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How long should a paraffin wax be left on the clients face after the application is complete?

____________ constant flowing in one direction only.

Subcutis or ______ tissue is found below the reticular layer.

Estheticians are licensed to work on what?

One end of the surfactant molecule is hydrophilic, and the other is called what?

What is your most important tool?

Identify the hydroxy acids from the following answers:

Yellow of white papules around the eyes indicate what?

What are the two major categories of the nervous system?

Isopropyl alcohol must be no less than ___ strength to disinfect tools.

Light therapy should begin with exposure times of...

On the Fitzpatrick scale, middle eastern skin is what?

What does the buccal nerve effect?

Pus contains what?

Which of the following is not a layer of the skin?

What is the thickest layer of the skin?

The two cells that are created in mitosis are called?

What must all electrical appliances have to operate safely?

Which of these are skin conditions?

What is the function of a circuit breaker?

Estrogens that come from hormone replacement therapy comes from

A thin plate of epidermis cells is called _____.

Which of these is a solution?

Which of these tends to separate overtime?

Your skin contains what fraction of your body's immune cells?

Rosacea usually does not appear before what age?

The ring muscle of the eye socket that enables you to close your eyes is called what?

About ___% of the population uses sunscreen.

____% of aging is caused by over sun exposure.

Why is molecular weight important to estheticians?

The chief sensory nerve of the face that serves as the motor nerve of the muscles that controls chewing is called what?

Inflamed dry or oily scaling or crashing and/or itchiness is caused by what?

Which of these acne medications is a topical antibiotic?

What should be done when product get into clients eyes during a service?

Where are sensory nerve fibers most abundant in?

_______ is also known as sodium hypochlorite.

Liquids have what?

Cosmetics were distinguished from drugs by this act...

Which of these is correct eye pads for facials?

When are high-performance products most effective?

Which layer of the skin produces melanin?

The pressure of the flow of electrons through a conductor is measured by what?

Besides tightening, toning, and hydrating the skin, certain masks can...

About 95% of the epidermis is made up of what?

In the normal resting state, the heart beats how many times a minute

Photoaging can be seen in

Which muscle causes wrinkles above bridge of the nose?

Submicroscopic particles that infect cells of a biological organisms are known as a?

As estrogen depletes, skin begins to:

Broad spectrum sunscreen protects the skin against what?

The iliac crest is also known as what?

The two categories of electricity include:

How should you use a vacuum machine over the skin?

To ensure the physical well-being of the aesthetician, the chair must be?

Which of these is a good indicator of free radical damage?

What does a converter do?

What is the thickest layer in the epidermis?

Which type of UV ray penetrates directly into the dermis and damages collagen and fibrils?

The platysma is responsible for what?

Essential oils applied to the skin when performing a massage is called?

White and red blood cells are produced by which system?

Which is not a peeling agent?

How many cranial nerves are there?

Primary difference between removing open/closed lesions is that with closed lesions you must...

Two types of chemical reactions that are important to estheticians:

Blue light should be used only on what type of skin?

For people prone to hyperpigmentation, it is especially important to ________________________.

When applying product to a man's face, use _____.

This macronutrient is responsible for the production of materials in the sebaceous glands.

What can happen from using tap water in your steamer?

Couperous veins can be caused by

The art of manipulating things on an atomic scale is called?

It is important to understand the function of each layer of skin because it helps to

When oilier areas of the face develop benign lesions it's called what?

Which part of the atom has a negative charge?

The human body contains ____ pints of blood.

In a salon/employee situation, what is the best way to handle tardy clients?

The FDA regulates these important aspects of cosmetics:

____ rays are the burning rays.

What is the thickest layer of the skin?

A(n) ________ is made up of two or more atoms that are chemically joined together.

The _____ cranial nerve is the chief motor nerve of the face.

Tanning bed are?

Squamous cells are what?

Which of these is a tendon?

The primary cause of wrinkles is the damage and lose of what?

An unstable mixture is what?

Functions of glycoproteins includes what?

____________ substances make up the physical mixtures of solutions, suspensions and emulsions.

Fruit sugars are naturally occuring what?

To avoid applying cosmetics that have become infected with bacteria, should discard makeup after _____?

The voluntary functions of the five senses is controlled by what?

After application, you should leave the electric heat mask on for about __ minutes.

In which food would you generally find linoleic acid in?

What should you do before leaving work?

80% of sun damage occurs by what age?

What does the greater Auricular nerve effect?

Sebaceous hyperplasia growths tend to be:

Freckles are most common in people with ______ skin.

Which form of friction massage movements involves the use of figures movements with hands placed a small distance apart?