Esthetics chemistry 102.6-102.9

Solutions that are acidic or alkaline can be dissolved in and/or contain what?

Mixtures of two of more kinds of molecules, having a tendency to separate when left standing, are known as:

What is the most common element in the universe?

Two or more atoms joined together by a chemical bond is a/an:

Protons have which type of electrical charge?

A substance that is able to dissolve another substance is called what?

Water molecules have 2 hydrogen atoms and one

Many products esthetician’s use are the result of chemically uniting two different elements, which is known as:

What does PH stand for?

What has enzymes or an acids, that works in conjunction with other ingredients to remove dead skin cells?

What is the chemical symbol for carbon?

Which of the following ingredients are likely to block or clog pores?

A PH of 5 is how many times more acidic than a PH of 6?

What happens when an alkali is placed in water?

What kind of electrical charge do electrons have?

Which type of toner has the lowest percentage of alcohol content?

Which of the following cosmetic classifications requires sifting until free of coarse, gritty practicals?

What step in the basic skin care regimen s specifically designed to remove dirt, oil, makeup and environmental pollutant

All matter that is not alive, has never been alive and does not contain carbon falls within the study of:

What taste do acids tend to taste?

What type of mask seals the skin, locking in moisture and creating a firm, taut feeling after removal?

In the process of making a glass of Kool-Aid, what would the powder mix represent?

What is the study of matter?

What kind of ingredients are responsible for producing the desired effects?

Most skin care products used by esthetician’s and guests fall into what category?

Which of the following is an example of an emulsion?

SPF testing is based on which type of UV rays?

Ingredients that are designed to dissolve keratin proteins on the surface of the skin are called?

Why is a sink a solid?

How are ingredients listed on a product label?

On the PH scale, numbers less than 7 indicate a/an:

Basic substances that cannot be broken into simpler substances are called:

An ingredient used in skin care products to mask or cover odor of raw ingredients?

Atoms that are the same form a/an:

What is the smallest complete unit of an element?

Ingredients that destroy bacteria that cause problems such as acne or other infections are known as?

Neutrons have high type of electrical charge?

What is the PH range of hair, skin and nails?

Water freezing and becoming ice is an example of what type of change?

What term means anything that occupies space and has weight?