NY Esthetics State Board Exam Review w/ Appearance Enhancement 100% Pass

NY Esthetics State Board Exam Review w/ Appearance Enhancement 100% Pass Person Individual, firm, limited liability company, parternership, or corporation The practice of esthetics Providing (for a fee) services to enhance the appearance of the face, neck, arms, legs and shoulders (by using compounds or procedures including makeup, eyelashes, depilatories, tonics, lotions, waxes, sanding and tweezing). Should not include the practice of electrology Esthetician License application should be accompanied by A certificate of a licensed physician, showing that the esthetician does not have any infectious/ contagious diseases. (Certificate must be issued within 30 days prior to the date of license application) Age to qualify for application of Esthetician license 17 Age to apply for a business license 18 Licenses expiration date (after date of issue) 4 years Fee for failure to renew license within 1 year of expiration date $10 Failure to renew license within 5 years of expiration date Must retake state board exam What word must be stamped on a duplicate license? Duplicate What license number must be on a duplicate license? The same number as the original license Fee for: Esthetics License Application $40 Fee for: Esthetics License Renewal $40 Fee for: Business License $60 Fee for: Business License Renewal $60 Fee for: Written Examination $15 Fee for: Practical Examination $15 Fee for: Duplicate License Certificate $15 Fee for: Duplicate License Certificate of one lost, destroyed $10 Fee for: Changing your name on a business license $30 Fee for: Changing your name on a personal license $10 Fee for: Changing the address on a license $10 The fees set by the appearance enhancement are set for a period of how long? 4 years What causes suspension and revocation of license or a fine not exceeding $500? a. fraud or bribery to obtain a license, registration, permission to take an exam b. Making a false statement in an application c. Failure to display license OSHA stands for Occupational Safety & Health Administration EPA stands for Environmental Protection Agency Disinfection Process that kills or destroys most disease causing microorganisms. Sanitation Process of making objects clean and safe to use. Must clean first. Sterilization Process that kills all disease causing microorganisms. Cleaning Physical removal of visible dust, soil (wet), and foreign material. Must clean before disinfection and sterilization. Where must the owner post their New York State license? At the entrance of the business Where must an esthetician must post their license? Entrance of the business or their work station Where must the owner post their business license? The entrance or reception area Disinfectants must be registered by? The EPA Disinfectant labels must Have active ingredients and scope of activity (example: bacteriacidal) EPA approved disinfectants: Ethyl alcohol (70%) Isopropyl alcohol (99%) Phenolics QUATZ Bleach Iodophors Methods for sterilization Autoclave or immerse in for 10 hours After each use - combs, brushes and other implements that are used on the hair/ electric razor heads, cuticles scissors, and other implements which may abrade or clip superficial layers of the skin Cleaned with warm water and soap, rinsed, dried