PSI Texas State Board Nail Tech Practice Exam 2025 - Free Nail Technician Practice Questions and Study Guide

In nail design terminology, a "full set" specifically refers to the application of a complete set of nail enhancements on all ten fingers. This typically involves the use of artificial nails, such as acrylics or gels, which are designed to enhance the length and shape of the natural nails. A full set would include the application of these enhancements and may also involve nail art or finishes, but the primary focus is on providing nails that are uniformly enhanced across all fingers.

Other options describe different aspects of nail care and services, but they do not capture the full meaning of a "full set." A complete manicure service generally involves the care and grooming of the natural nails, but does not necessarily include enhancements. A type of gel nail application refers to a specific method for applying nail enhancements rather than the complete service across all nails. A base and top coat application is a part of nail service that protects and adds finish to either natural or enhanced nails, but again, it does not represent the comprehensive nature of the full set alluded to in the terminology.