PSI Texas State Board Nail Tech practice exam

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What is the best approach for nail polish application on toenails?

Using multiple colors
Applying a clear base coat
Using one coat of color
French tips

The correct answer is: Using one coat of color

The best approach for nail polish application on toenails includes applying a clear base coat prior to adding color. A base coat helps create a smooth surface, adheres polish better, and protects the natural nail from staining, which is particularly beneficial for darker colors. While using one coat of color is a popular method, it often doesn’t provide an even finish or adequate coverage. Therefore, applying both a base coat and then proceeding with multiple coats of your chosen color is typically recommended for achieving a polished look. This ensures not only durability but also enhances the appearance of the final result by allowing the color to stand out more vibrantly. Using multiple colors or designs like French tips may be aesthetically pleasing but may complicate the application process and is not always necessary for basic toenail care.