Skin Types/Other
Fitzpatrick
Treatment room
Conditions
100

Name the four skin types 

Oily, Dry, Normal, Combination 

100

The Fitzpatrick scale measures... 

Skin’s ability to tolerate ultraviolet exposure

100

Best tool to analyze the skin

Magnifying lamp/light 

100

Dehydrated skin lacks...

Water

200

Skin type is primarily based on... 

Oil production and lipids between cells

200

Light skin; varied eye color; varied hair color; burns easily and tans minimally

Fitzpatrick 2 

200

Most important thing to have on a client consent form

Client signature 

200

Factors that prohibit a treatment

Contraindications

300

What skin type ages more slowly than the other types?

Oily

300

Almost translucent skin, blond or red hair, light-colored eyes, and possibly freckles

Fitzpatrick type 1 

300

What is it called when you examine skin through touch

Palpation 

300

Skin condition indicated by redness and is the result of distended capillaries from weakening of the capillary walls?

Couperose 

400

 The skin on the lower neck and chest

Décolleté

400

A person who rarely burns and who has Latin American heritage, dark hair, and dark eyes

Fitzpatrick 5

400

If your client is allergic to aspirin, then you should not use products derived from...

Salicylic acid, willow bark 

400

Rough area resulting from sun exposure, sometimes peeling off

Actinic keratosis 

500

What makes the skin of the neck and décolleté different from the skin on the face?

It has fewer sebaceous glands 

500

Someone who lives along the equator will have a greater number of what compared to someone who lives at the North Pole?

Active Melanocytes (Produce more melanin) 

500

What type of approach will help you to identify healthy habits and behavior that is detrimental to skin health and allow you to better help your clients?

Holistic

500

Alters protein structures and decreases biological activity

Glycation