applicator?


◉ They are safe for the nail, so they can be reapplied if needed.
Answer: Which is true of nail dehydrators?


◉ well.
Answer: Many nail tips have a shallow depression called a ________
that serves as the point of contact with the nail plate.


◉ 5 to 10 seconds.

,Answer: After placing the nail tip where you want it, it is
recommended that you hold it in place for _________ while the
adhesive dries.


◉ Medium-to-fine-grit.
Answer: It is recommended that you use a ____________file for
blending after applying a nail tip with a well.


◉ double well.
Answer: All of the following are common types of nail tips EXCEPT
____________


◉ not long-wearing and can break easily.
Answer: Nail tips that do not have an overlay are ______________


◉ point the opening away from you and the client.
Answer: When opening an adhesive container, it is recommended
that you ___________


◉ using toenails clippers to trim the nail tip.
Answer: Which scenario is most likely to cause problems with the
nail tip?

, ◉ must be disinfected between clients.
Answer: The cosmetologist leaves the side of the forms so that they
are straight with the sidewalls of the nail. Reusable nail forms
__________


◉ nail form.
Answer: A(n) _____________ is placed under the free edge of the natural
nail and is used as a guide to build a nail extension.


◉ glass.
Answer: All of the following are common materials from which nail
forms are made EXCEPT _________


◉ The nail that will be sculpted will be customized and natural-
looking.
Answer: Which of the following is an advantage of using nail forms
to build nail extensions?


◉ stiletto.
Answer: Which nail shape is long and tapers to a sharp point?


◉ ballerina.
Answer: Which nail shape is long and tapered to a square point?

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