Prepare for your Esthetics State Board Exam with this focused quiz! Covering key topics like facial cleansing alternatives, spa hygiene importance, identification of psoriasis, benefits of clay masks, muscular stimulation through massage, and understanding of ulcers. This quiz is essential for aspiring estheticians to ensure readiness and compliance with industry standards.
Its builds customer confidence
It helps the shop look better
It maximizes financial profits
It avoids the spread of infection
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Elevated nodules
Loss of body hair
A viral infection
Scaly, red lesions
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To deepen color
To soften the skin
To absorb impurities
To increase temperature
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A massage
An ice pack
A makeup base
An astringent
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Cysts
Ulcers
Polyps
Nodules
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Paraffin wax
A mild astringent
A mild disinfectant
A solution of uric acid
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Apply an antiseptic
Bandaged the wound
Wear gloves
Double bag soiled items
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Keratinocytes, melanocytes, Langerhans, and Merkel's cells
Collagen, elastin, fibroblast, mast cells
Lymphocytes, adipocytes, macrophages, and macrophages
Corpuscles, hemidesmosomes, squamous cells, and epithelial cells
Krause end's bulb, Ruffini's corpuscles, Pacinian corpuscles, and Meissner's corpuscles
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Oil glands
Endocrine glands
Ductless glands
Sweat glands
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To dry the skin
To cool the skin
To cleanse the skin
To lubricate the skin
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To dry the skin
To cool the skin
To cleanse the skin
To lubricate the skin
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Oil glands
Endocrine glands
Ductless glands
Sweat glands
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Epidermis
Dermis
Hypodermis
Subcutaneous layer
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The 18th century
The popularity of glamorous Hollywood movies
Pigments that made cosmetics available to a mass audience
Ancient cultures, when it was often allied with the practice of medicine
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Minerals
Nuts
Feathers
Insects
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Was developed in the us
Was first used by Hollywood make up artist max factor
Is obtained from the powdered leaves and shoots of the mignonette tree
Is considered extremely dangerous by modern standards
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Was invented for actors and actresses in the 18th century
Contained highly refined petroleum
Was cold cream
We aren't sure what the first cosmetic compound was, but we know it came from Egypt
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Only for religious purposes
As a perfume by those who could afford them
Fragrant oils were not used by the middle ages
As hair dyes
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Its depiction in paintings
Its depiction in movies
Carbon dating
Dna testing
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When elaborately colored clothing was common
When heavy use of cosmetics on the cheeks and lips was the norm
Of austere and restrictive fashions and cosmetic use
When headdresses were sometimes a foot tall
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Movie stars influenced Americans' use of cosmetics.
To imitate the look of forbidden rouge and lipstick, women pinched their cheek and bit their lips
Eye shadow was not used
Skin,hair, and body treatment was still like that of the victorian age
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Most women made their own cosmetics out of insects, berries, and other natural sources, often grown in the victory gardens
Cosmetic use was banned by the government
Cosmetics were rationed
Inspite of wartime shortages, sales of cosmetics and grooming aids grew
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Any spa treatment that includes cosmetics
An ancient Greek process of creating pigments
A cosmetic with therapeutic properties
A manicure
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Cosmeceuticals
Nutriceuticals
Nutriceuticals
Neuroceuticals
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Hollywood movies
The invention of the internet
The world war II ban on cosmetics
Increased average lifespan
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Deal with the overall health and well-being of the skin
Were ancient greek inventors of many of today's pigments
Are any people who use cosmetics
Are experts in the history of cosmetic use
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Provide care and treatment to keep the skin healthy
May manufacture cosmetics
Detect skin problems that may require medical attention
All the above are correct
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Art galleries
Department stores
Police departments
Sports medicine
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Is another term for plastic surgery
Involves the integration of surgical procedures and aesthetic treatments
Is performed only by registered nurses
Is performed only by a physician
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A community health center
A dermatologist's office
A nursing home
A moruge
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Spa services and surgical procedures in a medical setting
Spa services and surgical procedures in a spa setting
A staff of esthetician MDs
Medi-spas do not exist yet under current licensing laws
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