What skin type is characterized by even sebum production, minimal blemishes, and good elasticity?
What is normal skin
What is the term for the skin condition caused by clogged pores and inflammation?
What is Acne
What is the outermost layer of the skin
What is Epidermis
What tool uses magnification and light to examine the skin?
What is Magnifying glass AKA Loupe
What is the first step in any professional skin analysis session?
What is Client Consultation
What skin type often appears shiny, especially in the T-zone, and has enlarged pores?
What is oily
What skin condition is characterized by dark spots from sun exposure?
Hyperpigmentation
What layer contains blood vessels, nerves, and sweat glands?
What is The Dermis AKA Cornium
What machine shows skin conditions not visible to the naked eye using ultraviolet light?
What is Woods Lamp
What type of questions should you ask to learn about a client’s current skincare routine?
What is Open Ended
What skin type lacks oil, often feels tight, and may appear flaky or dull?
What is dry
What condition is a chronic disorder that causes redness and flushing, often on the cheeks?
What is Rosacea
What is the pigment-producing cell found in the skin?
What is Melanocyte
This tool helps determine skin hydration levels using electrical conductance
What is a skin moisture analyzer or corneometer?
Why is it important to ask about medications during a skin consultation?
What is Contraindications/Safety
Which skin type has both large and hard-to-see follicles on the face?
What is combination
Where is psoriasis most commonly seen?
What is elbows, knees, scalp, and lower back
What protein gives skin its strength and elasticity?
What is Collagen
This color of fluorescence under a Wood’s lamp indicates oily areas
What is orange or yellow
What is the term for gaining your client’s permission before performing treatments or using products?
What is Informed Consent Form/Consent to Treat Form
What skin type is easily irritated, prone to redness, and may react to skincare products?
What is Sensitive skin
What is a fungal infection that causes discoloration of the skin, often on the chest or back?
What is Tinea Versicolor AKA Pityriasis Versicolor
What fatty layer lies beneath the dermis and provides energy?
What is Subcutaneous Layer AKA Hypodermis
This is the most common measurement used for magnifying lamps for estheticians
What is 5 Diopters
What should be done after analyzing the client’s skin and before beginning treatment?
What is inform client of findings