PSI Cosmetology Practice Exam

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Which product is NOT needed in the application of a nail wrap?

Base coat
Top coat
Monomer
Wrap material

The correct answer is: Monomer

In the application of a nail wrap, the primary materials needed include a base coat, top coat, and the wrap material itself. The base coat serves to protect the natural nail and enhance adhesion of the wrap, while the top coat provides a finishing layer that adds shine and durability to the application. Monomer, on the other hand, is primarily associated with acrylic nail applications, where it is used to create a polymer and form the nail structure. It's not a necessary component when applying a nail wrap, which relies more on the adhesion of the wrap material and the sealing properties of the base and top coats. Understanding the functions of each component is crucial in the application process. This distinction helps clarify why monomer is not required in the nail wrap procedure, as the focus is on the wraps themselves and the protective layers that are applied before and after.