Cosmetology Test Skincare and Services 2

Question 1

Which skin type is characterized by enlarged pores, shininess, and a tendency toward acne?

Accepted Answer

Oily skin

Answer

Oily skin produces excess sebum, resulting in enlarged pores, a shiny appearance, and increased acne susceptibility.

Question 2

What is the Fitzpatrick scale used to classify?

Accepted Answer

Skin's response to UV exposure and burn risk

Answer

The Fitzpatrick scale classifies skin into six phototypes based on its reaction to UV light, ranging from always burns to never burns.

Question 3

During a facial, steam is applied to the skin primarily to:

Accepted Answer

Soften sebum and open pores for easier extraction

Answer

Steam softens hardened sebum and opens follicles, making comedone extraction safer and more effective.

Question 4

A client presents with telangiectasia on the cheeks and nose. Which treatment should a cosmetologist AVOID?

Accepted Answer

High-frequency galvanic current over affected areas

Answer

Galvanic and high-frequency current can further dilate already-broken capillaries, worsening telangiectasia.

Question 5

What does the term 'comedogenic' mean in relation to skincare products?

Accepted Answer

Tends to clog pores and promote blackheads

Answer

Comedogenic products contain ingredients that can block hair follicles, leading to the formation of comedones (blackheads and whiteheads).

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