TLE REVIEWER 2ND QUARTER
Made by Matthew Rexel C. Dungca
Edited by Gian Carl Lim
Nail Care Services
Equipment - specific activities
Implements - Perform activities
Equipment
foot spa station - has arm rest and foot rest
manicure table - where we put cosmetics and tools for manicure
Nail Technicians chair - correct positioning for the nail technician
Adjustable lamp - to see clearly the nail
finger bowl - used to soften the finger
Service cushion - covered foam for the client to be more comfortable
Disinfection container - to disinfect the service area
Supply tray/trolley - to transport tools easily for mobility
UV light or LED light - for cooling gel polish
Cotton balls container - where we put cotton balls (duhh)
Gloves - reduce infection
Trashbin - throw stuff (duhh2)
Also important
Cure - is to harden gel polish
UV A - Aging
UV B - Burning
Molecule for gel thingy magic is - Photo Initiators
Implements
2 classes
A. Multi use - can be used over and over again (duhh3)
B. Single use - disposable
Multi use
Metal pusher - used to scrape cuticle and nail plate
Nipper - trim dead skin around the nail
Tweezer - to pick up debris / place nail art / remove implements
Nail clippers - cut away execess nails from the free edge (duhh4)
Single use
Orange wood stick - remove dirt under the nail
Nail brush - used to remove debris
Nail buffer - smoothen irregular ridges
Paddle - remove calluses on the feet (did not work with my table tennis paddle)
Toe seperator - used to spread the toes
Materials
single use towels - to dry and wipe nails on wet hand
Cotton balls - to disinfect nail polish
Liquid soap - used to remove bacteria before and after service
Foot soak - to soften skin and calluses
Exfolliating Scrub - to remove dead sjub
Cosmetic
Polish Remover/ Acetone - to remove nail polish (duhh5)
Cuticle Remover - remove dirt from nail plate
Colored Nail polish - colored polish (no clue what true desc is)
Base coat - to add before nail polish and 2 layers for the base coat
Top coat - to keep the polish shiny and for color to be long lasting
Gel polish - cured and hardened under UV lamp
Parts of the Nail
Nail plate - visible portion of the nail and attached to nail bed
Free edge - end portion of the nail
Nail root - where the nail begins
Structure beneath the nail
Nail bed - the skin where the nail plate rests
Matrix part of the nail bed that has blood vessels and nerves ( located beneath the nail root and produces cells that generate and harden the nail which is called Keratin!)
Lunula - half moon shape of the nail
Structure surrounding the nail
Cuticle - over lapping skin around the nail
Eponychium - cuticle extension at the base of the nail body overlaps lunula
Hyponychium - portion of the skin under the free edge of the nail
Nail walls - folds of the skin overlapping the sides of the nail
Nail grooves - are slits or tracks in the skin at the side of the nail
Mantle skin covering the mantle
Nail shape (finally last lesson)
Round shape
ideal for men
thinner nail bed
Square shape
Classic shape
Bigger nail bed (smaller nail beds look shorter and wider
Oval shape
Elegant shape for women
Add length with a graceful tip
Squoval shape
Popular nail shape for most fingers
Combining elegance of the oval with the strength of square
Pointed/Almond shape
Popular style for nail art
Slender and lengthen the fingers
Made by Matthew Rexel C. Dungca
Edited by Gian Carl Lim
Nail Care Services
Equipment - specific activities
Implements - Perform activities
Equipment
foot spa station - has arm rest and foot rest
manicure table - where we put cosmetics and tools for manicure
Nail Technicians chair - correct positioning for the nail technician
Adjustable lamp - to see clearly the nail
finger bowl - used to soften the finger
Service cushion - covered foam for the client to be more comfortable
Disinfection container - to disinfect the service area
Supply tray/trolley - to transport tools easily for mobility
UV light or LED light - for cooling gel polish
Cotton balls container - where we put cotton balls (duhh)
Gloves - reduce infection
Trashbin - throw stuff (duhh2)
Also important
Cure - is to harden gel polish
UV A - Aging
UV B - Burning
Molecule for gel thingy magic is - Photo Initiators
Implements
2 classes
A. Multi use - can be used over and over again (duhh3)
B. Single use - disposable
Multi use
Metal pusher - used to scrape cuticle and nail plate
Nipper - trim dead skin around the nail
Tweezer - to pick up debris / place nail art / remove implements
Nail clippers - cut away execess nails from the free edge (duhh4)
Single use
Orange wood stick - remove dirt under the nail
Nail brush - used to remove debris
Nail buffer - smoothen irregular ridges
Paddle - remove calluses on the feet (did not work with my table tennis paddle)
Toe seperator - used to spread the toes
Materials
single use towels - to dry and wipe nails on wet hand
Cotton balls - to disinfect nail polish
Liquid soap - used to remove bacteria before and after service
Foot soak - to soften skin and calluses
Exfolliating Scrub - to remove dead sjub
Cosmetic
Polish Remover/ Acetone - to remove nail polish (duhh5)
Cuticle Remover - remove dirt from nail plate
Colored Nail polish - colored polish (no clue what true desc is)
Base coat - to add before nail polish and 2 layers for the base coat
Top coat - to keep the polish shiny and for color to be long lasting
Gel polish - cured and hardened under UV lamp
Parts of the Nail
Nail plate - visible portion of the nail and attached to nail bed
Free edge - end portion of the nail
Nail root - where the nail begins
Structure beneath the nail
Nail bed - the skin where the nail plate rests
Matrix part of the nail bed that has blood vessels and nerves ( located beneath the nail root and produces cells that generate and harden the nail which is called Keratin!)
Lunula - half moon shape of the nail
Structure surrounding the nail
Cuticle - over lapping skin around the nail
Eponychium - cuticle extension at the base of the nail body overlaps lunula
Hyponychium - portion of the skin under the free edge of the nail
Nail walls - folds of the skin overlapping the sides of the nail
Nail grooves - are slits or tracks in the skin at the side of the nail
Mantle skin covering the mantle
Nail shape (finally last lesson)
Round shape
ideal for men
thinner nail bed
Square shape
Classic shape
Bigger nail bed (smaller nail beds look shorter and wider
Oval shape
Elegant shape for women
Add length with a graceful tip
Squoval shape
Popular nail shape for most fingers
Combining elegance of the oval with the strength of square
Pointed/Almond shape
Popular style for nail art
Slender and lengthen the fingers