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NIC ESTHETICS ACTUAL SET QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS SURE A+
✔✔BHAs work best for - ✔✔oily, acne-prone skin

✔✔enzyme exfoliators target - ✔✔oil

✔✔occlusives work by - ✔✔sealing moisture in

✔✔humectants work by - ✔✔attracting water

✔✔emollients work by - ✔✔softening skin

✔✔toners primarily - ✔✔Restore pH

✔✔sunscreen SPF protects primarily against - ✔✔UVB

✔✔chemical peel strength depends on - ✔✔layer penetration, time applied, and
concentration

✔✔over-exfoliation leads to - ✔✔barrier damage

✔✔a client with cystic acne asks for extractions. You should - ✔✔avoid treatment and
refer to a dermatologist

✔✔a client has thin, sensitive skin with rosacea. Recommended treatment - ✔✔light
hydration and barrier repair

✔✔Client used Retin-A yesterday; today they request chemical peel. You: - ✔✔cancel
treatment

, ✔✔client's skin is dehydrated but oily. Best product type - ✔✔water-basted hydrating
gel

✔✔client has hyperpigmentation from sun. Recommended treatment - ✔✔gentle
exfoliation + sunscreen

✔✔how does aging skin differ form young skin? - ✔✔thinner epidermis, less collagen

✔✔which ingredient is comedogenic? - ✔✔mineral oil

✔✔which ingredient is a humectant - ✔✔glycerin

✔✔which ingredient is occlusive - ✔✔petrolatum

✔✔what is the primary purpose of high-frequency? - ✔✔kill bacteria, stimulate
circulation

✔✔which skin type benefits most from enzyme masks? - ✔✔Oily

✔✔which layer is primarily affected by microneedling? - ✔✔dermis

✔✔which scenario is a medical referral - ✔✔severe cystic acne

✔✔client is on accutane. Contraindicated treatments - ✔✔waxing

✔✔overexposure to steam may cause - ✔✔redness, broken capillaries

✔✔client has eczema. Recommended treatment - ✔✔avoid irritation barrier repair

✔✔a keloid forms because of - ✔✔overproduction of collagen in healing

✔✔fitzpatrick skin type IV burns - ✔✔burns minimally, tans easily

✔✔why must estheticians know skin layers - ✔✔product choice, avoid injury, client
safety

✔✔which structure gives skin elasticity - ✔✔elastin

✔✔stratum spinosoum is also called - ✔✔prickle cell layer

✔✔Desquamation refers to - ✔✔shedding of dead skin cells

✔✔arrector pili muscles do what - ✔✔cause goosebumps

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