Practice Test 2

Which of the following is NOT one of the fitzpatrick skin types?

What should be done if a client has a contagious disease in a spa or esthetics setting?

Which of the following nonverbal cues is considered negative in a professional esthetician-client interacting?

The ability to listen actively and understand a client's concerns is considered a life skill for estheticians.

When discussing treatments with a client, what is the most important info for an esthi to communicate?

Which of the following are characteristics of direct current?

What is the main cause of Asteatosis (xerosis)?

What is the most correct method for disposing waste materials in a skincare business?

Zinc is an essential mineral for healthy skin?

How long does a typical LED light therapy treatment take?

Why is it important to have a professional portfolio as an esthetician?

Which of the following is a common cause of melasma?

It is safe to use essential oils directly on the skin without diluting them.

Makeup primer can be used to hydrate the skin.

Which of the following techniques is used for lymphatic drainage during a facial massage?

Which of the following is the best practice for the storage of estheticians' tools and equipment?

What does the term "cruelty-free" mean in the skincare business?

What is the correct procedure for hand hygiene in a spa or esthetic setting?

What chemical substance is commonly used as a humectant in makeup products?

Which of the following skincare ingredients is known for its ability to exfoliate the skin?

Which type of facial machine is used for skin rejuvenation and collagen production?

Is sodium lauryl sulfate a common ingredient used in makeup products?

What is a common benefit of working as a mobile esthetician?

What is the benefit of specializing in a specific area of esthetics?

Which type of skin is most commonly characterized by being oily, with visible pores and a tendency to break out?

Which type of facial treatment is best for promoting relaxation and reducing stress?

What is the primary function of keratinocytes in the skin?

What are some of the common job duties of a licensed esthetician?

What is the best type of exfoliant for dry skin?

What happens to the skin's barrier function when the stratum corneum is damaged or disrupted?

It is not necessary for an esthetician to have knowledge of skin anatomy and physiology in order to perform treatments.

Being able to perform advanced facials is considered a life skill for estheticians?

When treating a client with acne, which color of LED light woulod be most effective to use in a facial?

What is the purpose of a consent form in esthetics?

Which of the following is a critical aspect of maintaining a clean and sanitary treatment room for the esthetics?

Which of the following is a contraindication for waxing in hair removal?

Daily bathing and showering, skin care routine, washing your hands and brushing your teeth are all examples of?

Which of the following is a common job opportunity for estheticians with additional certifications?

Masks containing plaster-like crystals, which are mixed with water to produce a chemical reaction are called what?

What type of nutrient deficiency can lead to dry, cracked lips and a swollen tongue?

How should electrical equipment be stored when not in use?

What medical condition is characterized by excessive hair growth in areas where hair is minimal or absent in m&f?

When selling skincare products, what is the best for a licensed esthetician to take with a client who has sensi skin?

What is the function of the nucleus in a cell?

What is the main function of a cell?

What is the primary treatment for squamous cell carcinoma?

Which of the following is NOT an example of a positive nonverbal cue?

What type of hue is considered to be warm in makeup color theory?

Which treatment is used to improve the appearance of hyperpigmentation?

A massage technique that uses a gentle rhythmic pressure to stimulate detoxification is known as what?