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Catagen - correct answer- The growth stage of lashes you apply extensions to (10-12mm). Salon Owner - correct answer- Fill out application and pay $ What causes damage to the natural lash? - correct answer- Too much glue, Sticky Lashes/Tweezers Four - correct answer- The amount of times you should separate lashes during application When should you remove a full set of lash extensions? - correct answer- When they are placed incorrectly How long after your license expires can you perform services? - correct answer- Under no circumstances should you perform services with an expired license
Stop the service and put on gloves - correct answer- The first step in a blood exposure incident Sterilization - correct answer- The cleaning/disinfecting method kills/destroys all microorganisms. What can you use to disinfect tools? - correct answer- Alcohol/EPA/Bleach Autoclave - correct answer- The highest level of decontamination used to sterilize Acetone - correct answer- Used to remove glue from tweezers Straight Tweezers - correct answer- Used to place the lash extension onto the natural lash and separate the other lashes from the isolated one Curved Tweezers - correct answer- Used to isolate the lash
What causes a corneal abrasion? - correct answer- Under eye sticker being placed to close to the lash line Discard/Throw away - correct answer- What you do with unused extensions that you've removed from the package Unbroken Skin - correct answer- The first defense against bacteria Styptic Powder/Powdered Alum - correct answer- Used to stop minor bleeding Immersion - correct answer- What comes after cleaning your implements to further disinfect Patch Test - correct answer- Used to see if a client has an allergy
Double Bag - correct answer- The proper way to dispose of blood exposure incident materials Reflective Listening/Mirroring - correct answer- Repeating back what your client tells you Consent Form - correct answer- Required before performing services on a client Repeat everything - correct answer- The best way to ensure a customer understands the procedure Ingredients - correct answer- The info included on MSDS (material safety data sheets) How do you turn an inactive license active? - correct answer- Fill out form and pay $ Remove grown out or twisted lashes - correct answer- What you do during a fill appointment
30 Days - correct answer- The amount of time you have to notify TDLR of an address change Scabies/Herpes - correct answer- Contagious disease Tinea Corporis - correct answer- Ring worm, contagious disease Conjunctivitis - correct answer- Pink eye, contagious disease Verruca - correct answer- Wart, contagious disease OSHA - correct answer- Occupational Safety and Health Administration How to perform a patch test? - correct answer- Place a small amount of glue on outermost lashes or behind ear
How long is the lash growth cycle? - correct answer- 30- days Effective Communication - correct answer- The act of sharing information between two people so that the information is successfully understood How often do salons get inspected? - correct answer- Once every two years or in severe cases once a year What helps your lash extensions last? - correct answer- Proper maintenance What should be used to clean blood of tables or floors? - correct answer- Tuberculocidal Disinfectant, 10% bleach or EPA How long should you keep proof of continuing education? - correct answer- Two years
What causes the extension to keep turning? - correct answer- Too long What constitutes a suspension or revoking of a license? - correct answer- An act of gross malpractice When does a temporary license expire? - correct answer- 60 days after it is issued Does a person with an inactive license have to perform continuing education? - correct answer- No Can you perform services with an inactive license? - correct answer- No Can a person be employed at a salon with an inactive license - correct answer- No Where should your license be displayed? - correct answer- At your place of employment
Eyelash Extension Application - correct 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. What does continuing education consist of? - correct answer- 4 hours (1 hour sanitation, 3 hours other topics related to profession) When does a salon have to apply for a new license - correct answer- When there is a change of ownership, they have 30 days to do so What is an acceptable way to clean implements? - correct answer- With soap and water When can a person with a revoked license apply for a new one?
Fungus - correct answer- Single cell organisms that grow in irregular masses, includes mold How often is bleach mixed? - correct answer- Every 24 hours State agency - correct answer- Regulates licensing How do you obtain a booth rental license? - correct answer- It is issued with your operator license When are inspections performed? - correct answer- During normal operating hours How much time do you have to perform corrective modifications after an inspection? - correct answer- 10 days Who removed hair from their hairline, brows, & lashes to follow beauty trends of their times? - correct answer- A noble woman in the Middle Ages
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An eyelash extension application issued under 1602 of the Cosmetology Law expires on the _____ anniversary of the date the license is issued. - correct answer- 2nd Direction of the tail (eyebrow) - correct answer- downward Direction of the Body (eyebrow) - correct answer- diagonal/sideways Direction of the Head (eyebrow) - correct answer- Upward Decontamination 1 - correct answer- Cleaning then disinfecting with EPA-Registered Disinfectant. Decontamination 2 - correct answer- Cleaning and then sterilizing (autoclave) Disinfectant Mixing Products Ratio - correct answer- 2oz Barbicide Concentrate, 32oz water
Ancient Egyptian Makeup - correct answer- Kohl Makeup Kohl makeup was used to... - correct answer- alleviate eye inflammation & protect eyes from the sun's glare. Elizabeth Era - correct answer- Inspired women to dye hair red, including brows and lashes. Used soot and crushed berries. Developed first mascara - correct answer- Eugene Rimmel Victorian Era - correct answer- Cosmetics became popular- homemade products Twentieth Century - correct answer- Beauty trends/standards set by celebrities & society figures- new inventions. Karl Nessler (1902) - correct answer- Patents method of manufacturing artificial eyebrows and eyelashes
Catagen - correct answer- Teenage Stage/Transition (lasts 2- weeks) Telogen - correct answer- Adult Stage- Resting (lasts up to 14 weeks) Ideal growth stage for lash extension placement... - correct answer- Catagen Not recommended to apply lashes at this stage - correct answer- Anagen Acceptable stage to apply lashes, although hair may shed more quickly. - correct answer- Telogen Blepharitis - correct answer- Inflammation of eyelids, causes dry eyes w/ crusting or flakey material. Light sensitivity, discomfort, burning eyes, & sensation of feeling sharp objects- not contagious.
Conjunctivitis - correct answer- Pinkeye- caused by bacterium or virus. Demodex - correct answer- Mites- result of dirty, unkept, or untreated blepharitis. Stye - correct answer- Painful red bump on eyelid Chalazion - correct answer- Swelling or lump on eyelid Ocular Rosacea - correct answer- Inflammation of the skin surrounding the eye. Dry Eye Syndrome - correct answer- Lack of proper tear production. Contact Dermatitis - correct answer- Inflammation of the skin caused by having contact with certain chemicals or substances