MILADY CH. 6: SECTION 102.1
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SKIN CARE PRODUCTS:
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CHEMISTRY, INGREDIENTS
AND SELECTION
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(FUNDAMENTALS) EXAM
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QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
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, What agency in the United States is responsible for ensuring the safety of our nation's
cosmetics, including makeup and skin care products?
FDA
By law, what is the difference between a cosmetic and a drug?
Cosmetics are intended to affect the appearance of the skin. Drugs in skin care products are
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intended to cause actual physiological changes, such as the structure or function of the skin.
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Why are INCI names used on product labels for ingredients?
The adoption of INCI names ensures that cosmetic ingredients are consistently listed, using the
same ingredient name from product to product. This allows consumers to easily compare
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multiple products that have the same ingredient names all around the world.
What are the most common allergens in skin care products?
Fragrances and some preservatives and chemical sunscreen ingredients are among the most
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common allergens.
What should an esthetician do if during a facial treatment the client has an adverse reaction?
Immediately remove the product, rinse the skin with cold water, and apply cool compresses until
the skin calms.
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Name the sources that cosmetic ingredients can be derived from.
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Natural and Synthetic.
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What is the difference between noncomedogenic and comedogenic ingredients?
Noncomedogenic refers to ingredients that will not clog pores. Comedogenic refers to
ingredients that tend to clog pores, especially by the formation of blackheads.
What does a fragrance-free label on a product mean?
Fragrance-free indicates that no additional ingredients have been added to the product to
specifically provide a fragrance.
What has to be done to a product formulation in order for it to be labeled unscented?