Chapter 11 Skin Typing And Age In Analysis Flashcards
What are the four primary skin types?
Normal, oily, dry, and combination.
True or False: Skin type can change over time due to various factors.
True.
Fill in the blank: The skin type characterized by excess oil production is called ______.
oily.
What is the primary function of the skin?
To protect the body from external harm and regulate body temperature.
Which skin type is likely to have enlarged pores?
Oily skin.
What is a common characteristic of dry skin?
It may appear flaky or rough.
Which skin type is often sensitive and prone to redness?
Dry skin.
What factors can influence skin aging?
Genetics, sun exposure, lifestyle, and environmental factors.
True or False: Aging skin typically shows less elasticity.
True.
What is the main cause of intrinsic aging?
Genetic factors.
Fill in the blank: The visible signs of aging include wrinkles, fine lines, and ______.
loss of volume.
What is the role of UV exposure in skin aging?
It accelerates the aging process and contributes to photoaging.
Which skin type is most likely to develop comedones?
Oily skin.
What is the purpose of a skin analysis?
To determine skin type and condition for appropriate treatment.
True or False: Combination skin can exhibit characteristics of both oily and dry skin.
True.
What is a common treatment for aging skin?
Topical retinoids and moisturizers.
Which skin type may require more hydration?
Dry skin.
What is the significance of the Fitzpatrick scale?
It classifies skin types based on their response to UV light.
Fill in the blank: Skin that is prone to breakouts is often classified as ______.
oily.
What skin type typically shows large pores and a shiny appearance?
Oily skin.
What environmental factor can exacerbate dry skin?
Low humidity.
True or False: All skin types age at the same rate.
False.
What is the primary indicator of sensitive skin?
Reactivity to products and environmental factors.
Which skin type is most common in adolescents and young adults?
Oily skin.
