Just popping in to say... whatever you're working toward right now, keep going. Whether you're studying for boards, building your clientele, or just trying to get through a long shift on your feet... it matters. You matter. This industry is hard, but so are you. 💪🏽 Drop a 🔥 below if you're showing up today!

The Chemical Services section is officially on the way… and babyyy, this one is PACKED. If you’ve been struggling with relaxers, color, compatibility, or just trying to remember what the state board actually cares about… this is for you. Inside this section: ✔️ Easy-to-understand refresher readings (no textbook confusion) ✔️ Straight-to-the-point exam breakdowns ✔️ A full study exam to test what you actually know This is one of the MOST tested areas on the state board, so we’re not playing with this one. ⏳ ETA: Dropping next week Make sure you’re locked in now so you don’t fall behind when it goes live. We’re not just studying… we’re passing 💅🏽

Never perform a service on infected, inflamed, or broken skin. One of the most common state board questions tests your ability to recognize when a service should be refused. 🚨 Exam Tip: If the skin, scalp, or nails show signs of infection, swelling, redness, pus, or open wounds, the correct answer is to refuse the service and refer the client to a physician. Your job is to protect the client, the salon, and your license.

Before performing any chemical service, always identify the client’s natural hair level. Why it matters: The natural level tells you how much lift is needed and helps you choose the correct formula and developer strength. 🚨 Exam Tip: Natural level directly affects haircolor formulation and processing decisions. Mess this up on the exam… and in the salon… and your results will be off. Stay sharp. Study smart. Pass with confidence. ✨

What is the PRIMARY purpose of cleaning and disinfecting footbaths? a. Prevent the spread of infections b. Prolong equipment lifespan c. Enhance visual appeal d. Reduce pedicure time