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Manicuring Course
Manicures
Question | Answer |
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The use of aromatic fragrances to induce relaxation; therapy through aroma. | Aromatherapy |
To slope the free edge of the nail surface to smooth any rough edges. | Bevel |
A base oil used in aromatherapy that is added to an essential oil to dilute the concentration of the essential oil. | Carrier Oil |
Am implement that holds a disposable chamois cloth, used to add shine to the nail and to smooth out wavy ridges on nails. | Chamois Buffer |
A light, continuous-stroking massage movement applied with fingers and palms in a slow and rhythmic manner. | Effleurage |
Oils used in aromatherapy that are extracted via diverse forms of distillation from seeds, bark, roots, leaves, woods, and resin. | Essential Oil |
A substance used for smoothing nails and skin (e.g., pumice). | Mild Abrasive |
Nail shape that is similar to squoval with even more rounded corners. | Oval Nail |
A kneading movement in massage performed by lifting, squeezing, and pressing tissue. | Petrissage |
Small, cotton squares often used by nail professionals to remove polish. | Pledget |
Nail shape that is tapered somewhat longer than usual. | Pointed Nail |
A white or grayish powdered abrasive derived from volcanic rock, used for smoothing and polishing. | Pumice Powder |
Nail shape that is slightly tapered and extends just a bit past the tip of the finger. | Round Nail |
Nail shape that is completely straight across with no rounding at the edges. | Square Nail |
Nail shape with a square free edge that is rounded off and extends slightly past the tip of the finger. | Squoval Nail |