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Esthetician Exam Finals I- Facial Treatments Questions and Answers 2024/2025| Updated and Scored A What is the approximate length of a full basic facial? 60 minutes What should you do after cleansing the client's skin? Complete a thorough skin analysis What is the primary function of hyaluronic acid in skincare? It helps retain moisture in the skin. What is the main purpose of a patch test in esthetics? To determine if a client has an allergic reaction to a product. What skin condition is characterized by red, inflamed patches and often associated with a flaky appearance? Eczema. What is the main active ingredient in salicylic acid peels? Beta hydroxy acid (BHA). Which procedure uses a mechanical device to remove the outer layer of dead skin cells? Microdermabrasion. 2 What is the role of peptides in skincare formulations? They help to stimulate collagen production. What is the primary benefit of using antioxidants in skincare? They protect the skin from free radical damage. What is the term for a treatment that involves applying a series of chemical exfoliants to improve skin texture? Chemical peel. Which type of ultraviolet (UV) radiation is primarily responsible for skin aging? UVA rays. What does SPF stand for, and what is its significance in sun protection? Sun Protection Factor; it measures how well a sunscreen can protect skin from UVB rays. What is the main purpose of a facial steamer in skincare treatments? To open up the pores and enhance product penetration. What are essential oils, and how are they used in esthetic treatments? Concentrated plant extracts used for aromatherapy and therapeutic benefits. 3 Which skin type is characterized by an oily complexion and enlarged pores? Oily skin. What is the main function of a clay mask in skincare? To absorb excess oil and draw out impurities. What does the term "comedo" refer to in skincare? A clogged hair follicle (pore) that can be either open (blackhead) or closed (whitehead). Which ingredient is often used in acne treatments to reduce inflammation and redness? Benzoyl peroxide. What is the purpose of using a toner in a skincare regimen? To balance the skin’s pH and remove any residual impurities.

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Esthetician Exam Finals I- Facial
Treatments Questions and Answers
2024/2025| Updated and Scored A
What is the approximate length of a full basic facial? 60 minutes



What should you do after cleansing the client's skin? Complete a thorough skin analysis



What is the primary function of hyaluronic acid in skincare?

It helps retain moisture in the skin.



What is the main purpose of a patch test in esthetics?

To determine if a client has an allergic reaction to a product.



What skin condition is characterized by red, inflamed patches and often associated with a flaky

appearance?

Eczema.



What is the main active ingredient in salicylic acid peels?

Beta hydroxy acid (BHA).



Which procedure uses a mechanical device to remove the outer layer of dead skin cells?

Microdermabrasion.



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, What is the role of peptides in skincare formulations?

They help to stimulate collagen production.



What is the primary benefit of using antioxidants in skincare?

They protect the skin from free radical damage.



What is the term for a treatment that involves applying a series of chemical exfoliants to improve

skin texture?

Chemical peel.



Which type of ultraviolet (UV) radiation is primarily responsible for skin aging?

UVA rays.



What does SPF stand for, and what is its significance in sun protection?

Sun Protection Factor; it measures how well a sunscreen can protect skin from UVB rays.



What is the main purpose of a facial steamer in skincare treatments?

To open up the pores and enhance product penetration.



What are essential oils, and how are they used in esthetic treatments?

Concentrated plant extracts used for aromatherapy and therapeutic benefits.



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