Eyelash Extensions Written Practice Exam

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What is the term for the twist and peel technique used in eyelash extension removal?

Wet removal
Gentle extraction
Dry removal
Quick lift

The correct answer is: Dry removal

The term "dry removal" specifically refers to the technique where eyelash extensions are removed using a twist and peel method without the use of additional products or moisture. This technique emphasizes a careful and controlled process in which the extensions are twisted away from the natural lashes, ensuring minimal damage to the natural lash. In contrast, other options may involve various methods that do not align with the particular process described. For instance, "wet removal" typically involves the application of a solvent or adhesive remover to dissolve the bond of the extensions, making it a different methodology. "Gentle extraction" often implies a focus on the careful and compassionate handling of the lashes but may not necessarily refer to the twist and peel process. Lastly, "quick lift" generally refers to a method used to enhance or curl natural lashes rather than a technique for their removal. Understanding these distinctions highlights why dry removal is the correct term for the twist and peel technique in eyelash extension removal.