art that protrudes from the nail is known as ______ art.

colors that are located beside each other on the color wheel are _____ colors.

midsection of the brush bristles that retains the most paint is the:

The light we see reflected from a surface is:

when one color fades into the other, the meeting point is a combination  of the two and is called:

Colors located directly opposite each other on the color wheel are known as:

A flat brush where the bristles are spread out and used for blending is known as:

The metal band around the brush that helps to hold the bristles in place is called:

Placing wet UV gel product under the UV light for 5-10 seconds is called:

A brush with a square tip and a long  bristle that gives added flexibility and is used for blending and shading is called a:

Nail art technique where the nail bed is one color and the tip is another, usually white, is known as:

The point at which bristles of a brush meet the ferrule is called the:

Designs inside a nail enhancement that are created when nail art is sndwiched between two layers of product while the nail enhancement is being formed are known as:

a detail brush preferred for lettering is called a:

A swirled effect when you combined two or more colors when wet is called:

The amount of force that an artist applies to a brush while in the stroke motion when applying nail art is called:

The most common and versatile brush that has a good capacity for holding paint is the:

Colors resulting from mixing equal parts of two primary colors are called:

A short, round brush having little belly and a very fine point at the tip is called a:

Colors resulting from mixing equal parts of one of its nearest secondary colors is called: