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Facial Devices & Advanced Topics
Makeup Artistry
Hair Removal
Anatomy, Physiology, & Histology
Diseases & Disorders
100
  1. Kimberly is about to begin using an electrical device on a client when she notices that the client is wearing jewelry. When should she have the client remove her jewelry?
    1. When she gets close to working in the area of the jewelry
    2. Only if the jewelry is large and cumbersome
    3. Before beginning the procedure
    4. After completing the procedure
  • Before beginning the procedure
100
  1. Primary colors __________________.

    1. Are generally used by a novice makeup artist
    2. Cannot be obtained from a mixture of colors
    3. Are red, yellow, and green
    4. Are orange, violet, and blue
  • Cannot be obtained from a mixture of colors
100
  1. Sugar paste is easy to clean up because it is ________________.

    1. Water soluble
    2. Oil based
    3. A depilatory
    4. A resin
  • Water soluble
100
  1. One of the muscles of the jaw used in chewing is the ___________.
    1. Masseter
    2. Frontalis
    3. Epicranius
    4. Pectoralis
  • Masseter
100
  1. Where in the face does the acne-like condition perioral dermatitis manifest?
    1. Forehead
    2. Chin
    3. Mouth
    4. Nose
  • Mouth
200
  1. What sort of effect is generated by a high-frequency machine?
    1. Gentle warming
    2. Strong heat
    3. Gentle cooling
    4. Strong cold
  • Strong heat
200
  1. Red and Blue are examples of _______________ colors.

    1. Primary
    2. Complementary
    3. Tertiary
    4. Secondary
  • Primary
200
  1. What is the method of utilizing soft wax that has built up on the muslin to remove more obvious hairs while leaving shorter hairs behind?

    1. Speed waxing
    2. Blending
    3. Sugaring
    4. Lasering
  • Blending
200
  1. The muscle that draws the eyebrow down and wrinkles the forehead vertically is the ___________.
    1. Orbicularis Oculi
    2. Corrugator
    3. Temporalis
    4. Frontalis
  • Corrugator
200
  1. What is a characteristic of seborrhea?
    1. Flaking skin
    2. Excess hair growth
    3. Blisters
    4. Wrinkles
  • Flaking skin
300
  1. Nichole is preparing the steamer and notices that steam is visible. What should she do?
    1. Begin the treatment without any future steps
    2. Turn on the second switch (the ozone or vaporizer)
    3. Turn off the second switch )the ozone or vaporizer)
    4. Turn the device off to prevent it from overheating
  • Turn on the second switch (the ozone or vaporizer)
300
  1. What do you mix to form tertiary colors?

    1. Equal amounts of a secondary color and its neighboring primary color
    2. Equal parts of primary colors
    3. Any three colors together
    4. Three secondary colors
  • Equal amounts of a secondary color and its neighboring primary color
300
  1. When clients have these conditions and/or diseases, they should not receive a leg waxing service.

    1. Varicose veins
    2. Have deep hair roots
    3. Diabetes
    4. Heart Condition
  • Varicose veins
300
  1. The broad muscle that extends from the chest and shoulder muscles to the side of the chin and is responsible for lowering the lower jaw and lip is called __________.
    1. Platysma
    2. Masseter
    3. Sternocleidomastoideus
    4. Trapezius
  • Platysma
300
  1. What is the term for the overproduction of pigment?
    1. Hypopigmentation
    2. Hyperpigmentation
    3. Melasma
    4. Vitiligo
  • Hyperpigmentation
400
  1. What is NOT true about essential oils as they relate to the process of using a steamer?
    1. They should be placed in a wick-like apparatus near the nozzle
    2. They should be deposited directly into the steamer’s water supply
    3. Essential oils require different equipment then herbs do
    4. Essential oils can be a helpful addition to a steam treatment
  • They should be deposited directly into the steamer’s water supply
400
  1. Which of these sets of colors are complementary colors?

    1. Blue and Red
    2. Orange and Red
    3. Yellow and Red
    4. Green and Red
  • Green and Red
400
  1. NEVER apply wax over ______________________.

    1. Warts, moles, abrasions, or inflamed skin
    2. Freckles, birthwmarks
    3. Areas that have been waxed during previous appointments
    4. The fingers
  • Warts, moles, abrasions, or inflamed skin
400
  1. The muscles that turn the hand outward and the palm upward are __________.
    1. Pronators
    2. Extensors
    3. Flexors
    4. Supinators
  • Supinators
400
  1. What is impetigo?
    1. Light, abnormal patches that are the result of congenital defects
    2. Scar tissue resulting from excessive growth of fibrous tissue
    3. Contagious bacterial infection marked by clusters of small blisters
    4. Redness and bumpiness in the cheeks caused by blocked follicles
  • Contagious bacterial infection marked by clusters of small blisters
500
  1. Erica is cautious to avoid lifting her finger off the hold of a vacuum machine in order to avoid causing what kind of discomfort to her clients?
    1. Infecting the skin
    2. Burning the skin
    3. Cutting the skin
    4. Pulling the skin
  • Pulling the skin
500
  1. Cool colors have a _________ undertone.

    1. Blue
    2. Green
    3. Violet or blue-red
    4. All answers
  • Blue
  • Green
  • Violet or blue-red
500
  1. Which of the following are post-waxing precautions?

    1. Do not exfoliate for 48hours
    2. Avoid sun exposure for 48 hours
    3. Avoid using creams with fragrance for 48 hours
    4. All answers
  • Do not exfoliate for 48hours
  • Avoid sun exposure for 48 hours
  • Avoid using creams with fragrance for 48 hours
500
  1. The muscle that straighten the wrist, hand, and fingers to form a straight line are called ____________.
    1. Pronators
    2. Supinators
    3. Flexors
    4. Extensors
  • Extensors
500
  1. What is the common name for the hypertrophy of the papillae and epidermis known as a verruca?
    1. Wheal
    2. Wart
    3. Wen
    4. Wick
  • Wart