AE- Siai Ch 7, 12 & 16 Exam#2 prep 1 of 2

What term refers to ingredients found in nature?

What type of masks take longer to accomplish but provide intensive hydration and  rejuvenation?

What is a generic name for a group of acids that occur naturally in foods?

What is a component of proteins, nucleic acids, and other organic compounds?

What is NOT among the hazards of using loose crystals during manual  microdermabrasion?

What type of masks provide a softening of sebum and follicular material?

What is the benefit to the skin of the mask function nourishment?

What is NOT true of phosphorus?

Why do ingr dissolved in oil-based carriers penetrate more easily in the epidermal layers than those dissolved in water?

What branch of chemistry deals with substances that contain carbon?

Level of peeling is within the scope of practice for estheticians, because it  removes only cells of the stratum corneum

When should you use desincrustation if the client has clogged skin?

What ingredients do formulators use to increase skin flexibility and elasticity?

What is NOT among the treatments contraindicated for sensitive skin?

What type of masks are beneficial for hydration, rejuvenation, soothing, and calming of  the skin?

What flavonoids are found in dark berries, plums, and red potatoes?

What term refers to a hydrocarbon molecule that has a hydroxyl group bonded to it?

What are phenylpropanoid compounds found in various foods?

When should you integrate a hydrating ampoule if the client has dehydrated skin?

What form of massage should you integrate into the cleansing of sensitive skin?

Used to dilute performance ingredients, regulate penetration into the skin,  and/or help facilitate surface application?

When should you use ultrasound or microcurrent if the client has dehydrated skin?

What is NOT a benefit of understanding the building blocks of products, including the  role of performance ingredients?

What should you do if a client experiences extreme burning, redness, or swelling?

What is a major component of the skeletal system and the teeth?

What is the benefit to the skin of the mask function purification?

What is a mixture in which a solute is suspended throughout a solvent?

What are used to lower the surface tension of cosmetics and help the “spreadability” of  formulations?

What is NOT among the building blocks of a regular treatment?

What term refers specifically to plants and their extracts?

What statement about certification-exempt colors is correct?

What is a compound made of carbon and hydrogen, with a carbon, hydrogen, and  oxygen group on the end of the molecule?

What flavonoids are found in cocoa, grapes, and tea?

What building block of a facial treatment involves application of moisturizer and SPF?

What element in the human body is necessary for respiration and found in the lungs?

Refers to cosmetics that contain ingr. that help improve skin, not temporarily affecting the way it looks or feel

What is NOT among the reasons why people use performance skin care cosmetics?

What level of peeling removes the entire epidermis and part of the papillary dermis?

What are responsible for metabolic functions in the body?

What does it mean when parfum is listed among a product’s ingredients?

What is the benefit to the skin of the mask function occlusion?

What term refers to a reaction that takes place in the presence of oxygen?

What is the study of chemicals and chemical reactions in the body?

What level of penetration is acceptable for cosmetic products?

What is NOT among the reasons most cosmetics fail to penetrate the stratum  corneum?

What are chains of amino acid molecules used in body growth?

What type of color formulators can be used in foods, drugs, and cosmetics?

What is the physical process of converting an atom or molecule into an ion?

What is a salon procedure that does NOT create a chemical reaction in the skin?

What are used to bind water-based and oil-based ingredients together in uniform  substances?

What is the benefit to the skin of the mask function exfoliation?

What type of masks are beneficial for sculpturing, tightening, hydrating, and  oxygenating?

What is the fundamental benefit attributed to alpha hydroxy acids (AHAs)?

What is NOT true of botanicals?

How many strokes should you make in each area of the skin, generally, while  performing a manual microdermabrasion

What are the substances used by living organisms in the process of metabolism?

Expected to understand scientific subjects including biology, chemistry, cosmetology, medicine, and pharmacology?

What are fats composed of fatty acid chains?

When during a regular treatment do you apply protection?

What is NOT true of the element chlorine?

What is NOT among the prefixes used to identify certified color formulators on cosmetic  labels?

What ingredients do formulators use for softness, smoothness, and lubrication?

What is NOT true of nano emulsions?

How can estheticians ensure that their choices of alpha hydroxy acid (AHA)- based products are not haphazard

What secondary metabolites are commonly used by humans for skin care?

When during a regular treatment do you perform basic cleansing?

What term refers to ingredients derived from agricultural products via methods  regulated by the federal government?

What term refers to boiling to remove one chemical from another via evaporation?

What is the atomic weight of an element?

What government agency or law regulates the use of the term “certified organic”?

What building block of a facial treatment involves the removal of a client’s makeup and  a complete facial washing?

What term means “water-based”?

What building block of a facial treatment can be used as needed throughout the  treatment?

What do AHAs facilitate by eliminating accumulated surface melanin through  desquamation?

What ingredients provide the greatest benefit to the skin and give cosmetic products  their treatment value?

What are the basic building blocks of matter?

What ingredients do formulators use to form a surface barrier that reduces moisture  evaporation?

What do alpha hydroxy acids (AHAs) facilitate by keeping the pilosebaceous follicle clear and promoting oxygen flow?

What do AHAs facilitate by stimulating hyaluronic acid production and deposition in the  skin?

What are secondary metabolites found in plants?

What is a by-product of respiration that is found in almost every molecule of the body?

What flavonoids are found in beets, bell peppers, celery, spinach, and thyme?

What is the term for anything that takes up space and has mass (substance)?

What are primary metabolic compounds that are naturally present in the skin?

What level of peeling is performed only by physicians, because it peels far into the  dermis?

How should you remove a drying clay mask?

What flavonoids are found in berries, cocoa, French pine, and grapes?

What aspect of product formulation prevents absorption?

What should you use for basic cleansing at the beginning of a treatment for teenage  clogged skin?

What is responsible for the skin’s ability to distend and maintain the extra cellular  space?

What do AHA's facilitate by diminishing corneocyte cohesion at the lower levels of the stratum corneum?

What is NOT among the common names for procedures using enzymes?

How do you achieve the best results during a manual dermabrasion treatment?

What are added to formulations to ensure their microbiological safety and stability?

What is a protein that is involved as a catalyst in a chemical reaction?

What are the energy producers for the body?

What branch of chemistry deals with substances that do NOT contain carbon?

What type of mask is recommended for clogged skin?

What is a component of water and most other compounds?

What is NOT an example of an AHA?