Arizona State Board Nail Technology Practice Exam

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During a two-color UV/LED gel service, what should happen with the first bead of gel?

  1. It should be applied in a thick layer

  2. It should string the product

  3. It should be mixed with a base

  4. It should be wiped off

The correct answer is: It should string the product

When performing a two-color UV/LED gel service, the first bead of gel should be applied in a manner that effectively connects the two colors. Stringing the product allows for a seamless blend and transitions between the colors, ensuring that they adhere properly and create a uniform appearance. This technique helps avoid any separation between the layers and promotes a smooth application process. Applying the gel in a thick layer can lead to issues with curing and may result in an uneven finish. Mixing it with a base could compromise the product's intended consistency and functionality. Wiping off the gel would counteract the purpose of applying it, resulting in an incomplete service. Focusing on stringing the product effectively facilitates a better result in the final presentation of the nail design.