Nail Enhancements and Techniques Quiz

Acrylic nails are used primarily for adding length to natural nails.

French manicure is a nail style, not a nail enhancement technique.

Dip powder nails involve dipping the nails into colored powder for enhancement.

Silk wraps involve applying a thin layer of silk fabric onto the natural nail.

Dip powder nails involve applying base coat, dipping in powder, and repeating the process.

Dip powder nails are also known as 'dip nails' in nail enhancement.

Dip powder nails involve applying layers of colored powder onto the nails for enhancement.

Acrylic powder and liquid monomer are the primary ingredients in acrylic nail products.

Gel nails involve curing under a UV or LED lamp to harden the gel products.

Tip overlay involves applying pre-made tips and overlaying them with acrylic or gel.

Primer is used to dehydrate the nails and improve adhesion during acrylic nail application.

Nail dehydrator is used to cleanse the nails and remove oils before enhancement application.

Topcoat is used to give a glossy finish and protect the nail design.

Buffer is used primarily to shape and smooth the nails during enhancement.

Dip powder nails are known for their longevity compared to other techniques.

Gel nail products can be difficult to remove compared to other techniques.

SNS nails are known for their lightweight and natural appearance.

Gel nails need UV or LED curing, whereas dip powder nails do not require curing.

Acrylic nails are known for their durability and resistance to chipping.

SNS nails offer strength and durability as their primary advantage.

Gel nails are known for their flexibility and natural appearance.