Esthetician State Board Exam 2025

Difference in men's facial? - -Direction of hair growth. Light skin is a contraindication of what? - -IPL (Intense Light Pulse) What makes up the pliabilty of the skin? - -Elastin What could you use for facial steaming? - -Hot towels What do chemical peels benefit? - -Aging, sun damaged skin What is the purpose of the skin analysis? - -Determine skin type and condition What is OSHA? - -They Regulate saftey in the workplace. Occupational Safety and Health Administration If you are doing a service and notice a disease, what do you do? - -Refer to a physician What is the main purpose of a cotton compresses? - -Mask removal Describe the diamond face shape? - -Pointed/narrow forehead and chin with the widest part of the face being at the cheeks. What is contraindication for body wraps? - -Diabetes Know all your face shapes from and how to contour and highlight each. - -Oval, Heart, Diamond, Round, Square, Triangle, Inverted Triangle, Long What is shadowing and countouring? - -Shadowing is dimishing a feature with darker colors. Contouring is highlighting a feature with lighter colors. How should wax be applied? - -At a 45 degree angle. What causes the skin to be yellow, gray, and sallow? - -Smoking How would you do a proper tweezing? - -Hold skin taut, and pull against the direction of hair growth. What needs to be done when using a woods lamp? - -Turn all the lights off. Needs to be a dark room. ESTHETICIAN ESTHETICIAN What is a cleanser applied with? - -Fingers What is applied after a depilatory wax? - -Petroleum What is the main purpose of body wraps? - -To detoxify What is the skeletal structure that protects heart, lungs, and internal organs? - -Thorax What can be applied to the skin? - -Antiseptics Where does your lymphatic system empty into? - -Circulatory system 11 Body systems? - -SIC REMINDER Skeletal Intgumentary Circulatory Respitory Endocrine Muscular Immune Nervious Digestive Excratory Reproductive What is natural immunity? - -Your bodies natual defense to forgien invaders. You are born with the immunity. Where do hair follicles orginate from? - -The dermis What is Keratosis? - -A skin condition marked by a horny growth. (An overgrowth of dead skin cells) What is Humectant? - -Water Loving What is a retinoic acid? - -Vitamin A How many pints of blood are in the average adult? - -10 Where does the skin get it's main source of nutrients? - -The blood What is the bodies largest organ? - -The Integumentay system. (Skin) What is vitiligo? - -A skin disorder characterized by smooth, white patches on various parts of the body, caused by the loss of the natural pigment. ESTHETICIAN ESTHETICIAN ESTHETICIAN When prepping for a chemical peeol, what do you do? - -Stip oils from the skin In what layer can melanocytes be found in? - -The basal layer What is the most common skin cancer? - -Basal cell carcinoma What regulates the strength of an electric currant? - -A circut breaker What contraindicates the use of a suction machine? - -Couperose skin How many crainal bones are there? - -8 How many facial bones are there? - -14 What muscle connects the occipitalis to the frontalis? - -Aponeurosis What muscle would be massaged during a facial massage? - -The platisma What does organic mean? - -Substance have carbon to carbon bonds What does inorganic mean? - -Comprised of matter not araising from natual growth or living organism, not containing carbon. When massaging the hands and arms what muscles would you affect? - -Pronator, Supinator, Flexors, and extensors Difference between involuntary and voluntary (other names for them) - -Involuntary you do not control, Voluntary you control (Involunary, non straited: Cardiac and Smooth. Voluntary, straited: Skeletal) What holds products together? - -Preservatives What is an acidic product on the PH scale? - -0-6.9 What is the difference between acidic and akaline. - -... What do sensory nerves do? - -Sensory nervous gather information from the environment and send it to your brain so it knows how to respond. What do motor nerves do? - -Motor nerves tell muscles to contract, making you move. What is silicone? - -Silicones are inert, synthetic compounds with a variety of forms and uses. Typically heat-resistant and rubber-like, they are used as adhesives, lubricants, medical applications. ESTHETICIAN What is not a bacteria? - -Fungi What is the most common form of cleaning in the spa? - -Antiseptics and Disinfectants What dose the herpes simplex virus look like? - -Red blister looking lesions What is another name for the Herpes Simplex virus? - -Cold Sores What is Rosacea? - -A vascular condition charterized by red flushing skin. What is the most stimulation massage movement? - -Tapotement What is the ideal brow supposed to end? - -Outer corner of the eye directly out from the iris. What does steaming the face do? - -So