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Viscosity - correct answer - THICKNESS of liquid substances - as glue dries viscosity thickens & increases Long Chain Polymer - correct answer - WEAKER - built of smaller molecular unit - PROS: less irritation, lower fumes & odor - CONS: weaker, less durable Elastomeric - correct answer - STRONGER - has elasticity - better than long chain polymer Cyanoacrylate - correct answer - chemical name for family of fast acting adhesives that SOLIDIFY into an inert (non-reactive) polymer - only use medical grade biocompatible adhesive - designed for use on human body - one of the main causes of irritation Cyanoacrylate Adhesive - correct answer monomer in liquid state - once solidifies it becomes a polymer Polymers - correct answer chains of single repeating units linked together by chemical bonds (the entire pearl necklace) Monomers - correct answer a molecule that can be bonded to other identical molecules to form a polymer. - repeating units - building blocks of chain

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TDLR Eyelash Extension Exam
Viscosity - correct answer - THICKNESS of liquid substances

- as glue dries viscosity thickens & increases



Long Chain Polymer - correct answer - WEAKER

- built of smaller molecular unit

- PROS: less irritation, lower fumes & odor

- CONS: weaker, less durable



Elastomeric - correct answer - STRONGER

- has elasticity

- better than long chain polymer



Cyanoacrylate - correct answer - chemical name for family of fast acting adhesives that SOLIDIFY
into an inert (non-reactive) polymer

- only use medical grade biocompatible adhesive - designed for use on human body

- one of the main causes of irritation



Cyanoacrylate Adhesive - correct answer monomer in liquid state

-> once solidifies it becomes a polymer



Polymers - correct answer chains of single repeating units linked together by chemical bonds
(the entire pearl necklace)



Monomers - correct answer a molecule that can be bonded to other identical molecules to form
a polymer.

- repeating units

- building blocks of chain

,TDLR Eyelash Extension Exam
- (the pearls on a pearl necklace)



Pearl Necklace - correct answer Pearl = Monomers

Pearl Necklace = Polymer

String = chemical bonds holding everything together



Polymerization Reaction - correct answer process in which monomers link together creating
polymer

- adding water can catalyze reaction



Formaldehyde - correct answer - colorless gas with sharp suffocating odor

- toxic to humans -> causes cancer

- a gas that can be absorbed through mucous membrane of inner eyelids



Isolation - correct answer process of keeping single NL set apart from others by tweezers



Mucous Membrane (mucosa) - correct answer - any membrane lining passages of body that
open to the outside

- ex: eyes, ears, nose, mouth

mucous membrane secrete mucous - fluid lining membranes that moisten tissue and protects
from infection



? BEST PRACTICES (7) - correct answer 1. Create positive long term results

2. Ensure Desirable Immediate Results

3. Reduce risks of adverse reactions

4. Complete quick & comfortable application for client

5. Apply maximum # of extensions in allotted time (goal = bond every lash)

, TDLR Eyelash Extension Exam
6. Spend reasonable amount of time on application

7. Do NOT damage NL



Clean Up Technique/Cleaning Up - correct answer Making sure there's no loose bases or stickies



Loose Base - correct answer end of extension failed to bond with NL



Removal Solution - correct answer liquid that dissolves eyelash adhesive



Separation Technique - correct answer needs at least 4 rounds

- critical part of delivering high quality results

- keeps lashes apart from others

- ensures every NL is free to grow and stay healthy

- ensures every lash is bonded

stuck lashes = can't grow and become damaged

- remove extension to extension, extension to NL, cluster of extensions

- helps reveal hidden NL

- helps fluff up appearance of extensions



?Alternative Technique - correct answer use of manual dying bulb to dry a wet lash

TIME CONSUMING



Dry Removal/Twist & Peel Technique - correct answer twist & peel off loose extensions

- make sure no loose unbonded bases, it can irritate clients eyes

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