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When does a temporary license expire? - The 60th day after the date the license is issued. It is not renewable When does a private, public, or secondary school's license expire? - 1 year from when the license was issued When can the department enter a spa & inspect it? - Any time during business hours What types of sanitizers are barber shops, schools, beauty shops, specialty shops, or other licensed faculty responsible to have? - 1) autoclave 2) a dry heat 3) ultraviolet sanitizer Wha...

What term refers to the impression projected by an esthetician's outward appearance and conduct in the workplace? - professional image What term refers to the daily maintenance of cleanliness and healthfulness through certain sanitary practices? - personal hygiene What food should estheticians AVOID during work hours because its odor can linger? - onion What type of approach is generally best when applying makeup? - clean and natural What should your makeup do? - accentuate your best feat...

What is NOT an example of a contraindication for waxing? - antihistimine What type of bikini waxing involves removal of hair outside the normal bikini line? - American What type of muscle functions automatically, without conscious will, and is found in the digestive system? - nonstriated How should massage products be applied? - warm, with fingertips What tones are MOST subtle for dark skin? - dark What should clients with acne do as part of their home care routine? - use foaming cleanser ...

What three qualities must disinfectants used in salons, spas, and medical facilities have? - bactericidal, virucidal, and fungicidal What size the most common type of bacteria ? - Bacilli What are the two cells created through binary fission called? - daughter cells What is a type of fungus that affects plants or grows on inanimate objects, but does NOT cause human infections in the salon? - mildew What form of decontamination is NOT recommended for use in salons or spas? - dry heat steri...

All of the following statements are correct about salicylic acid EXCEPT: self-neutralizing anti-inflammatory properties ideal for treating acne and oily skin ed from sweet birch, willow bark and wintergreen - not ideal for treating acne and oily skin The simplest atomic structure is: n n r gen - hydrogen Post-service instructions for a chemical or mechanical (physical) exfoliation require detailed post-care for how many days after treatment? a.1-2 days b.3-5 days c.6-10 days d....

All of the following are relaxers EXCEPT - lanthionine relaxers When using a chemical relaxer, which of the following must you avoid using? - Bleaches or high-lift color products When performing a basic permanent wrap, the hair should be divided into how many panels? - 9 Which of the following bonds make permanent waving, curl re-forming, and chemical hair relaxing possible? - Disulfide bonds Which of the following is determined by the patch test? - Allergic reactions All of the following...

the practice of performing or offering to perform for compensation for treating a person's hair,skin and nails is? - Cosmetology how many members are appointed on the TDLR board of cosmetology? - 5 what is the age requirement of a person to be eligible to hold a cosmetology license in Texas? - 17 to hold a cosmetology license in Texas a person must hold a high school diploma or equivalent or a? - GED in Texas a student can take the written exam with? - 1000 hours how many hours are requi...

Allen key - A hexagonal rod in the shape of an L. Used on contact screws and binding screws Antiseptic - Something used to clean the skin and removes bacteria. Used before applying the stencil Armature bar - Pulls the needle up out of the skin after injecting the skin with ink Autoclave - Machine that uses steam under pressure to sterilize materials Clean room - area designed for the preparation of sterile products Clip cord - Used to power the machine by connecting it to the power supply ...

Acquired immune deficiency syndrome (AIDS) - The last stage of infection caused by the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), which most often results in severe damage to the body's immunse system Applicator - A term referring to either single-use and reusable spatula or similar devices Antiseptic - A chemical agent that destroys or inhibits microorganisms on skin or tissue and has an effect of limiting optimally preventing infection Autoclave - Equipment used for the sterilization of heat re...

In business, the work areas where the tattoos are applied must.... - Be approved by the NYC Department of Health prior to opening. A record must be kept by the licensee containing the following information.... - The customers name, address, age and date of the tattoo performed. After the tattoo is completed the tattooist must give the customer.... - Written instructions about how to take care of the skin area that was tattooed. The license issued by the NYC allowing you to perform tattooin...