Biochemistry /Cosmetology: Chapter 23: Facials Part 2
Cosmetology: Chapter 23: Facials Part 2
This deck covers key concepts and terminology related to facials, as presented in Chapter 23 of a cosmetology course. It includes questions about facial treatments, skin care products, and techniques used in professional facials.
Alginate masks are often _______-based. A. Seaweed B. Aloe C. Sand D. Vegetable
A. Seaweed
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Key Terms
Term
Definition
Alginate masks are often _______-based.
A. Seaweed B. Aloe C. Sand D. Vegetable
A. Seaweed
Ingredients that attract water are known as:
A. Humectants B. Fresheners C. Serums D. Astringents
A. Humectants
When removing a cleanser from the eye area, it should be done with a damp facial sponge or cotton pads:
A. In an upward and outward movement B. In down and across movements C. With back-and-forth movements D. In circular movements
A. In an upward and outward movement
A(n) ____________ is a follicle impacted with solidified sebum and dead cell buildup that appears as small bumps just underneath the skin's surface.
A. Ostium B. Gommage C. Open comedon D. Closed comedon
D. Closed comedon
Which type of mask contains special crystals of gypsum?
A. Paraffin wax mask B. Modelage mask C. Cream mask D. Friction mask
B. Modelage mask
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Which of these terms refers to a lack of lipids?
A. Exfoliant B. Couperose C. Alipidic D. Emollient
C. Alipidic
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| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
Alginate masks are often _______-based.
A. Seaweed B. Aloe C. Sand D. Vegetable | A. Seaweed |
Ingredients that attract water are known as:
A. Humectants B. Fresheners C. Serums D. Astringents | A. Humectants |
When removing a cleanser from the eye area, it should be done with a damp facial sponge or cotton pads:
A. In an upward and outward movement B. In down and across movements C. With back-and-forth movements D. In circular movements | A. In an upward and outward movement |
A(n) ____________ is a follicle impacted with solidified sebum and dead cell buildup that appears as small bumps just underneath the skin's surface.
A. Ostium B. Gommage C. Open comedon D. Closed comedon | D. Closed comedon |
Which type of mask contains special crystals of gypsum?
A. Paraffin wax mask B. Modelage mask C. Cream mask D. Friction mask | B. Modelage mask |
Which of these terms refers to a lack of lipids?
A. Exfoliant B. Couperose C. Alipidic D. Emollient | C. Alipidic |
Lotions that help rebalance the pH and remove remnants of cleanser from the skin are called:
A. Serum B. Toners C. Moisturizers D. Exfoliants | B. Toners |
A(n) __________ is an applicator for directing electric current from the galvanic machine to the client's skin.
A. Electrode B. Amperage C. Wringer D. Ampoule | A. Electrode |
The opening of a follicle is called a(n):
A. Anode B. Hackle C. Ostium D. Folliclend | C. Ostium |
Which of these is a type of chemical exfoliant that works by dissolving keratin proteins in the surface cells of the skin?
A. Microdermabrasion B. Tapotemant C. Deincrustation D. Enzyme peel | D. Enzyme peel |
A(n) ______ is an individual dose of serum contained in a small vial.
A. Ampoule B. Cathode C. Ostium D. Anode | A. Ampoule |
A(n) ________ is a follicle impacted with solidified sebum and dead cell buildup.
A. Closed comedon B. Open comedon C. Humectant D. Pétrissage | B. Open comedon |
Methods used to physically remove dead cell buildup are called:
A. Steamers B. Electrodes C. Mechanical exfoliants D. Chemical exfoliants | C. Mechanical exfoliants |
The manual or mechanical manipulation of the body by rubbing, gently pinching, kneading, tapping or other movements is called:
A. Telangiectasis B. Massage C. Iontophoresis D. Micro current | B. Massage |
Which of these terms refers to a condition that requires avoiding certain treatment procedures or products to prevent undesirable side effects?
A. Effleurage B. Counter-treatment C. Compensation D. Contraindication | D. Contraindication |
A(n) ________ is a peeling cream that is rubbed off on the skin.
A. Alpha hydroxy acid B. Cleansing milk C. Gommage D. Humectant | C. Gommage |
Which of these is a condition characterized by distended or dilated surface blood vessels?
A. Telangietasis B. Iontophoresis C. Albinism D. Hyperpigmantation | A. Telangietasis |
Electrical treatments should NOT be performed on clients:
A. Who take isotretinoin B. Who take Differin C. With asthma D. With metal bone pins | D. With metal bone pins |
The cosmetologist should NOT wear which type of jewelry while administering a facial treatment?
A. Earrings B. Rings C. A necklace D. An anklet | B. Rings |
Proper exfoliation will:
A. Make the skin more oily B. Decrease the skins moisture content C. Decrease elasticity D. Reduce hyperpigmentation | D. Reduce hyperpigmentation |
Moisturizers for oily skin are most often in _________.
A. Lotion B. Gel C. Powder D. Spray | A. Lotion |
Modelage masks:
A. Are recommended for oily skin B. Increase blood circulation C. Should be applied to the lower neck D. Are appropriate for clients with claustrophobia | B. Increase blood circulation |
When performing pétrissage:
A. Your movements should be confined to the face and neck B. You should apply a great deal of pressure C. You lift, squeeze and press the tissue D. Your movements should be jerky | C. You lift, squeeze and press the tissue |
Which type of massage involves grasping the flesh firmly in one hand and moving the hand up and down along the bone while the other hand keeps the arm in a steady position?
A. Wringing B. Chucking C. Rolling D. Tapotement | B. Chucking |
Hacking is performed with which part of the hands?
A. The fingertips B. The backs C. The palms D. The edges | D. The edges |