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1. Which statement about nail tipping is correct?
2. If a hand massage is given as part of a manicure, it is done before
3. Sculptured nails are also known as
4. Before each manicure, you should clean the top of the manicure table with
5. Which statement about artificial nails is correct?
6. If it is necessary to cut a client's cuticles to remove them, you should be careful to
7. If you accidentally cut your client's skin during a manicure, you should
8. When giving a leg massage, you would
9. A client asks you to trim away a corn that is causing her discomfort. You should
10. The purpose of roughing up the existing nail surface before nail wrapping is to

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