PREP Exam- California Cosmetology State Board #1 |VERIFIED|

PREP Exam- California Cosmetology State Board #1 |VERIFIED| A fold of skin overlapping both sides of the nail, may extend as far as the first knuckle: *Ans* Eponychium The area from the nail root to the free edge, contains no blood vessels/nerves: *Ans* Nail plate/nail body Onychophagy refers to: *Ans* Bitten nails The technical term for bitten nails: *Ans* Onychophagy Improper trimming of toenails may result in : *Ans* Onychocryptosis High quality brushes to fashion acrylic nails are usually made from: *Ans* Sable Which governmental agency mandates the use of a P.D Test prior to using aniline tints? *Ans* FDA Which governmental regulates cosmetics in the U.S? *Ans* FDA Which agency regulates and approves the efficacy of products for infection control? *Ans* EPA Which governmental agency enforces health and safety standards for the workplace? *Ans* OSHA "Fallen Hair" is: *Ans* Non-Remy The point where the nail enters the skin at the base of the nail is referred to as: *Ans* Eponychium The tissue between the free edge of the nail (distal edge) is known as the: *Ans* Hyponychium Pterygium refers to: *Ans* Forward growth of the cuticle In the shears over comb method, holding the comb flat against the head will: *Ans* Make the hair longer The most commonly used elevations in haircutting are: *Ans* 45 degrees and 90 degrees An angle below 90 degrees, is used primarily to: *Ans* Build weight Angles above 90 degrees are used to: *Ans* Remove weight A "Blunt Cut" is sometimes referred to as: *Ans* Zero elevation, solid form, one length Double notched thinning shears: *Ans* Both blades are serrated A blunt cut is a good technique for: *Ans* Fine hair Using "double notched" shears will: *Ans* Remove less hair than single notched A uniform layered cut (same length throughout) is cut at what angle/degree? *Ans* 90 A haircut using a 0 degree/angle is referred to as: *Ans* Blunt cut, BOB, solid form Your client wants longer layers in a graduated cut, what angles/degrees would you use? *Ans* A combination of 45 and