Illinois Nail Technician Practice Exam

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Is it true or false that coating refers to primer being noninvasive to the nails?

True
False
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The correct answer is: True

The statement that coating refers to primer being noninvasive to the nails is true. In the context of nail care and enhancement, the term "coating" typically refers to the application of a layer that helps bond products to the natural nail without causing harm or damage. Primers, especially the non-acid ones, are formulated to prepare the nail surface for subsequent products, such as gels or acrylics, ensuring strong adhesion while minimizing any adverse effects on the nail structure. This noninvasive property is essential for maintaining nail health while achieving the desired enhancement or design. Other alternatives do not accurately reflect the concept of coating in relation to primer, as they either suggest that the statement is not entirely true, or indicate that the statement does not apply, which does not capture the essence of what coating represents in nail technician practices.