pH and Its Effects on Skin

What does "pH" stand for?

• Potential Hydrogen

• Power of Hydrogen

• Percentage of Hydrogen

• Presence of Hydrogen

What is the pH range of mildly acidic products that soothe the skin?

• 3-4

• 4-5.5

• 5.5-6.5

• 6-7

Which pH level is considered neutral?

• 5

• 6

• 7

• 8

. The concentration (percentage) of the peel product in the peel formulation is key to effects on the skin along with

• The PH

• The application

• The Ph and the application

• Water

What effect do alkaline products have on the skin?

• Moisturize the skin

• Strengthen the barrier function

• Disrupt the barrier function

• Increase antibacterial defense

What PH level is associated with less acidic properties?

• 0

• 5-6

• 7

• 9-10

What pH level is associated with strong acidic properties?

• 0

• 3

• 5

• 7

What can very strong alkaline and acidic products cause on the skin?

• Moisturization

• Chemical burns

• Increased elasticity

• Reduced sensitivity

What are the effects of Alkaline on the skin?

• Dryness on the skin

• dehydration

• dermatitis

• reduces antibacterial defence

What is the effect of using the wrong concentration of skin peels?

• Increased hydration

• Skin irritation

• Enhanced glow

• Reduced sensitivity