CIBTAC LeveL 2 FACIAL
wITh CORReCT ANSweRS
2025/2026
1. bones of the skull - <ANS> frontal, parietal, occipital, temporal,
sphenoid, ethmoid, lacrimal, zygomatic, nasal, maxilla, mandible,
sphenoid
2. Cells of the cardiovascular system - <ANS> endothelial cells, vascular
smooth muscle cells, lymphatic endothelial cells, cardiomyocytes,
atherosclerosis cells
3. combination skin - <ANS> display areas that are both dry and oily
most common skin type. Possibly maybe have larger pores in T-
zone.
4. Dermis - <ANS> Inner layer of skin
5. Desquemation - <ANS> exfoliation of the dead skin cells
, 6. different types of cleansers - <ANS> cleansing balm, cream cleanser,
micellar water
7. different types of moisturizers - <ANS> emolients, humolients,
occlusives, ceramides,
8. dry skin - <ANS> common in the aging person because of the decline
in size, number and output of sweat and sebacious glands
9. Epidermis - <ANS> outermost layer of skin
10. examples of Active Ingredients in products - <ANS> alpha-
hydroxy acid (exfoliator)
11. hyaluronic acid (the super hydrator)
12. vitamin C (the brightener)
13. vitamin E (the protector)
14. vitamin A (the smooth operator)
15. Niacinamide (the inflammation buster)
16. Peptides (the collagen booster)
17. ceramides (the barrier builder)
18. ingredients for ageing skin - <ANS> peptides, vitamin a,c and e
wITh CORReCT ANSweRS
2025/2026
1. bones of the skull - <ANS> frontal, parietal, occipital, temporal,
sphenoid, ethmoid, lacrimal, zygomatic, nasal, maxilla, mandible,
sphenoid
2. Cells of the cardiovascular system - <ANS> endothelial cells, vascular
smooth muscle cells, lymphatic endothelial cells, cardiomyocytes,
atherosclerosis cells
3. combination skin - <ANS> display areas that are both dry and oily
most common skin type. Possibly maybe have larger pores in T-
zone.
4. Dermis - <ANS> Inner layer of skin
5. Desquemation - <ANS> exfoliation of the dead skin cells
, 6. different types of cleansers - <ANS> cleansing balm, cream cleanser,
micellar water
7. different types of moisturizers - <ANS> emolients, humolients,
occlusives, ceramides,
8. dry skin - <ANS> common in the aging person because of the decline
in size, number and output of sweat and sebacious glands
9. Epidermis - <ANS> outermost layer of skin
10. examples of Active Ingredients in products - <ANS> alpha-
hydroxy acid (exfoliator)
11. hyaluronic acid (the super hydrator)
12. vitamin C (the brightener)
13. vitamin E (the protector)
14. vitamin A (the smooth operator)
15. Niacinamide (the inflammation buster)
16. Peptides (the collagen booster)
17. ceramides (the barrier builder)
18. ingredients for ageing skin - <ANS> peptides, vitamin a,c and e