Question

1. what does frequent exposure to soaps, solvents, and similar substances do to the skin?

a) keeps it clean
b) removes the natural oils
c) irritates it
d) builds up its strength

1. what type of gloves are recommended to be worn to protect your hands while working as a

licensed cosmetologist?
a) latex
b) rubber
c) nitrile
d) polyester

1. if you are unsure how to safely handle and use a specific product, contact the product

manufacturer. you also might want to look up or obtain the sds for the product. what does sds
stand for?
a) safety design sheet
c) safety data sheet
b) single data source
d) safety data supplement

Explanation:

• Question 26: Soaps, solvents, etc., remove natural oils from the skin. This is a basic knowledge about the effect of such substances on skin.
• Question 27: Nitrile gloves are recommended for cosmetologists as they offer good protection, are durable, and less likely to cause allergic reactions compared to latex (which can cause allergies) and are more suitable than polyester (not typically used as protective gloves in this context) and rubber (a more general term, and nitrile is a specific better - suited material).
• Question 28: SDS stands for Safety Data Sheet. It is a standard document that provides information on how to safely handle, store, and use a product, including potential hazards.

Answer:

1. B. removes the natural oils
2. C. nitrile
3. C. Safety Data Sheet