Ch.10 Quiz: Nail Resin Systems NTE302

Which of the following is TRUE about resin systems?

What is an advantage to nail resins?

Resin and __________ are perfect for repairing a crack or break in the natural nail.

Why might you need to know about nail resins?

Nail resins are made from ____________________.

_____________ refers to the thickness of the resin liquid.

Misha is applying a nail resin and would like to speed up the time it takes to dry. What should she do?

Kayla is interested in using a building resin on her client. What kind of viscosity would it have?

Michelle is interested in using a resin as a base. What type of viscosity should she use?

Justin is interested in using a resin as a top coat. What type of viscosity should he use?

A resin _______________ assists in speeding up the dry time of the resin.

A resin ___________________ is also known as an activator.

Which of the following would NOT be a way to put on an activator?

Which of the following might be a scenario where nail resins are an excellent option?

______________________ is a colorless liquid acrylate monomer that is easily cured and used as a powerful,
fast-acting adhesive.

Which of the following is NOT true about nail resin systems?

Which of the following is TRUE about resin systems?

Any method of securing a layer of fabric or paper on a nail to increase its strength and durability is referred
to as a ___________.

A ____________ can be used to repair a nail, as an overlay to strengthen natural nails, or to strengthen a nail
tip application.

A ________________ is the MOST common way to wrap a nail.

A ___________ is made from a thin, natural material with a tight weave that becomes transparent when wrap
resin is applied.

A __________ is made from a very thin synthetic mesh with a loose weave.

A __________________ can be purchased in swatches, rolls, or packages of precut pieces, either with or
without adhesive backing.

A ___________ strip is a strip of fabric cut about 1/8″ in length and applied across the line where the free
edge of the nail meets the nail bed.

A _________ line is where the free edge of the nail meets the nail bed.

The new growth of nail is commonly referred to as a ________.

To __________ an area is to structurally correct the location of the apex of the nail to prolong its strength,
shape, and durability.

At what point should a small strip of fabric be cut to cover regrowth, without any fabric on it?

When should you come in for additional fabric and resin to keep an enhancement strong?

How often should you come in for wrap maintenance?

A ________ system is a resin- and polymer-powder-based system in which the resin absorbs the powder to
create a hard coating over the nail.

What is the relationship between dip powder and liquid monomer?

What do you need to apply after the applications of dip color on the nail to help the layers dry?

If a nail tech were to apply a second top resin coat, what would happen?

If a nail tech were to apply a layer of base resin over the activator, what would happen?

Which of the following is NOT part of the dip system?

How many applications of color should you put on the nail?

How many applications of top resin should you put on the nail?

How long do dip nails last?

What is a very popular dip system service?

What should you do right after applying the powder?

What should you apply over the activator to protect the powder application during filing and buffing?