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What should you do if a client has an eye infection? - answer- Refer them to a physician New Container - answer-Where you should place glue so that it doesn't dry out Under eye sticker - answer- Used to separate the bottom lashes from the top lashes Bending - answer- What happens when you place too long lash extensions on the natural lash Ultraviolet Machine - answer- Used as a dry storage container Water - answer- Helps seal/polymerize the lash glue
30 Days - answer-The amount of time you have to notify TDLR of an address change Scabies/Herpes - answer- Contagious disease Tinea Corporis - answer- Ring worm, contagious disease Conjunctivitis - answer- Pink eye, contagious disease Verruca - answer- Wart, contagious disease OSHA - answer- Occupational Safety and Health Administration How to perform a patch test? - answer- Place a small amount of glue on outermost lashes or behind ear How long is the lash growth cycle? - answer- 30 - 60 days Effective Communication - answer-The act of sharing information between two people so that the information is successfully understood How often do salons get inspected? - answer-Once every two years or in severe cases once a year
How long after your license expires can you perform services? - answer- Under no circumstances should you perform services with an expired license Stop the service and put on gloves - answer-The first step in a blood exposure incident Sterilization - answer-The cleaning/disinfecting method kills/destroys all microorganisms. What can you use to disinfect tools? - answer- Alcohol/EPA/Bleach Autoclave - answer-The highest level of decontamination used to sterilize Acetone - answer- Used to remove glue from tweezers Straight Tweezers - answer- Used to place the lash extension onto the natural lash and separate the other lashes from the isolated one Curved Tweezers - answer- Used to isolate the lash Can you perform services on someone with an eye infection - answer- No
What type of extensions are best for protruding eyes? - answer- Shorter extensions Oval/Almond Eye Shape - answer- Can wear any style of lash extensions, high volume lashes Hooded Eyes - answer- Works best with long lashes with the length focused at the center of the eye Round Eyes - answer- Lightweight less curly extensions work best Deep Set Eyes - answer- Works best with longer lashes that curl up at the ends 1 mm - answer-The distance from the lash line the extension should be placed What causes a corneal abrasion? - answer-Under eye sticker being placed to close to the lash line Discard/Throw away - answer- What you do with unused extensions that you've removed from the package
How do you turn an inactive license active? - answer-Fill out form and pay $ Remove grown out or twisted lashes - answer-What you do during a fill appointment Lash Follicle - answer-Determines the direction the lash grows in $50 - answer-The cost to renew your license Last stage of lash growth - answer-Telogen How many lashes shed daily? - answer- 2 - 5 How many natural lashes do people typically have? - answer- 150 - 200 What tool do you use during a lash removal? - answer-Microswabs Pathogenic - answer-harmful Nonpathogenic - answer-Harmless
What causes the extension to keep turning? - answer-Too long What constitutes a suspension or revoking of a license? - answer-An act of gross malpractice When does a temporary license expire? - answer-60 days after it is issued Does a person with an inactive license have to perform continuing education? - answer-No Can you perform services with an inactive license? - answer-No Can a person be employed at a salon with an inactive license - answer- No Where should your license be displayed? - answer-At your place of employment Eyelash Extension Application - answer-The process of applying and removing a semi-permanent, thread-like, natural or synthetic single fiber to an eyelash, including cleansing of the eye area and lashes prior to applying and after removing extensions.
communicable disease - answer-Also know as contagious diseases that can be passed from person to person Decontamination - answer-The removal of blood or other potentially infectious materials on an item's surface and the removal of visible debris or residue such as dust, hair, and skin. Inflammation - answer-Characterized by redness, heat, pain and swelling Fungus - answer-Single cell organisms that grow in irregular masses, includes mold How often is bleach mixed? - answer-Every 24 hours State agency - answer-Regulates licensing How do you obtain a booth rental license? - answer-It is issued with your operator license When are inspections performed? - answer-During normal operating hours
How much time do you have to perform corrective modifications after an inspection? - answer-10 days Who removed hair from their hairline, brows, & lashes to follow beauty trends of their times? - answer-A noble woman in the Middle Ages Artificial eyelashes made with thin plastic were developed in the? - answer-1950's Who established Maybelline? - answer-T.L. Williams Problem faced in the 1980's with newly invented semipermanent eyelash extensions? - answer-Lash extension loss required frequent visits to the salon Historically, eyelash color tinting has been performed by? - answer- Estheticians and Cosmetologists Pliny the Elder, an ancient Roman philosopher proclaimed that women's long, thick lashes were evidence of? - answer-Chastity History of lashes spans over ______ years. - answer- 100
Direction of the tail (eyebrow) - answer-downward Direction of the Body (eyebrow) - answer-diagonal/sideways Direction of the Head (eyebrow) - answer-Upward Decontamination 1 - answer-Cleaning then disinfecting with EPA- Registered Disinfectant. Decontamination 2 - answer-Cleaning and then sterilizing (autoclave) Disinfectant Mixing Products Ratio - answer-2oz Barbicide Concentrate, 32oz water Ancient Egyptian Makeup - answer-Kohl Makeup Kohl makeup was used to... - answer-alleviate eye inflammation & protect eyes from the sun's glare. Elizabeth Era - answer-Inspired women to dye hair red, including brows and lashes. Used soot and crushed berries. Developed first mascara - answer-Eugene Rimmel
Victorian Era - answer-Cosmetics became popular- homemade products Twentieth Century - answer-Beauty trends/standards set by celebrities & society figures- new inventions. Karl Nessler (1902) - answer-Patents method of manufacturing artificial eyebrows and eyelashes Anna Taylor (1911) - answer-Patents artificial eyelashes T.L. Williams (1917) - answer-First modern day mascara- Maybelline William Mcdonell (1931) - answer-invents first eyelash curler 1958 - answer-Revlon launches first tube mascara 1980's/Modern Eyelash Extensions- Medical Grade Adhesive - answer- Came from South Korea to U.S. Eyelash Hair Growth Stages - answer-Anagen, Catagen, Telogen Anagen - answer-New growth (lasts 4-7 weeks)
Chalazion - answer-Swelling or lump on eyelid Ocular Rosacea - answer-Inflammation of the skin surrounding the eye. Dry Eye Syndrome - answer-Lack of proper tear production. Contact Dermatitis - answer-Inflammation of the skin caused by having contact with certain chemicals or substances Allergic Dermatitis - answer-Allergy to ingredient or chemical caused by repeated skin contact with chemical. Irritant Contact Dermititis - answer-Temporary damage to epidermis due to irritating substances. Ocular Herpes - answer-Infection of the cornea, retina, or uvea- caused by herpes simplex virus. Blisters, blurry vision, & redness/inflammation. Seborrheic Dermatitis - answer-Chronic inflammation of sebaceous glands- redness, dry/oily scaling, dandruff, crusting, itchy Ectropion - answer-Eyelid & lash turn outward- can require surgery
Entropion - answer-Eyelid fold inward- can require surgery Trichiasis - answer-Ingrowth of lash Madarosis - answer-The loss of eyelashes and sometimes eyebrows
