CFA II Esthetics

successful skin care specialists effectively prescribe their services along with:

the formula for a successful future in the skin care industry is a combo of growing attention to health and well-being

which muscle is located mid-forearm on the outside of the arm and straightens the fingers and wrist

for a more dramatic, cleaner- looking eyebrows, it is recommened that an esthetician use a:

which of the following terms describes the study of small living organisms called microbs?

ingredients allow the suspension of small particle solids in a base by creating supporing structure to prevent settling

bacteria shapes are characterized as circular, spiral, or:

the term meaning "in front of" is:

the nails of an esthetician should be attractively manicured and:

high frequency current is also reffered to as

how long do the results of sugaring method or hair removal gernerally last?

the result of which hair removal service only last 24 to 48 hours

Organic acids extracted from a variety of natural sources such as fruits, sugar, and milk are called:

which is the largest bone of the facial skeleton?

which of the following must be completed in order to assess all health and medical conditions and ensure that its safe

what delivers air directly to the lungs?

The most common skin type is reffered to as:

bathing regulary with soap, using deodorant, and washing clothes when soiled are examples of:

what is meant by the term "true skin"?

the skin care professional offers services to the public that focus on

a norrow space between the electrode and the skin used to provide germacidal healing and drying effects is a

which of the following tissue types connect muscles to bones?

The method of massage used to soothe muscles and relax the sensory nerve endings ar the surface of the skin is:

which of the following items could cause a heat burn?

what skin renewing agent was introduced in 1997 as a type of skin regeneration accelerator?

which of the following is true about cataphoresis

type of phoresis process that allows an alkaline solution to enter the skin when assisted by galvanic current & neg pole

a substance or ingredient likely to cause an allergic reaction is reffered to as a

superficial chemical peels are capable of affecting:

which level of infection control should be performed on insturments that may have been exposed to blood during a service

all of the following are purposes of a complimentary consultation execpt:

which of the folowing is not true about cleansing the skin?

what tool should be used to avoid a clumpy look when applying mascara?

which of the following infection control procedures removes surface bacteria?

required labels on all disinfectants that inform the user about what orgainisms the product is effective against is

products that contain coarse ingredients that rub against dead skin cells, removing them from the epidermis are:

combining a skin care center's sales with a non-competitve business into a singe campaign describes which type of sales

the term given to the electrode held by the skin care specialist during a treatment is called a:

which of the following statements is not true about chemical exfoliants?

fulling is a form of which massage movement

which of the following waxes is first allowed to harden, then lifted with the fingrs at one end and removed

which of the following is not true when using a thank-you note as a follow up?

which of the following actions is not a purpose of the greeting phase?

the mechanical or chemicalo process of removing dead skin to stimulate new cell growth is reffered to as:

The prominent band of nerve tissue that connects parts of the brain to the spinal column is know as:

what is the term that describes efforts used to prevent the spread of disease and kill microbes?

ingredients used in some treatment products to prevent skin inflammation and free radical damage are called

a male hormone found in both men and women that influences the amount of sebum produced

a category that encompasses fresh, often sweet, fragrances is:

what effect will the use of topical steriod medications have on the skin

a fiborous protein which prevents skin from sagging is called?

which of the following terms means plunging a substance into hot oil or fat, which then abdorbs ingredients fragerance

the controlled use of essential oils is reffered to as:

head lice, itch mites, ringworm, and nail fungus are all diseases caused by:

performing a patch test, testing the temp of wax and disinfecting the work place is all guidelines for:

in addition to renewed flexability, what is another major benfit of a massage?

What is cosidered to be the easiest buyer motivation to reconized

characteristics or specific ingredients of a skin care product are called its:

a mixture of two or more compounds in which each component is evenly dispersed is called a:

what is the name of the color category that consists of the colors orange, green, and violet?

which of the following masks is frequenty used for hand and facial treatments?

what type of infection occurs when the circulatory system carries bacteria and toxins to all parts of the body

which of the terms describes the phase in which the hair sheds& the follicle rests to prepare to resume the anagen phase

a path on which the electricity leaves the source and travels to an appliance is called a

massage increases circulation in order to provide which of the following benefits?

the process of forcing a water based solution into the skin by applying current to the chemical solution is known as

which section of the client consultation form asks for basic data that can be used to offer marketing promotions?

a closed path is alos reffered to as a:

products packaged under pressure and blended with gas inside a container are called

which of the following is the broad muscle that covers the scalp?

what is the largest organ of the body?

which method of permanent hair removal uses a constant beam of light to diminish or destroy hundreds of hair bulbs

soaking a clean towel in liquid from both infusions and decoctions and applying it to a specific area of the body is:

how often should the cleansers be used?

proper conduct in relationships with employers, co-workers, and clients is reffered to as:

a common pigmentation disorder in pregnant women is know as melasma or:

a fluid that circulates through the blood system via muscular contractions is know as:

two or more compounds blended physically is called a:

a form of tapotement used on the arms back and shoulders that resembles a chopping movement using the edge of the hands:

which of the following actions should NOT be performed during a wax service

type of therapy which the clinet is sprayed with water, seawater, or mineral water infused with herbs or essential oils

a constant current in which electrons move at an even rate and flow in only one direction is identified as a:

which of the following ingredients are likely to clog pores and cause pimples

all of the following are organs of the body except

which of the following epidermal layers is often called the spiny layer?

what is another term for electrical current?

which portion of the brain is located directly in front of the cerebellum?

a highly infectious agent that replicated itself within cells of living animals is called:

the essental oil extraction method of steeping matter in oil or far to absorb materials frangrance is called:

the lightness or darkness of a color is called

all of the following statements are true about eyelash and eyebrow tinting except:

oils and oil-soluble substances used to condition and softern the skin is:

which basic waxing procedure step would include applying a soothing gel?

subaceous glands originate from which of the following skin areas?

which of the following organs is primarily responsible for the elimination of water and waste products?

of the following conditions is a fungal infection that affects the legs/ arms and is characterized by rash and itching

the muscles that causes the thumb to move toward the fingers and allows the hand to grasp or make a fist is:

commercial extractions that require soaking a herb in alcohol to extract the active ingredients from the plant:

which type of shoes are recommended to reduce the fatigue from standing all day?

which of the following statements about lighters is not true?