Oregon Esthetician Exam Rules and
Regulations [ACTUAL EXAM] LATEST
VERSION [QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS] WITH STUDY GUIDE
DETAILED AND VERIFIED FOR
GUARANTEED PASS- LATEST
UPDATE 2025 GRADED A
Independent Contractor Registration - CORRECT ANSWER A practitioner
who provides services within a licensed facility, but not an employee, must have
valid ever one year
sealable, rigid, puncture proof container - CORRECT ANSWER Any
disposable sharp objects that come in contact with blood or other bodily fluids
shall be disposed of in
facility license - CORRECT ANSWER A facility license is not transferable
from location to location
A facility located in a residence - CORRECT ANSWER Have an identifying
house number and a sign with the facility name that matches the one on file with
the agency that is easily visible from the street that indicates the location of the
facility.
Practitioners' scope of services - CORRECT ANSWER Practitioners are not
allowed to perform services outside their scope if they are not receiving
compensation
waiting period for retake - CORRECT ANSWER Applicants who failed twice
are required to wait seven whole calendar days before retaking examination
minimum passing score - CORRECT ANSWER The minimum passing score
on each written exam is 75 percent or better
, renewal application - CORRECT ANSWER In order to renew an inactive
authorization, the authorization holder must submit a renewal application form
plus payment
Freelance Authorization - CORRECT ANSWER A practitioner who provides
services outside of a licensed facility must hold
EPA - CORRECT ANSWER Environmental Protection Agency
Dispensing area - CORRECT ANSWER An area with non-porous surfaces
and a sink with hot and cold running water where service preparations are
conducted, including, but not limited to, mixing of chemicals, cleaning of tools
and equipment, disposing of residues and rinsing parts of the body exposed to
chemicals.
Material and Supplies - CORRECT ANSWER Items which complement the
use of tools and implements, including but not limited to hair tints, bleach,
shampoos, wax, disinfectant, and chemicals
Pets in Facilities - CORRECT ANSWER Pets or other animals are not
permitted in the business facility. This prohibition does not apply to service
animals recognized by the American with Disabilities Act or to fish in aquarium.
Esthetician's product use - CORRECT ANSWER Estheticians can't use
chemical or products, natural or synthetic, manual and mechanical devices,
which will damage the skin
Retake written exam - CORRECT ANSWER After the first failed attempt at the
written exam, you may retake it the next business day.
Storage drawers for clean tools - CORRECT ANSWER Must be clean, free of
hair, and used only for clean tools and implements.
Facility license display requirements - CORRECT ANSWER What items need
to be displayed in public view at facilities.
Rules for substances in practice - CORRECT ANSWER (1) All substances
that come in direct contact with hair or skin must be dispensed in a manner that
prevents contamination. (2) Substances applied to and removed from a client's
skin must be applied to prevent contamination, such as with a single-use spatula.
Regulations [ACTUAL EXAM] LATEST
VERSION [QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS] WITH STUDY GUIDE
DETAILED AND VERIFIED FOR
GUARANTEED PASS- LATEST
UPDATE 2025 GRADED A
Independent Contractor Registration - CORRECT ANSWER A practitioner
who provides services within a licensed facility, but not an employee, must have
valid ever one year
sealable, rigid, puncture proof container - CORRECT ANSWER Any
disposable sharp objects that come in contact with blood or other bodily fluids
shall be disposed of in
facility license - CORRECT ANSWER A facility license is not transferable
from location to location
A facility located in a residence - CORRECT ANSWER Have an identifying
house number and a sign with the facility name that matches the one on file with
the agency that is easily visible from the street that indicates the location of the
facility.
Practitioners' scope of services - CORRECT ANSWER Practitioners are not
allowed to perform services outside their scope if they are not receiving
compensation
waiting period for retake - CORRECT ANSWER Applicants who failed twice
are required to wait seven whole calendar days before retaking examination
minimum passing score - CORRECT ANSWER The minimum passing score
on each written exam is 75 percent or better
, renewal application - CORRECT ANSWER In order to renew an inactive
authorization, the authorization holder must submit a renewal application form
plus payment
Freelance Authorization - CORRECT ANSWER A practitioner who provides
services outside of a licensed facility must hold
EPA - CORRECT ANSWER Environmental Protection Agency
Dispensing area - CORRECT ANSWER An area with non-porous surfaces
and a sink with hot and cold running water where service preparations are
conducted, including, but not limited to, mixing of chemicals, cleaning of tools
and equipment, disposing of residues and rinsing parts of the body exposed to
chemicals.
Material and Supplies - CORRECT ANSWER Items which complement the
use of tools and implements, including but not limited to hair tints, bleach,
shampoos, wax, disinfectant, and chemicals
Pets in Facilities - CORRECT ANSWER Pets or other animals are not
permitted in the business facility. This prohibition does not apply to service
animals recognized by the American with Disabilities Act or to fish in aquarium.
Esthetician's product use - CORRECT ANSWER Estheticians can't use
chemical or products, natural or synthetic, manual and mechanical devices,
which will damage the skin
Retake written exam - CORRECT ANSWER After the first failed attempt at the
written exam, you may retake it the next business day.
Storage drawers for clean tools - CORRECT ANSWER Must be clean, free of
hair, and used only for clean tools and implements.
Facility license display requirements - CORRECT ANSWER What items need
to be displayed in public view at facilities.
Rules for substances in practice - CORRECT ANSWER (1) All substances
that come in direct contact with hair or skin must be dispensed in a manner that
prevents contamination. (2) Substances applied to and removed from a client's
skin must be applied to prevent contamination, such as with a single-use spatula.
