CCP Skin Analysis & Client Intake 2

Question 1

A client presents with dry, flaky patches and tight sensation after cleansing. Which Fitzpatrick skin type characteristic is MOST relevant when recommending moisturizers?

Accepted Answer

Transepidermal water loss tendency

Answer

Transepidermal water loss (TEWL) is the primary indicator of barrier function impairment, directly causing dryness and tightness.

Question 2

During a client intake, a new client discloses she is 10 weeks pregnant. Which treatment should be AVOIDED?

Accepted Answer

Salicylic acid chemical peel

Answer

Salicylic acid is contraindicated during pregnancy due to potential systemic absorption and risk to fetal development.

Question 3

What does a Wood's lamp examination reveal as white or bright fluorescence on the skin?

Accepted Answer

Thick, dehydrated skin

Answer

Thick, dehydrated skin appears white or bright under Wood's lamp due to the way densely packed, dry cells reflect UV light.

Question 4

A client's skin appears shiny all over with visibly enlarged pores and frequent breakouts. This profile best describes which skin type?

Accepted Answer

Oily skin

Answer

Oily skin is characterized by excess sebum production resulting in shine, enlarged pores, and a tendency toward acne.

Question 5

When reviewing a client intake form, the cosmetologist notices the client takes blood thinners. Which service requires EXTRA caution?

Accepted Answer

Eyebrow waxing

Answer

Waxing can cause minor skin lifting or bruising that may be exacerbated in clients on anticoagulants due to increased bleeding risk.

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CCP Skin Analysis & Client Intake 2