Early cultures
Histology/Physiology 1
Histology/Physiology 2
Facial Treatments
Infection Control
100

What is the importance of knowing the history of your profession?

It's important to know how far the industry has advanced and the origins of skin care ingredients and techniques 

100

Estheticians who specialize in the health and beauty of the skin are referred to as...

Technicians, skin therapists or specialists 

100

What does TEWL stand for? 

Transepidermal water loss

100

Please name 2 benefits of a facial treatment 

Deep cleanse, exfoliation, increases circulation, relaxation, slows down premature aging, lessen the appearance of blemishes, supports skin health

100

What is the importance of infection control? 

To eliminate or reduce the transmission of infectious organisms 

200

What culture used henna as hair dye and as a temporary tattoo?

Ancient Egypt

200

What does scar tissue lack?

Hair and sweat glands

200

What gives protection from external factors such as invasion by certain bacteria?

Sebum 

200

How early should you have your clients come in to fill out paperwork? 

15 minutes 

200

What does OSHA regulate?

Handling, mixing, storing and disposing of products; general safety in the workplace 

300

Which culture bathed in olive oil?

Ancient Greece

300

How many dead skin cells does the body shed each minute? 

30,000

300

What are melanocytes? 

Cells that produce pigment and protect our bodies from harmful UV rays 

300

What is important for the esthetician to know before a skin treatment? Hint: client must disclose this information 

The use of retin-a, accutane, etc

300

What does EPA do? 

Registers all types of disinfectants sold and used in the US 

400

Marie Antoinette was the queen during this age

Age of Extravagance 

400

What is the basic material and building blocks for our body's tissue?

Protein

400

Describe epidermal factor growth 

Stimulates skin cells to reproduce and heal 

400

Please describe desincrustation 

The process used to soften and emulsify sebum such as comedones in the follicles 

400

What is the difference between nonpathogenic and pathogenic? 

Nonpathogenic: Harmless organisms that may perform useful functions 

Pathogenic: Can cause disease or infection in humans 

500

During what age did the women pinch their cheeks and bite their lips to induce natural color? 

The Victorian Age 

500

Describe healthy skin

Slightly moist, soft smooth and somewhat acidic 

500

What is the acid mantle made up of? 

Sebum, lipids, sweat and water 

500

Please name two types of BHA's

There is only one type of BHA it is salicylic acid
500

Please name 2 types of viruses in your book 

Measles, mumps, chickenpox, smallpox, rabies, yellow fever, hepatitis, polio, influenza, HIV