Classic Lash Extension Mapping and Safe Application

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1. 1

   The illustrated lash map increases in length toward a peak before the outer corner and then becomes shorter. Which mapping pattern does it represent?

   

   A Squirrel map B Uniform map C Extreme cat-eye map
2. 2

   What is the primary purpose of creating a lash map before applying extensions?

   A To determine how quickly the adhesive will cure B To plan the placement of lengths and transitions across the lash line C To make every natural lash appear the same length
3. 3

   In the image, the isolation tweezers have separated one natural lash from its neighbors. What should happen before the extension is released?

   

   A The extension should be bonded to the nearest two lashes B The isolated lash should be coated from root to tip with adhesive C The extension should be attached only to the isolated natural lash
4. 4

   Where should the base of a classic extension normally be placed?

   A Close to the lash line without touching the eyelid skin B Directly on the eyelid to stabilize the bond C Halfway along the natural lash
5. 5

   Which eye-shape feature is shown in the illustration?

   

   A An outer corner positioned higher than the inner corner B An outer corner positioned lower than the inner corner C An iris completely covered by the upper eyelid
6. 6

   A client has very fine and weak natural lashes. Which modification is safest for a classic set?

   A Use a thicker extension to make each bond stronger B Use extra adhesive to support the extension's weight C Select shorter, lighter extensions suited to the natural lashes
7. 7

   Why are adjacent lash-map zones usually blended rather than changed abruptly?

   A To create a smoother transition between extension lengths B To make adhesive cure at the same speed in every zone C To eliminate the need to isolate natural lashes
8. 8

   The extensions in the image cross over one another even though their lengths follow the map. Which principle needs correction?

   

   A Under-eye pad placement B Consistent extension direction C Natural lash cleansing time
9. 9

   Which design strategy can visually widen close-set eyes when the natural lashes can safely support it?

   A Concentrate the greatest emphasis at the inner corners B Use the same short length across the entire lash line C Shift visual emphasis gradually toward the outer area
10. 10

    What is a likely result of collecting an excessive adhesive bead on the base of an extension?

    A A bulky bond with a greater risk of neighboring lashes sticking together B A lighter extension that is easier for the natural lash to support C An automatic improvement in extension direction
11. 11

    The image shows two neighboring natural lashes accidentally joined by adhesive. What application fault is present?

    

    A A blended transition B A sticky C A direction correction
12. 12

    Which final inspection best helps identify crossed directions, uneven transitions, and lashes bonded together?

    A Checking only the longest extensions from the front B Opening the client's eyes immediately after the last attachment C Viewing the set from multiple angles and performing a careful isolation check