MPsi Esthetics Indiana State Board Study
Guide
What determines the effectiveness of a skin peel - PH lower than the skin
skin damage - What is the risk of overusing a phenolic disinfectant
Disciplinary action the board can take against someone who practices beauty culture without a license -
up to $500 fine, 60 days in jail, commits class C infraction
Melanin - Tiny granules of pigment found in the cortex of the follicle are called
Vitamin C - Ascorbic acid, common ingredient in cosmetics, also known as?
The board may issue a license to a salon as long as it receives written approval stating that: - under
supervision of licensed beauty professional
Diopter - The unit of magnification for the mag lamp is called
Rosacea & Couperose - Which skin conditions should a vacuum not be used on?
Water - What is the universal solvent
ruddy - green foundation is used to correct which skin
Greatest contrast - Colors places across from each other on the color wheel have?
hold skin taut - What step should be taken before tweezing a hair?
, Epilation - Removing hair from the bulb and pili is called:
Antiseptic - what should you wipe the eyebrow with before tweezing?
Hold taut the dermal layer - What step should be taken when performing extractions
Dry sterilizer - How do you sanitize a high frequency wand?
Remove both visible and invisible debris from tools and equipment - What step should be taken before
decontaminating?
Wait for client to calm down - If the client is moving while applying mascara, what should esthetician do?
4 years - how many years is a license valid for?
hard wax - which type of wax can be removed with the hair growth
Opposite of hair growth - When applying soft wax, in which direction is the hair removed?
Pneumonia - Diplococci causes what disease?
Before mascara - When do you use an eyelash curler
Abscesses, pustules, and boils - Staphylococcus is found where?
Ulcer - A wound filled with pus that leaves an indention is called?
Cyst - What is a sac containing a gaseous, liquid, or semi-solid substance?
Guide
What determines the effectiveness of a skin peel - PH lower than the skin
skin damage - What is the risk of overusing a phenolic disinfectant
Disciplinary action the board can take against someone who practices beauty culture without a license -
up to $500 fine, 60 days in jail, commits class C infraction
Melanin - Tiny granules of pigment found in the cortex of the follicle are called
Vitamin C - Ascorbic acid, common ingredient in cosmetics, also known as?
The board may issue a license to a salon as long as it receives written approval stating that: - under
supervision of licensed beauty professional
Diopter - The unit of magnification for the mag lamp is called
Rosacea & Couperose - Which skin conditions should a vacuum not be used on?
Water - What is the universal solvent
ruddy - green foundation is used to correct which skin
Greatest contrast - Colors places across from each other on the color wheel have?
hold skin taut - What step should be taken before tweezing a hair?
, Epilation - Removing hair from the bulb and pili is called:
Antiseptic - what should you wipe the eyebrow with before tweezing?
Hold taut the dermal layer - What step should be taken when performing extractions
Dry sterilizer - How do you sanitize a high frequency wand?
Remove both visible and invisible debris from tools and equipment - What step should be taken before
decontaminating?
Wait for client to calm down - If the client is moving while applying mascara, what should esthetician do?
4 years - how many years is a license valid for?
hard wax - which type of wax can be removed with the hair growth
Opposite of hair growth - When applying soft wax, in which direction is the hair removed?
Pneumonia - Diplococci causes what disease?
Before mascara - When do you use an eyelash curler
Abscesses, pustules, and boils - Staphylococcus is found where?
Ulcer - A wound filled with pus that leaves an indention is called?
Cyst - What is a sac containing a gaseous, liquid, or semi-solid substance?
