Washington Cosmetology State Board Quiz
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The tissue beneath the Free Edge of the nail is known as?
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Hyponychium
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Eponychium
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Perionychium
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Pterygium
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This Washington cosmetology state board quiz assesses key skills in cosmetology such as hair cutting techniques, nail structure, and use of professional equipment. It prepares candidates for state licensure, enhancing their professional readiness in the beauty industry.
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In hair cutting, angles below 90 degrees are used primarily to?
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Decrease weight
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Build weight
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Decrease movement
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None of the above
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What type of guideline is used when you want to create a gradual increase in weight or length?
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Traveling
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Stationary
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Temporary
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Permanent
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Another name for Tesla (high frequency) current is?
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Blue Ray
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Violet Ray
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White light
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Ultra-violet Ray
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When giving a razor haircut, the guideline is generally?
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At the closed side of your hand
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Above your fingers
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Below your fingers
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At your palm
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Remy hair is?
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Yak hair with its cuticle removed
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Human hair with its cuticle removed
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Synthetic hair
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Human hair with its cuticle intact
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What type of relaxer is usually advertised as a "No-Lye" and marketed for "Sensitive Scalps"?
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Thioglycolate
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Lithium Hydroxide
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Guanidine
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Sodium Hydroxide
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Most relaxers on the market contain?
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Thioglycolate
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Sodium
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Guanidine
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Lithium
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