GA Esthetician State Board |2025-2026 LATEST UPDATED|230 REAL
EXAM AND COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS | 100% RATED
CORRECT | 100% VERFIED | ALREADY GRADED A+
What type of bacteria is the pus of the blemishes? - (ANSWER)Staphylococci
How are the cells from the Epidermis nourished? - (ANSWER)Through the blood and lymph
vessels
What direction do you remove cleanser from a clients face? - (ANSWER)Downwards
What massage technique do you use to spread moisturizer? - (ANSWER)Effleurage
What is the role of silicone in a product - (ANSWER)prevent water from escaping from the skin
How does titanium dioxide work to protect from the sun? - (ANSWER)It reflects light
Which of the following causes the most allergic reactions? - (ANSWER)coloring agents
Where is adipose tissue found? - (ANSWER)subcutaneous layer
What is the function of the langerhans cells? - (ANSWER)To help protect the body from
infection.
What is the layer located below the stratum lucidium - (ANSWER)Stratum granulosum.
What is the difference between intrinsic and extrinsic aging? - (ANSWER)Intrinsic is natural
aging, extrinsic is aging caused by the sun, alcohol, smoking, etc.
,What is a group of boils called? - (ANSWER)Carbuncle.
The ethnicity that ages the least is? - (ANSWER)Black
What muscle connects the shoulder to the chin? - (ANSWER)Platysma
What is eyelash hair? - (ANSWER)Cilia
What is the function of powder? - (ANSWER)To set foundation.
The client holds which electrode? - (ANSWER)Inactive
During desincrustation the client holds which electrode? - (ANSWER)Positive ( Anode)
Hyperpigmentation is likely to occur on predisposed skin during which treatment? -
(ANSWER)Chemical peels.
Lancets should be held at what angle? - (ANSWER)30 degrees
What is the difference between rosacea and telangiectasia - (ANSWER)Rosacea has inflamed
papules and pustules and Telangiectasia has only enlarged blood vessels.
What ingredient is both calming and antiseptic? - (ANSWER)Chamomile
Where do you begin removing cleanser from? - (ANSWER)neck
EPA-registered products are what level of infection control? - (ANSWER)Disinfection
, When do you remove hard wax? - (ANSWER)When it settles.
What skin condition associated with lesions and dark brown spots which should you refer the
client to a physician? - (ANSWER)Melanoma
What does excessive use of alkaline shaving products do? - (ANSWER)Makes skin flaky and
dry.
If a client has an adverse reaction to a product what should be first checked? - (ANSWER)MSDS
( Material Data Safety Sheet)
Frequent hand washing with alkaline products does what? - (ANSWER)Disturb the skin's natural
defense mechanism.
What caustic peel removes the epidermis and dermis? - (ANSWER)Chloracetic acid
One of the ingredients to moisten dry skin is? - (ANSWER)emollient
How do you extract blackheads? - (ANSWER)Gloved fingers wrapped with wet cotton
When a client has recently undergone Blepharoplasty what area should be avoided? -
(ANSWER)Eyes
After a client has had reconstructive surgery what is needed in order to perform a service? -
(ANSWER)A doctor's release form.
On what type of skin is peppermint used? - (ANSWER)oily
EXAM AND COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS | 100% RATED
CORRECT | 100% VERFIED | ALREADY GRADED A+
What type of bacteria is the pus of the blemishes? - (ANSWER)Staphylococci
How are the cells from the Epidermis nourished? - (ANSWER)Through the blood and lymph
vessels
What direction do you remove cleanser from a clients face? - (ANSWER)Downwards
What massage technique do you use to spread moisturizer? - (ANSWER)Effleurage
What is the role of silicone in a product - (ANSWER)prevent water from escaping from the skin
How does titanium dioxide work to protect from the sun? - (ANSWER)It reflects light
Which of the following causes the most allergic reactions? - (ANSWER)coloring agents
Where is adipose tissue found? - (ANSWER)subcutaneous layer
What is the function of the langerhans cells? - (ANSWER)To help protect the body from
infection.
What is the layer located below the stratum lucidium - (ANSWER)Stratum granulosum.
What is the difference between intrinsic and extrinsic aging? - (ANSWER)Intrinsic is natural
aging, extrinsic is aging caused by the sun, alcohol, smoking, etc.
,What is a group of boils called? - (ANSWER)Carbuncle.
The ethnicity that ages the least is? - (ANSWER)Black
What muscle connects the shoulder to the chin? - (ANSWER)Platysma
What is eyelash hair? - (ANSWER)Cilia
What is the function of powder? - (ANSWER)To set foundation.
The client holds which electrode? - (ANSWER)Inactive
During desincrustation the client holds which electrode? - (ANSWER)Positive ( Anode)
Hyperpigmentation is likely to occur on predisposed skin during which treatment? -
(ANSWER)Chemical peels.
Lancets should be held at what angle? - (ANSWER)30 degrees
What is the difference between rosacea and telangiectasia - (ANSWER)Rosacea has inflamed
papules and pustules and Telangiectasia has only enlarged blood vessels.
What ingredient is both calming and antiseptic? - (ANSWER)Chamomile
Where do you begin removing cleanser from? - (ANSWER)neck
EPA-registered products are what level of infection control? - (ANSWER)Disinfection
, When do you remove hard wax? - (ANSWER)When it settles.
What skin condition associated with lesions and dark brown spots which should you refer the
client to a physician? - (ANSWER)Melanoma
What does excessive use of alkaline shaving products do? - (ANSWER)Makes skin flaky and
dry.
If a client has an adverse reaction to a product what should be first checked? - (ANSWER)MSDS
( Material Data Safety Sheet)
Frequent hand washing with alkaline products does what? - (ANSWER)Disturb the skin's natural
defense mechanism.
What caustic peel removes the epidermis and dermis? - (ANSWER)Chloracetic acid
One of the ingredients to moisten dry skin is? - (ANSWER)emollient
How do you extract blackheads? - (ANSWER)Gloved fingers wrapped with wet cotton
When a client has recently undergone Blepharoplasty what area should be avoided? -
(ANSWER)Eyes
After a client has had reconstructive surgery what is needed in order to perform a service? -
(ANSWER)A doctor's release form.
On what type of skin is peppermint used? - (ANSWER)oily
