Mass of hardened sebum and skin cells in a hair follicle; an open comedo or blackhead when open and exposed to oxygen.

A type of acne that only occurs during puberty.

A skin condition characterized by excessive oil production.

A benign tumor of the skin that appears as a raised bump.

Products used for makeup application

Concentrated treatment products composed of mineral clays and beneficial ingredients

A type of facial cleanser

Moisturizers for dry skin

A point on the skin that causes relaxation of the muscle.

A point on the skin over the muscle where pressure or stimulation will cause contraction of that muscle.

A point on the skin that indicates muscle fatigue.

A point on the skin that has no effect on muscle activity.

Oil-absorbing cleansing masks that have an exfoliating effect and an astringent effect on oily and combination skin, making large pores temporarily appear smaller.

Hydrating masks that provide moisture to dry skin types and improve skin elasticity.

Brightening masks that contain vitamin C to enhance skin radiance and reduce dark spots.

Nourishing masks that are rich in oils and are designed for dry and sensitive skin types.

A natural-looking glow to the cheeks, also known as blush or rouge.

A type of lipstick used for enhancing lip color.

A foundation shade used for evening out skin tone.

A type of eyeshadow used to highlight the eyes.

A waxing technique that removes all hair from the front and back of the bikini area.

A waxing technique that only removes hair from the front of the bikini area.

A waxing technique that removes hair from the legs and arms.

A waxing technique that is used for facial hair removal.

A condition that requires avoiding certain treatments, procedures, or products to prevent undesirable side effects.

A recommended treatment for a specific condition.

A type of medication that enhances treatment effectiveness.

A procedure that is always safe for all patients.

Color theory is irrelevant to makeup applications.

Color theory helps in selecting complementary colors for makeup to enhance appearance.

Color theory suggests using only neutral colors for makeup.

Color theory is only applicable to painting, not cosmetics.

Cleansers, exfoliants, moisturizers, and serums

Sunscreens, toners, masks, and oils

Cleansers, scrubs, conditioners, and gels

Moisturizers, serums, peels, and balms

A chemical peel that uses acids to remove dead skin cells.

A mechanical exfoliation that involves shooting aluminum oxide or other crystals at the skin with a hand-held device.

A laser treatment that targets deep skin layers for rejuvenation.

A moisturizing treatment that hydrates the skin surface.

A type of brush bristle

Metal part of a brush that attaches the glued bristles to the handle and adds a certain amount of strength to the bristles.

A cleaning solution for brushes

The handle of a paintbrush

A type of skincare product used to moisturize the skin.

Also known as base makeup; a tinted cosmetic used to cover or even out the coloring of the skin.

A type of fragrance used to enhance body scent.

A cosmetic used primarily for eye makeup.

Specially prepared facial masks containing paraffin and other beneficial ingredients; typically used with treatment cream.

A type of wax used for making candles and sculptures.

Masks made from natural clay and essential oils for hydration.

Facial masks that are primarily used for exfoliation and deep cleansing.

A device that trims hair without removing it

A substance used to remove hair by pulling from the follicle’s base.

A cream that changes hair color

A tool used for styling hair

Application technique that draws light to an area, emphasizing features.

A method of applying dark colors to create shadows.

A technique used to blend colors seamlessly.

A process of removing color from an area.

Products that are primarily used for moisturizing the skin.

Concentrated products that generally contain higher concentrations of ingredients designed to penetrate and treat various skin conditions.

Lightweight products that provide sun protection.

Thick creams that are used for anti-aging purposes.

Contains ingredients that will clog the follicles and aggravate acne-prone skin.

Does not contain ingredients that will clog the follicles and aggravate acne-prone skin.

Is suitable for all skin types without any restrictions.

Promotes the growth of acne-causing bacteria.

A device that cools the skin and reduces redness.

A facial machine that heats and produces a stream of warm steam that can be focused on the client's face or other areas of skin.

A tool used for exfoliating the skin during facials.

A type of mask that hydrates the skin during treatments.

Chemical exfoliants that dissolve keratin protein in the skin's surface cells.

Agents that promote skin hydration and moisture retention.

Substances that increase the production of collagen in the skin.

Products that provide a physical scrub to remove dead skin cells.