Skin Conditions/Types
Skin Conditions/Types
Skin Analysis
Misc
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Hyperpigmentation is a result from what?

Sun damage.

100

A classification that describes a person's genetic skin attributes.

Skin type

100

Manual manipulation of tissue by touching to make an assessment of its condition.

Palpation

100

Environmental exposure, climate, and allergies are all

External factors that can affect the skin

100

The center area of the face, formed by the forehead, nose and chin.

T-Zone

200

What are the characteristics of sensitive skin?

Fragile, thin skin, and redness.

200

What determines a person's skin type?

Genetics and ethnicity

200

What is the best tool for analyzing the skin?

Magnifying lamp/light; a Woods lamp.

200

Darker skin types have more what to produce more melanin than lighter skin types?

Melanocytes

200

What are large blackheads, usually around the eyes, due to sun exposure.

 Solar comedones.

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Dry skin feels like what?

Rough, thin, tight.

300

A client with normal skin has what sized follicles?

Very small

300

What is the client consent form?

A customary written agreement between the esthetician and the client for applying a treatment, whether routine or preoperative.

300

A scale used to measure the skin type's ability to tolerate ultraviolet exposure.

Fitzpatrick Scale

300

What is Hypertrichosis?

Refers to any excess hair growth, whether it is caused from a hormonal imbalance or heredity.

400

What does oily skin feel like?

thick and firm, uneven due to congestion.

400

Why can sensitive skin be difficult to treat?

It has a low tolerance for products and stimulation.

400

When should you avoid waxing, exfoliation, peeling treatments, or stimulating treatments on a client?

Use of skin-thinning or exfoliating topical medications or oral steroids.

400

What do the neck and decollete have fewer of on the face that tends to show aging more quickly?

Sebaceous glands.

400

What are rhytids?

Fine lines or wrinkles.

500

What causes dry skin?

Underproduction of oil due to genetics, environmental factors, hormones.

500

Why do Fitzpatrick Skin Types 5 and 6 need more exfoliation and deep pore cleansing?

They are prone to a form of hyperkeratosis (ichthyosis) and dead skin cell build up.

500

What is the first step in skin analysis 

Having all the correct equipment and implements

500

What do the neck and decollete need just as much as the face does?

SPF Protection.

500

Form of hyperpigmentation characterized by bilateral brown patches

Melasma

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