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Oregon Rules & Laws Esthetician
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Definition 1 of 40
Chronic inflammatory condition of the face in which the small capillaries become dilated and
inflamed
Rosacea
Asteatosis
Couperose
Epidermis
Definition 2 of 40
What masks are ideal for dry skin and are generally rich in moisturizers, humectants, and other
nutrient rich ingredients
Paraffin masks
Crème masks
Modeling masks
Gel masks
Definition 3 of 40
What type of mask is used to absorb oil, tighten and refine the pores and prevent clogging?
Cleansing
Gel masks
Clay or mud mask
Modeling masks
,Definition 4 of 40
A painful infection of a hair follicle and adjacent subcutaneous tissue that appears as a firm
nodule with a central hard, pus filled core
Carbuncle
Steatoma
Rosacea
Furuncle
Definition 5 of 40
Shaking movement achieved when the esthetician quickly shakes his or her arms while the
fingertips or palms are touching the client
Friction
Amplitude
Vibration
Manipulation
Definition 6 of 40
Skin care products that are used to replenish and balance moisture and oil as well as protect
the skin
Rosacea
Massage
True Skin
Moisturizers
,Definition 7 of 40
Soft downy hair on the body at birth
Vellus
Capilli
Lanugo
Lunula
Definition 8 of 40
Fine dilated capillaries
Steatoma
Asteatosis
Telangiectasia
Rosacea
Definition 9 of 40
A harmless sebaceous cyst filled with sebum (aka wens)
Asteatosis
Rosacea
Furuncle
Steatoma
Definition 10 of 40
A form of petrissage similar to the movements when kneading dough
Couperose
Friction
Hacking
Fulling
, Definition 11 of 40
Hair that grows on the scalp
Electrolysis
Supercilia
Lanugo
Capilli
Definition 12 of 40
Basic skincare regimen
Exfoliating, scrubbing, applying heavy makeup, ignoring skin type
Using only water, applying no products, avoiding any skincare routine
Applying perfume, using harsh chemicals, neglecting hydration
Cleansing, toning, moisturizing, protecting from damaging effects of sun exposure
Definition 13 of 40
Excessive secretion of the sebaceous glands
Hyperpigmented Skin
Rosacea
Sebhorrea
Epidermis
Definition 14 of 40
What are some contraindications for massage?
Desire for relaxation, need for stress relief, preference for aromatherapy
Low blood sugar, dehydration, muscle soreness, fatigue
Allergies to essential oils, preference for cold therapy, dislike of touch
Skin conditions, high blood pressure, heart condition, previous stroke
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