Milady Chapter 6: Skin Care Products Exam Review Flashcards
What are botanicals made from?
a. plants and herbs
b. chemicals
c. animal fats
d. recycled plastic
The answer is a:
Plants and herbs
Which of the following is NOT a reason to have a thorough understanding of skin care products?
a. to be able to explain why they’re effective
b. to explain how to properly use products at home
c. to create your own products
d. to set realistic expectations
The answer is c:
To create your own products
What is a possible advantage of synthetic ingredients over natural ingredients?
a. fewer allergic reactions
b. shorter shelf life
c. less environmental impact
d. decreased chemical content
The answer is c:
Less environmental impact
When is a manufacturer responsible for a clients allergic reaction to a product?
a. when the product is purchased in bulk and repackaged by the salon
b. when the product is used as an ingredient in a salon mixer
c. when the product is taken directly from the manufacturers packaging
d. when the client ignores warnings on the products label
The answer is c:
When the product is taken directly from the manufacturers packaging
What is not an area requiring approval from the food and drug administration (FDA)?
a. cosmetics manufacturing
b. cosmetics safety
c. cosmetics labelling
d. cosmetics claims
The answer is a:
Cosmetics manufacturing
When is the salon responsible for a clients allergic reaction to a product?
a. when the clients buys the product directly from the manufacturer
b. when the product is purchased in bulk and repackaged by the salon
c. when the client ignores warnings on the products label
d. when the product is taken directly from the manufacturers packaging
The answer is b:
When the product is purchased in bulk and repackaged by the salon
What term refers to skin-freshening lotions with a low alcohol content?
a. moisturizers
b. antibiotics
c. fresheners
d. conditioners
The answer is c:
Fresheners
What is not among the purposes of functional ingredients in cosmetic products?
a. allowing products to spread
b. giving products body and texture
c. making products affordable
d. giving products specific form
The answer is c:
Making products affordable
Which ingredients can be used to treat dehydrated skin?
a. humectants
b. exfoliants
c. hydroxy acids
d. brighteners
The answer is a:
Humectants
What term refers to an exfoliating cream that is rubbed off the skin?
a. humectant
b. emulsifier
c. gommage
d. paraben
The answer is c:
Gommage
What are hydrators?
a. machines used to apply water to the skin’s surface
b. machines used to extract water from the skin’s surface
c. ingredients that attract water to the skin’s surface
d. ingredients that repel water from the skin’s surface
The answer is c:
Ingredients that attract water to the skin’s surface
What are alpha hydroxy acids?
a. products that exfoliate by loosening bonds between dead cells
b.products that exfoliate by tightening bonds between living cells
c. the active ingredients in most acne-treatment medications
d. the active ingredients in most dandruff-control shampoos
The answer is a:
Products that exfoliate by loosening bonds between dead cells
What type of product does not sometimes include alcohol?
a. perfume
b. lotion
c. astringent
d. paraffin mask
The answer is c:
Astringent
What is an ampoule?
a. small, sealed vial
b. needle used for injections
c. popular botanical cream
d. family of chemical products
The answer is a:
Small, sealed vial
What is aromatherapy?
a. practice of focusing massage of the nose and nostrils
b. therapeutic use of plant aromas and essential oils
c. therapeutic use of scented candles in the treatment room
d. practice of focusing acupuncture on the nose and nostrils
The answer is b:
Therapeutic use of plant aromas and essential oils
What are astringents?
a. cotton pads used to dab excess sebum from the surface of the skin
b. cotton pads used to dab excess lymph from the surface of the skin
c. oil-laden liquids used to increase the oiliness of the skin
d. liquids that helps remove excess oil on the skin
The answer is d:
Liquids that help remove excess oil on the skin
What are ingredients derived from plants called?
a. chemicals
b. pharmaceuticals
c. pentacostals
d. botanicals
The answer is d:
Botanicals
What are ceramides?
a. astringents that have moisturizing and antibacterial properties
b. family of lipid materials
c. bacteria that cause itching in the surface of the skin
d. clusters of dead skin cells that clog follicles and cause comedones
The answer is b:
Family of lipid materials
What plant extract has calming and soothing properties?
a. blackcurrant
b. chamomile
c. ginseng
d. honeybush
The answer is b:
Chamomile
What are lakes?
a. insoluble pigments
b. botanical moisturizers
c. botanical emulsifiers
d. insoluble antioxidants
The answer is a:
Insoluble pigments
What is not true of polymers?
a. they are chemical compounds
b. they are botanicals
c. they are formed by small molecules
d. they release substances at a microscopically controlled rate
The answer is b:
They are botanicals
What functions do preservatives perform?
a. give products the desired color, shape, and form
b. give products the desired efficacy and strength
c. activate products once they are applied to the skin
d. inhibit the growth of microorganism
The answer is d:
Inhibit the growth of microorganism