What is the process when you use the positive pole on the face?

humectants are considered

washing your hands is an example of

The blue light must be how far away and for how long on the clients face?

What is the strength of a magnifying light?

what is the universal solvent

The effective strength of a disinfectant is

Which muscles are involved in bending the wrist?

Which muscle is responsible for closing the eye?

What is Hyperhidrosis?

What is plastic surgery of the nose called?

A mass of Keratinized cells and hardened sebum is?

How do,you clean glass electrodes

When applying make-up how do you make something look smaller?

the ph of the skin is

What does the acid mantle do

When applying make-up how do you make something look bigger?

Which is the most desirable massage movement?

If you need to remove your hands from the face during the massage you should?

Service should not be refused to a client with?

You cannot work on clients with the contagious diseases such as?

what is verruca

clay masks are

how do you massage the sides of the neck

In what direction do you perform a lymphatic drainage massage?

what skin treatment can lemon be used for

If you notice leucoderma on a client you should?

What is the technical term for freckles?

What procedures should you apply if irritation appears after a glycolic peel?

What type of massage would you perform on skin that is aging and losing its elasticity?

How soon after using a depilatory can you wax?

Hardened sebum trapped in the follicle is a?

Changing ice into water is what kind of change?

What is a hard pearl of sebum in the skin that has no open lesion?

Dry, scaly skin is a characteristic of what?

What holds the Stratum Spinosum together?

Which of the following is a viral hypertrophy?

Which one of the following is a fungal infection of the hands and feet?

cleansing creams are applied using

What is the hormone responsible for the excessive hair growth?

What is the hormone responsible for excessive hair growth ?

How many metacarpals are in the palm of the hand?

Langerhans cells are found in what layer of the skin?

What in the epidermis helps fight against pathogens?

What layer of the skin contains Fibroblast cells?

In what phase of the hair growth a new cycle begins?

What muscle is responsible for puckering the lips?

What is another name for percussion massage technique?

Where is adipose tissue primarily located?

Would you wax over Keratosis pilaris?

What skin cancer has red patches?

Which of the following is a product consisting of AHA that removes dead skin cells?

Debris is removed from tools and implements using which of the following procedures?

Which of the following is the recommended protocol in the proper hand washing technique?

Which of the following is the appropriate sequence of events in the first aid procedure for bleeding.

At which point of the client consultation should the skin analysis be performed?

Many clients may be infected with HIV without having any of the following?

Which of the following products will remove dirt and oil during a facial, while leaving the skin's natural conditioners essential moisturizers?

Which form of exfoliation works by physically removing dead skin cells from 20-30% of the surface of the epidermis?

Which of the following is a type of cancer that is the most common and easiest to treat?

Which part of the cell is responsible for controlling reproduction, growth, and metabolism?

In order to create the illusion of fuller lips, where should lip liner be applied?

what is the average ph of the skin

Product labeling includes which of the following that causes changes in the skin's appearance?

Which of the following skin care products attracts moisture to the skin?

Which portion of the facial would involve the physical removal of visibly clogged pores?

Which of the following is considered the lowest level of infection control?

Skin cancers are caused by exposure to which of the following lights?

Massage movements that are used on the forehead to relax facial muscles is

Which disorder of the sebaceous glands is characterized by papules, pustules, and comedones?

Which facial massage movement has a soothing and relaxing effect?

Which piece of equipment is also called a loupe?

Cream masks are recommended for which of the following skin types?

What type of of muscle is responsible for one organ only and functions involuntarily?

By highlighting the cheekbone, the area will appear

Which type of mask changes consistency before and after application and can be pulled or lifted from the skin?

Which piece of electrical facial equipment is used to soften comedones for easy extractions?

Which of the following protects the skin from water loss?

Which mask is derived from natural ingredients from the earth and is also commonly used on acne prone skin?

Which skin type exhibits fine lines and lacks sebum?

Which of the following parts of a cell is responsible for its growth and reproduction?

Which of the following may be considered a possible contraindication for chemical peels?

Which face shape is considered the most balanced and symmetric?

How much of the epidermis can be removed with just one microdermabrasion treatment?

Which piece of equipment relies on high pressure and heat or steam to prevent the survival of microorganisms?

Which of the following ingredients is an example of an emollient and prevents moisture loss by creating a procective barrier?

Virucidal properties must be included in a chemical product used for which of the following infection control procedure?

Which form of hair removal involves the use of a muslin strip?

Which type of tissue moves body parts?

Which of the following is an example of sensitive skin with dilated blood vessels that can benefit from soothing treatments?

Which portion of the facial would involve the physical removal of visibly clogged pores?

Skin cancers are caused by exposure to which of the following lights?

Which disorder of the sebaceous glands is characterized by papules, pustules, and comedones?

What type of muscle is responsible for one organ only and functions involuntary?

What is the technical term for prickly heat?

Which cells are the first line of defense on the body?

Which pH level of acid should a 30% Glycolic chemical peel not go below?

Chemical safety includes all of the following EXCEPT

All of the following are informations contained on the Material Data Safety Sheet EXCEPT