Skin 1
What natural therapy is known as the controlled use of essential oils?
aromatherapy
What happens during the Decrease phase of a facial
A. microcirculation, bacteria overgrowth and inflammation are reduced
What is the goal of the Increase phase?
improve skin function and texture
Customizing the treatment protocol to match Increase, Balance and Decrease phases of a facial is during which part of the Skin Assessment and Recommendation system?
Treat
Which of the following Fitzpatrick skin types requires at least an SPF 15+ during high exposure?
a) Type I
b) Type II
c) Type IV
d) Type V
Type V
A light-texture moisturizer that increases water hydration is best for what skin type?
oily
Choose a cleanser that is pH-balanced with lipid replacement for what type of skin?
dry
What is the first step in a skin analysis?
determine skin type
Identifying skin type, Fitzpatrick type and any skin conditions is performed during which part of the Skin Assessment and Recommendation System?
Analyze
Claire’s esthetician noticed that her skin is dull and sallow, and she has dark circles under her eyes. What would be an appropriate question for her esthetician to ask?
Do you sleep 6 to 8 hours per night?
William told his esthetician he had laser treatment last week. The esthetician should avoid performing all of the following EXCEPT:
a) exfoliation
b) hair removal
c) gentle hydrating facial without steam
d) Intense Pulsed Light Therapy (IPL)
C. gentle hydrating facial without steam
While reviewing her client's medication list, Naomi noticed her client takes Accutane. What should Naomi do?
avoid treatment
All of the following are examples of demographic information found on a client intake form EXCEPT:
a) age
b) address
c) name
d) marital status
D. marital status
The Observe step in the Skin Assessment and Recommendation System includes identifying all of the following EXCEPT:
a) client concerns
b) health history
c) skin type
d) lifestyle factors
C. skin type
Which form should an esthetician use to help identity potential contraindications, lifestyle issues and personal preferences?
client intake form
Which of the following treatments is considered an oral therapy?
erythromycin
Which acid promotes drying and cell turnover?
azelaic
Which of the following ingredients is used to dry, exfoliate and help in killing bacteria?
benzoyl peroxide
Comedones, papules and a few pustules describe which grade of acne?
Grade 2
The result of the melanocyte dying and not producing any pigment is called:
hypopigmentation
Stage 3 aging can be described as:
deep wrinkles, sagging jawline and neck and widespread discoloration
Service cautions for Fitzpatrick skin types IV-VI include all of the following EXCEPT:
a) keloid scarring possible
b) most exfoliation services are fine
c) caution should be used with exfoliation services
d) very prone to post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation (PIH)
XCEPT:
B. most exfoliation services are fine
According to the Fitzpatrick scale, which skin type burns moderately and has average tanning ability?
Type III
Using the Fitzpatrick Skin Type scale, which skin type burns easily and tans minimally?
Type II
A combination skin type can be identified with all of the following descriptions EXCEPT:
a) flaky areas
b) shiny T-zone
c) mix of medium/large pores throughout
d) areas of roughness on cheeks and outer face
A. flaky areas