ESTHI SCHOOL SLAY C4 B15

What term refers to clarified butter used for massage or for cooking?

what skin-care products are generally sealed glass vials of concentrated ingredients?

what products provide a temporary tightening effect on the skin

What term refers to a person's feeling intelligence, which is related to feelings of empathy and resonance?

What is NOT one of the common descriptions of the duo-energy balanced body?

What is NOT one of the properties of green tea?

What skin-care products are similar to creams, featuring the same performance ingredients but a different texture?

What term refers to the water that results from distillation?

What term refers to multifaceted gemstones with six sides culminating at a point called a termination?

What family of products has subclassifications based on the time of day during which the product is used?

What seier is asseelated with the fourth (heart: emotional connection to the rhythm of nature chakras?

What term refers to vital organs of the subtle energy body[spinning wheel] that receives, releases and exchanges energy?

What should you do if you live in an area with hard water?

what is most common method of plant extraction today?

What botanical is used for burns, irritation and general skin care and conditioning?

What is an extract created by placing plant material in alcohol or glycerin?

What type of creams address an area with thinner skin that dries and wrinkles more easily than the skin on the face?

what type of creams tend to be light and mostly moisturizing, without many correcting elements

Who is expected to understand scientific subjects including biology, chemistry, cosmetology, medicine and pharmacology?

What is NOT something you should as when determining the products you will recommend to clients for a home care program?

Constant self-talk in the mind, especially negative or judgmental, that keeps you occupied on trivial issues?

What is a geometric symbol that represents a primal sound or syllable?

What term describes an extract that has not been changed from its natural state?

What is an example of an essential oil that promotes digestion?

What is an extract created by soaking plant material in water?

Why do plant compounds have therapeutic benefits for humans?

What form do mechanical exfoliants usually come in?

What type of creams tend to be light and mostly moisturizing, without many "correcting" elements

What element is revealed by a client whose skin is cold to the touch or has cold hands and feet?

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

What dosha gives structure to the body, lubricates tissues, provides strength and supports immune function?

What type of botanical is prepared without any extraction method?

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

What marma point should you address if you wish to foster contentment, heighten perception, or relieve headaches?

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

What term refers to an Ayurvedic physician?

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

What products are the foundation for a good home-care treatment program?

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

What area of the face has skin that is usually drier, thinner and more sensitive than other areas of the face?

What is an extract created by pushing compounds from plant materials by mechanical means?

type ef sempiementary & alternative medicine (CAM) includes homeopathic, naturepathie & traditional Chinese medicines?

 what types of creams usually contain "correcting" ingredients oriented to a specific kin type condition?

What term refers to plant extracts from which colors, odors or other naturally occurring compounds have been removed?

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

What qualities do the popular healing stones black tourmaline, hematite and onyx share?

What ayurvedic herb is commonly known as Indian gooseberry and used to promote skin regeneration?

What does the word "Ayurveda" mean?

What is an example of a carrier oil?

What should you do when using essential oils?