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خرید کتاب Milady’s Standard Cosmetology 14th

Milady Standard Cosmetology 14th Edition

by Milady (Author)

Publisher ‏ : ‎ Milady

Publication date ‏ : ‎ December 1, 2021

Edition ‏ : ‎ 14th

Language ‏ : ‎ English

Print length ‏ : ‎ 1072 pages

ISBN-10 ‏ : ‎ 0357378903

ISBN-13 ‏ : ‎ 978-0357378908

ISBN: 9780357997826

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DOI: 10.1016/C2017-0-00935-7

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فهرست مطالب

Cover Page
Title Page
Copyright Page
Preface
Featured Highlights
Featured Highlights
Meet the Contributors
Part 01. Orientation
Chapter 01. History and Career Opportunities
Why Study Cosmetology History and Career Opportunities?
Ancient Cultures
The Africans
The Egyptians
The Chinese
The Greeks
The Romans
Middle Ages
Renaissance and Victorian Age
The Renaissance
Age of Extravagance
The Victorian Age
Early Twentieth Century
1901–1910
1911–1919
1920s
Mid- to Late Twentieth Century
1930s
1940s
1950–2000
Twenty-First Century
Career Paths for Cosmetologists
In-Demand Services and Opportunities
Chapter Glossary
Part 02. Health Sciences
Chapter 02. General Anatomy and Physiology
Why Study Anatomy and Physiology?
Cell Structure and Functions
Tissues
Organs and Body Systems
Skeletal System
Skull Bones
Cranial Bones
Facial Bones
Neck Bones
Chest and Shoulder Bones
Arm and Hand Bones
Leg, Ankle, and Foot Bones
Muscular System
Scalp and Neck Muscles
Face, Nose, and Mouth Muscles
Shoulder and Arm Muscles
Hand Muscles
Lower Leg and Foot Muscles
Nervous System
Nervous System Divisions
The Brain and Spinal Cord
Nerves
Circulatory System
The Heart
Blood Vessels
The Blood
Head, Face, and Neck Arteries
Head, Face, and Neck Veins
Lymphatic System
Integumentary System
Endocrine System
Chapter Glossary
Chapter 03. Skin Structure and Growth
Why Study Skin Structure and Growth?
Skin Layers and Their Functions
The Epidermis
The Dermis
Subcutaneous Tissue
Nerves That Affect the Skin
Skin Pigments
Strength and Flexibility of the Skin
Skin Glands
Sudoriferous (Sweat) Glands
Sebaceous (Oil) Glands
Skin Functions
Chapter Glossary
Chapter 04. Skin Disorders and Diseases
Why Study Skin Disorders and Diseases?
Common Skin Disorders and Diseases
Skin Lesions
Sebaceous and Sudoriferous Gland Disorders
Sebaceous Glands
Sudoriferous (Sweat) Glands
Skin Inflammations and Infections
Skin Inflammation
Skin Infection
Skin Hypertrophies
Pigment Disorders
Hyperpigmentation
Hypopigmentation
Acne and Problem Skin
Heredity and Hormones
Acne Bacteria
Aging Skin Issues
Intrinsic Factors
Extrinsic Factors
Sun Damage
Sun Protection
Skin Cancer
Recognize Skin Changes
Contact Dermatitis
Allergic Contact Dermatitis
Irritant Contact Dermatitis
Preventing Contact Dermatitis
Chapter Glossary
Chapter 05. Nail Structure and Growth
Why Study Nail Structure and Growth?
The Natural Nail Unit
Nail Structures
Nail Folds
Proximal Nail Fold (PNF)
Nail Plate
Nail Bed
Matrix
Cuticle
Eponychium
Hyponychium
Specialized Ligaments
Nail Growth
Nail Plate Malformation
Chapter Glossary
Chapter 06. Nail Disorders and Diseases
Why Study Nail Disorders and Diseases?
Unhealthy Nails
Nail Disorders
Nail Infections
Nail Diseases
Hand, Nail, and Skin Analysis
Scope of Practice
Chapter Glossary
Chapter 07. Hair and Scalp Properties
Why Study Hair and Scalp Properties?
Hair Root Structure
Hair Shaft Structure
Chemical Composition of Hair
Cortex Side Bonds
Hair Pigment
Wave Pattern
Scalp and Hair Analysis
Texture
Density
Porosity
Elasticity
Hair Growth Patterns
Dry Hair and Scalp
Oily Hair and Scalp
Hair Growth
Hair Growth Cycles
Hair Myths and Facts
Chapter Glossary
Chapter 08. Hair and Scalp Disorders and Diseases
Why Study Hair and Scalp Disorders and Diseases?
Hair Loss
Types of Hair Loss
Hair Loss Treatments
The Emotional Impact of Hair Loss
Hair Disorders
Scalp Disorders
Dandruff
Fungal Infections (Tinea)
Parasitic Infections
Bacterial Infections
Chapter Glossary
Part 03. Hair Services
Chapter 09. Principles of Hair Design
Why Study Hair Design?
Design Philosophy
Five Elements of Hair Design
Element 1: Design Lines
Element 2: Form
Element 3: Space
Element 4: Design Texture
Element 5: Haircolor
Five Principles of Hair Design
Principle 1: Proportion
Principle 2: Balance
Principle 3: Rhythm
Principle 4: Emphasis
Principle 5: Harmony
Head Forms
Reference Points
Areas of the Head
Hair Type and Texture
Hairstyle and Facial Shapes
Oval Facial Type
Round Facial Type
Square Facial Type
Triangle Facial Type
Oblong Facial Type
Diamond Facial Type
Heart-Shaped Facial Type
Profiles and Proportions
Profiles
Facial Proportions
Hair Partings
Styling for People Who Wear Glasses
Sideburns
Chapter Glossary
Chapter 10. Hair Service Preparation
Why Study Hair Service Preparation?
Three-Part Client Service Process
Part One: Pre-Service Procedure
Part Two: Service Procedure
Part Three: Post-Service Procedure
Client Consultation
Scalp Analysis
Professional Draping
Hair Brushing
Brush Types and Detangling Implements
Scalp Massage
Scalp Treatments
Normal Scalp Treatment
Dry Hair and Scalp Treatment
Oily Hair and Scalp Treatment
Antidandruff Treatment
Shampoo Types
Selecting the Proper Shampoo
Shampoo Types
Shampooing Clients with a Disability
Client Product Education
Conditioner Types
Co-Wash
Other Conditioning Agents
Deep-Conditioning Treatment
℗ Procedure 10-1. Pre-Service Procedure
℗ Procedure 10-2. Post-Service Procedure
℗ Procedure 10-3. Draping
℗ Procedure 10-4. Hair Brushing and Detangling
℗ Procedure 10-5. Shampooing and Conditioning
℗ Procedure 10-6. Scalp Massage
10-10. Chapter Glossary
Chapter 11. Haircutting
Why Study Haircutting?
Haircutting Lines, Sections, and Angles
Types of Haircut Lines
Haircut Sections
Elevation
Finger Angle
Guidelines
Overdirection
Hair Analysis
Growth Pattern
Density
Texture
Wave and Curl Pattern
Haircutting Shears
Steel
Cast versus Forged Shears
Parts of a Shear
Shear Maintenance
Blade Length
Left-Handed versus Right-Handed Shears
Texturizing Shears
Specialty Shears
Purchasing Shears
Fitting the Shears Correctly
Holding the Shears and Comb
Holding the Shears
Holding the Shears and Comb
Haircutting Tools
Razor Cutting
Holding the Razor
Handling the Comb
Tension
Clippers
Tools for Clipper Cutting
Trimmers
Trimming Facial Hair
Demonstrate Proper Posture and Body Positions
Body Position
Hand Positions
Safety in Haircutting
General Haircutting Techniques and Tips
Cutting Curly Hair
Four Essential Haircuts
The Blunt Haircut
The Graduated Haircut
The Uniform-Layered Haircut
The Long-Layered Haircut
Beyond Basic Haircutting Techniques
Bangs (Fringe)
Slide Cutting
Shear-Over-Comb
Texturizing
Texturizing with Shears
Texturizing with a Razor
Texturizing with Thinning Shears
Basic Haircuts Enhanced with Texturizing Techniques
Basic Clipper Cutting
Basic Clipper Techniques
Fading
Line Up
℗ Procedure 11-1. Blunt Haircut (Right-Handed)
℗ Procedure 11-1. Blunt Haircut (Left-Handed)
℗ Procedure 11-2. Graduated Haircut (Right-Handed)
℗ Procedure 11-2. Graduated Haircut (Left-Handed)
℗ Procedure 11-3. Uniform-Layered Haircut (Right-Handed)
℗ Procedure 11-3. Uniform-Layered Haircut (Left-Handed)
℗ Procedure 11-4. Long-Layered Haircut (Right-Handed)
℗ Procedure 11-4. Long-Layered Haircut (Left-Handed)
℗ Procedure 11-5. Basic Clipper Cut
℗ Procedure 11-6. Taper Fade on Straight Hair
℗ Procedure 11-7. Classic Fade on Curly Hair
11-14. Chapter Glossary
Chapter 12. Hairstyling
Why Study Hairstyling?
Hairstyling Consultation
Natural Hairstyling Consultation
Special-Occasion Hairstyle Consultation
Brushes, Combs, and Implements
Brushes
Combs and Picks
Clamps and Clips
Styling Aids
Prep and Finish Products
Blowdryers
Blowdryer Selection
Blowdryer Motors
Blowdryer Safety Guidelines
Blowdrying Tension
Thermal Irons
Clamp Irons
Clamp-Free Irons
Flat Irons
Crimping Irons
Thermal Iron Safety
Thermal Pressing
Types of Thermal Pressing
Pressing Combs
Pressing Comb Care and Maintenance
Pressing Oil or Cream
Pressing Procedures
Natural Hairstyling
Curly and Coily Method for Textured Hair
Natural Textured Sets and Styles
Locs
Understanding and Creating Curls
Curl Shapes
Curl Formation
Curl Patterns
Base Types and Placements
Teasing Techniques
Wet Sets
Roller Sets
Damp Sets
Finger Waves
Hair Molding
Hair Wrapping
Pin Curls
Special-Occasion Styles
Styling Considerations
Foundational Updos
Classic Updos
℗ Procedure 12-1. Preparing Hair for Styling
℗ Procedure 12-2. Blowdrying Highly Textured Hair Prior to Thermal Setting
℗ Procedure 12-3. Blowdrying and Thermal Setting to Produce Full, Smooth Hair
℗ Procedure 12-4. Blowdrying Short, Curly Hair in Its Natural Wave Pattern
℗ Procedure 12-5. Diffusing Curly Hair in Its Natural Wave Pattern
℗ Procedure 12-6. Blowdrying Straight or Wavy Hair for Maximum Volume (Right-Handed)
℗ Procedure 12-6. Blowdrying Straight or Wavy Hair for Maximum Volume (Left-Handed)
℗ Procedure 12-7. Blowdrying Blunt or Long-Layered, Straight to Wavy Hair into a Straight Style
℗ Procedure 12-8. Marcel Manipulations (Thermal Curling)
℗ Procedure 12-9. Hollywood Waves (Thermal Waving)
℗ Procedure 12-10. Curly and Coily Methods
℗ Procedure 12-11. Double-Strand Twist
℗ Procedure 12-12. Coil Comb Technique—Nubian Coils and Starting Locs
℗ Procedure 12-13. Cultivating and Grooming Locs
℗ Procedure 12-14. Wet Set with Rollers
℗ Procedure 12-15. Horizontal Finger-Waving
℗ Procedure 12-16. Hair Wrapping on Coarse, Coily Hair
℗ Procedure 12-17. Curling Short, Relaxed Hair
℗ Procedure 12-18. Silk Press
℗ Procedure 12-19. Chignon
℗ Procedure 12-20. Curly Chignon Updo
℗ Procedure 12-21. French Pleat or Twist
12-12. Chapter Glossary
Chapter 13. Braiding and Braid Extensions
Why Study Braiding and Braid Extensions?
Braiding Salons
Braiding Consultation
Tools and Materials for Braiding and Extensions
Materials for Extensions
Braiding the Hair
Foundational Braids
℗ Procedure 13-1. Preparing Textured Hair for Braiding
℗ Procedure 13-2. Halo Braids
℗ Procedure 13-3. Single Braids with Extensions
℗ Procedure 13-4. Basic Cornrows
13-5. Chapter Glossary
Chapter 14. Wigs and Hair Additions
Why Study Wigs and Hair Additions?
Hair Addition Consultations
Hair Addition and Wig Fibers
Human Fiber Hair
Synthetic Fiber Hair
Animal Fiber Hair
Hair Extension Methods
Braid-and-Sew Method
Tape-in Extensions
Fusion Bonding Method
Linking
Hair Extension Care Instructions
Wigs
Wig Types
Wig Construction Methods
Wig Tools and Supplies
Wig Sizing
Wig Placement
Cutting the Wig
Wig Care Guidelines
Wigs and Hair Loss
Hairpieces
Fashion Hairpieces
Integration Hairpieces
Toupees
Chapter Glossary
Chapter 15. Chemical Texture Services
Why Study Chemical Texture Services?
Chemical Relaxers
Reforming Hair Textures
Hydroxide Relaxers
Metal Hydroxide Relaxers
Lye Relaxers
No-Lye Relaxers
Base and No-Base Relaxers
Relaxer Strengths and Formulations
Hydroxide Relaxer Neutralization
Thio Relaxers
Reduction and Oxidation
Low-pH Relaxers
Keratin-Based Smoothing Treatments
Relaxer Tools and Supplies
Chemical Relaxer Safety Guidelines
Pre-Service Chemical Texture Guidelines
Relaxer Safety Tips
Chemical Relaxer Consultation
Relaxer Application
Virgin Relaxer
Relaxer Retouch
Permanent Waving
Permanent Wave Solutions
Alkaline Waves
Acid Waves
Ammonia-Free Waves
Thio-Free Waves
Low-pH Waves
Perm Selection and Processing
Permanent Wave Processing
Permanent Wave Tools and Supplies
Rod Types
End Papers
Permanent Wave Designs
Panel and Base Sectioning
Base Placement
Base Direction
Wrapping Techniques
Wrapping Patterns
Partial Permanent Waves
Soft Curl Permanents
Permanent Wave Safety Guidelines
Patch Test
Metallic Salts Test
Preliminary Test Curls
Permanent Wave Safety Tips
Permanent Wave Consultation
Permanent Wave Application
Perm Using Basic Wrap
Perm Using Bricklay Wrap
Perm Using Spiral Wrap
Perm Using Double-Rod Wrap
Soft Curl Perm
℗ Procedure 15-1. Virgin Hair Relaxer
℗ Procedure 15-2. Relaxer Retouch
℗ Procedure 15-3. Preliminary Test Curl for a Permanent Wave
℗ Procedure 15-4. Permanent Wave Using a Basic Wrap
℗ Procedure 15-5. Permanent Wave Using a Bricklay Wrap
℗ Procedure 15-6. Permanent Wave Using a Spiral Wrap
℗ Procedure 15-7. Permanent Wave Using a Double-Rod Wrap
℗ Procedure 15-8. Soft Curl Perm (Chemical Curl Reformation)
15-16. Chapter Glossary
Chapter 16. Haircoloring
Why Study Haircoloring?
Hair Color and Structure
Hair Color
Hair Structure
Hair Texture
Hair Density
Hair Porosity
Hair Levels and Tones
Level System
Haircolor Charts
Gray Hair
Color Theory
Primary Colors
Secondary Colors
Tertiary Colors
Complementary Colors
Tone and Intensity
Types of Haircolor
Temporary Haircolors
Semipermanent Haircolor
Demipermanent Haircolor
Permanent Haircolor
Natural-Based and Metallic Haircolors
Pre-Treating with Fillers and Tonal Correction
Hydrogen Peroxide and Ammonia
Hydrogen Peroxide
Ammonia and Ammonia Substitutes
Lighteners
Types of Lighteners
Contributing Pigment
Monitoring the Health of the Hair
Double-Process Haircolor
Haircolor Consultation
Assisting Clients with Impaired Vision
Tips for Discussing Haircolor
Release Statement
Haircolor Formulation
How to Apply Haircolor and Lighteners
Application Tools and Mixing Haircolor
Preliminary Patch Test and Strand Test for Haircolor
Temporary Haircolor Application
Semipermanent Haircolor Application
Demipermanent Haircolor Application
Single-Process Haircolor
Lightener Application
Preliminary Patch Test and Strand Test for Lightener
Lightener and the Double-Process Color Application
Lightener Retouch
Highlighting Techniques
Foil and Balayage Techniques
Foilayage
Color Melt Technique
Cap Highlighting
Gray Hair Coverage Techniques
Formulating for Gray Hair
Tips for Achieving Gray Coverage
Coloring Resistant Gray Hair
Special Haircolor Challenges and Solutions
Haircolor Tips for Damaged Hair
Haircolor Tips for Textured Hair
Haircolor Tips for Redheads
Haircolor Tips for Brunettes
Haircolor Tips for Blondes
Common Haircolor Solutions
Haircoloring Safety Precautions
℗ Procedure 16-1. Preliminary Patch Test and Strand Test
℗ Procedure 16-2. Temporary Haircolor Rinse
℗ Procedure 16-3. Demipermanent Haircolor Application
℗ Procedure 16-4. Single-Process Color on Virgin Hair
℗ Procedure 16-5. Permanent Single-Process Retouch with a Glaze
℗ Procedure 16-6. Virgin Lightener
℗ Procedure 16-7. Toner Application
℗ Procedure 16-8. Specialty Highlighting with Foil
℗ Procedure 16-9. Pintura Highlights
℗ Procedure 16-10. Color Melt
℗ Procedure 16-11. Permanent Gray Coverage
16-15. Chapter Glossary
Part 04. Skin Care Services
Chapter 17. Hair Removal
Why Study Hair Removal?
Excessive Hair Growth
Temporary Hair Removal
Shaving
Tweezing
Depilatories
Waxing
Sugaring
Threading
Permanent Hair Reduction
Electrolysis
Intense Pulsed Light
Laser Hair Removal
Client Consultation
Hair Removal Contraindications
℗ Procedure 17-1. Pre-Service Procedure
℗ Procedure 17-2. Post-Service Procedure
℗ Procedure 17-3. Eyebrow Tweezing
℗ Procedure 17-4. Eyebrow Waxing Using Soft Wax
℗ Procedure 17-5. Lip Waxing Using Hard Wax
℗ Procedure 17-6. Body Waxing Using Soft Wax
17-7. Chapter Glossary
Chapter 18. Facials
Why Study Facials?
Esthetics Career Path
Career Differences
Managing Dual Careers
Basic Facial Equipment
Treatment Chairs and Tables
Chairs and Stools
Analysis Equipment
Skin Prep Equipment
Facial Cleansing/Exfoliation Equipment
Waxing Units
Skin Types and Common Skin Conditions
Normal Skin Type
Dry Skin Type
Oily Skin Type
Combination Skin Type
Skin Conditions
Facial Treatment and Care Products
Cleansers
Moisturizers for Skin Types and Conditions
Serums and Ampoules
Masks
Desincrustation Products
Facial Exfoliants
Sun Protection Products (Sunscreens)
Basic Techniques Used in Facial Massage
Contraindications to Massage
Benefits of Massage
Basic Massage Manipulations
Massage Modalities
Electrotherapy and Light Therapy
General Contraindications to Electrotherapy
Galvanic Current
Microcurrent
High-Frequency Current
Light Therapy
Client Forms and Record Keeping
Client Intake Form
Service Record Form
Consent Form
Conduct a Client Consultation
Consultation Questions
Contraindications for Facial Treatments
Perform Facial Procedures
Guidelines for Facial Treatments
Basic Facial Application
Special Considerations for Facial Hair and Skin Care Treatments
℗ Procedure 18-1. Basic Facial
℗ Procedure 18-2. Facial Massage
℗ Procedure 18-3. Facial for Dry Skin
℗ Procedure 18-4. Facial for Oily Skin with Open Comedones
℗ Procedure 18-5. Facial for Acne-Prone Skin
18-12. Chapter Glossary
Chapter 19. Makeup
Why Study Makeup?
Color Theory for Makeup
Choosing Colors for Your Client
Makeup is for Everyone
Makeup for Everyday
Makeup for Mature Skin
Makeup for Textured Skin
Facial Makeup
Foundation
Concealers
Face Powders
Eyeshadow
Eyeliner
Eyebrow Color
Cheek Color
Lip Color
Mascara
Other Cosmetics
Makeup Brushes, Tools, and Implements
Brushes
Makeup Tools
Single-Use Implements
Airbrush Makeup
Complementing Face Shapes and Features
Finding Visual Balance of the Face
Facial Features
Eye Shape
Eyebrow Shape
Lip Shape
Balancing Skin Tones and Camouflage Makeup
Makeup Consultation and Application
Client Consultation
Lighting
Makeup Application Techniques
Infection Control for Makeup Services
Eyelash Enhancements
Types of Lashes and How to Apply Them
Eyelash Extensions
Eyelash Perming
Eyelash and Eyebrow Tinting
℗ Procedure 19-1. Basic Professional Makeup Application
℗ Procedure 19-2. False Eyelash Application
19-9. Chapter Glossary
Part 05. Nail Services
Chapter 20. Manicuring
Why Study Manicuring?
Manicure Station Equipment
Manicure Table
Client Arm Cushion
Adjustable Lamp
Cosmetologist’s and Client’s Chairs
Finger Bowls
Disinfection Containers
Autoclave
Gauze and Cotton Wipe Container
Trash Container
Ventilation System
Optional Manicure Station Equipment
Supply Trays and Baskets
Electric Nail Polish Dryer
UV or LED Curing Lamps
Terry Cloth Mitts
Electric Hand/Foot Mitts
Paraffin Bath
Multiuse Manicuring Implements
Metal Pushers
Nail Nippers
Tweezers
Nail Clippers
Nylon Nail Brushes
Single-Use Manicuring Implements
Abrasive Nail Files and Buffers
Two- or Three-Way Buffers or Shiners
Plastic or Metal Spatulas and Product Applicators
Wooden Pushers
Product Application Brushes
Nail Service Materials
Gloves
Dust Masks
Protective Eyewear
Paper or Terry Cloth Towels
Gauze, Cotton Balls, or Plastic-Backed Pads
Professional Nail Products Used During a Manicure
Soap
Cuticle Removers
Nail Creams, Lotions, and Oils
Colored Polish, Enamel, Lacquer, or Varnish
Base Coat and Top Coat
Nail Polish Dryer Products
Gel Polish Products
Polish Remover and Product Remover
Nail Hardeners
Nail Conditioners
Hand Creams and Lotions
Manicure Consultation
Basic Nail Shapes
The Basic Manicure
Three-Part Procedure
Hand Washing
Nail Polish Application
Choosing a Nail Color
Applying Polish
Hand and Arm Massage
General Movements
Spa and Basic Manicures Compared
Theme Manicures
Waterless Manicures
Aromatherapy in Manicuring
Paraffin Wax Treatments with Manicures
Paraffin Wax Safety
Paraffin Application Methods
Services for Clients with Disabilities
Aging Population
Medical Considerations
Upgrading Your Manicure with Nail Art
The French Manicure
Color Fading
Marbleizing
Stencils and Stamping
℗ Procedure 20-1. Pre-Service Procedure
℗ Procedure 20-2. Performing a Basic Manicure
℗ Procedure 20-3. Post-Service Procedure
℗ Procedure 20-4. Polish the Nails
℗ Procedure 20-5. Hand and Arm Massage
20-16. Chapter Glossary
Chapter 21. Pedicuring
Why Study Pedicuring?
Pedicuring Equipment
Pedicure Station
Pedicure Footbath
Pedicure Cart
Foot Mitts (Optional)
Paraffin Bath (Optional)
Hot Stones (Optional)
Pedicuring Implements
Toenail Clippers and Nippers
Curette
Nail Rasp
Pedicure Nail File
Foot Files/Pedicure Paddles
Gloves
Unique Pedicure Materials
Toe Separators
Pedicure Slippers
Professional Pedicure Products
Foot Soaks
Exfoliating Scrubs
Masks
Foot Lotions or Creams
Callus Softeners
Considering a Professional Product Line
Client Consultation
Evaluate Nails and Skin
Identify Diseases or Disorders
Acknowledge Medical Conditions
Determine Service
Maintaining Client Records
Pedicure Services
Pedicure Service Menu
Pedicure Series
Spa Pedicures
Upgrading a Pedicure
Pedicure Massage Benefits
Performing the Massage
Pedicure and Massage Interaction
Reflexology
Clients with Disabilities
Cleaning and Disinfecting Footbaths
℗ Procedure 21-1. Performing the Basic Pedicure
℗ Procedure 21-2. Foot and Leg Massage
℗ Procedure 21-3. Cleaning and Disinfecting Whirlpool, Air-Jet, and Pipeless Footbaths
℗ Procedure 21-4. Cleaning and Disinfecting Basic Footbaths
21-11. Chapter Glossary
Chapter 22. Nail Extensions and Resin Systems
Why Study Nail Extensions and Resin Systems?
Preparing the Natural Nail for Nail Enhancements
Nail Tip Types
Nail Adhesive
Advantages of Nail Forms
Disposable Nail Forms
Reusable Nail Forms
Common Nail Extension Shapes
Properly Structured Nail Enhancements
Nail Parts
Nail Resin and Nail Resin Systems
Strengthening with Nail Wraps
Dip System Advantages
Using a Dip System
French and Clear Dip Extensions
℗ Procedure 22-1. Dry Manicure
℗ Procedure 22-2. Nail Tip Application
℗ Procedure 22-3. Nail Tip Removal
℗ Procedure 22-4. Disposable Nail Form Application
℗ Procedure 22-5. Dip System One-Color Application
℗ Procedure 22-6. Resin System Removal
22-10. Chapter Glossary
Chapter 23. Liquid and Powder Nail Enhancements
Why Study Liquid and Powder Nail Enhancements?
Chemistry of Liquid and Powder Nail Enhancements
Odorless Monomer Liquid and Polymer Powder Products
Liquid and Powder Nail Enhancement Service Supplies
Monomer Liquid
Polymer Powder
Nail Primer
Abrasives
Nail Tips and Forms
Dappen Dish
Nail Brush
Monomer Liquid and Polymer Powder Product Storage and Disposal
Liquid and Powder Nail Art
Liquid and Powder Nail Enhancement Maintenance and Removal
Monomer Liquid and Polymer Powder Nail Enhancement Removal
℗ Procedure 23-1. One-Color Liquid and Powder Overlay
℗ Procedure 23-2. Two-Color Liquid and Powder Nail Enhancements Using Forms
℗ Procedure 23-3. One-Color Liquid and Powder Maintenance
℗ Procedure 23-4. Liquid and Powder Nail Enhancement Removal
23-6. Chapter Glossary
Chapter 24. Light-Cured Gels
Why Study Light-Cured Gels?
Gel Chemistry
UV and LED Light
Gel Types
Bonding Gels
Building Gels
Polymer Gels
Pigmented Gels
Soak-Off Gel Polishes
Finishing Gels
Gel Application Supplies
Storing, Using, and Removing Gels
Removing Gels
When to Choose Gel Services
Hard Gel Extensions
Gel Polishes
℗ Procedure 24-1. One-Color Hard-Gel Overlay
℗ Procedure 24-2. Two-Color Hard-Gel Overlay
℗ Procedure 24-3. One-Color Hard-Gel Sculpture Extensions
℗ Procedure 24-4. One-Color Polymer Gel Overlay
℗ Procedure 24-5. Hard-Gel Maintenance
℗ Procedure 24-6. Soak-Off Gel Polish over Nail Enhancements
℗ Procedure 24-7. Soak-Off Gel Polish on Natural Nails
℗ Procedure 24-8. Hard Gel and Polymer Gel Removal
℗ Procedure 24-9. Soak-Off Gel or Gel Polish Removal
24-8. Chapter Glossary
References
Conversions