102E Chemistry in Esthetics Froggy Jumps

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102E Chemistry in Esthetics Froggy Jumps


Froggy Jumps 102E Chemistry in Esthetics Froggy JumpsVersion en ligne Test your knowledge on the chemistry behind beauty and skincare! par Courtney Thomas 1 What is the primary role of pH in skincare products? a To add fragrance. b To maintains skin's pH and hydrate c To increase viscosity. 2 Which ingredient is commonly used for its exfoliating properties? a Glycerin. b Hyaluronic acid. c Salicylic acid. 3 What does SPF stand for in sunscreens? a Skin Protection Formula. b Sun Protection Factor. c Sun Prevention Factor. 4 Which type of bond is crucial for the stability of proteins in skincare? a Ionic bonds. b Hydrogen bonds. c Disulfide bonds. 5 What is hyaluronic acid known for in skincare? a Its ability to retain moisture. b Its antibacterial effects. c Its exfoliating properties. 6 What is the function of antioxidants in skincare? a To moisturize the skin. b To protect skin from free radicals. c To exfoliate dead skin cells. 7 Which ingredient is known for its anti-aging properties? a Benzoyl peroxide. b Retinol. c Sodium chloride. 8 What is the purpose of emulsifiers in cosmetic formulations? a To preserve the product. b To blend oil and water. c To add color. 9 Neutrons have which type of electrical charge? a positive b negative c none 10 What step in the basic skin care regimen is specifically designed to remove dirt, oil, makeup and environmental pollutants from the surface of the skin? a cleansing b exfoliating c treating 11 Solutions that are acidic or alkaline in value can be dissolved in and/or contain what? a liquids b water c solutes 12 what is sunscreen that protects against both UVA and UVB ? a physical b titanium dioxide c broad-spectrum 13 what are ingredients that destroy bacteria that cause problems such as acne or other infections? a antiinflammatory b antifungal c antibacterial 14 what does pH stand for? a positive hydrogen b possible hydroxide c potential hydrogen 15 what is it referred to as when a solution can't take or dissolve more of the solute than it already holds at a given temperature? a concentrated solution b saturated solution c diluted solution 16 what are atoms that are not missing any electrons in their outer shell and are considered electrically neutral? a complete b stable c unstable 17 what is the term used to identify anything that occupies space and has weight? a compounds b solids c matter 18 what is a substance such as an enzyme or alpha hydroxy acid, that works in conjunction with other ingredients to remove dead skin cells? a physical exfoliant b chemical exfoliant c microdermabrasion 19 Joan has a client with sensitive skin, what type of mask would help calm and soothe her client's skin? a clay b cream c gel 20 On the pH scale, what do numbers less than 7 indicate? a alkaline b neutral c acidic 21 How are ingredients listed on a product label? a descending order by weight concentration b ascending order by weight concentration c oil listed first on the product label 22 In the process of making a glass of Kool-Aid, what would the powder mix represent? a solute b solvent c mixture 23 What are the three major biochemical compound groups in the body? a proteins, carbohydrates and lipids b proteins, carbohydrates and saturated fats c carbohydrates, water and saturated fats 24 Which ingredient provides product quality and protection, is active against bacteria and enhances the product's longevity? a emulsifier b preservative c surfactant 25 what is the process called when a substance gains an electron and oxygen is released? a oxidation b free radical damage c reduction 26 In what pH range is hair, skin and nails? a 7- neutral b anything below 7 because the skin is slightly acidic c 4.5-5.5 27 What is the smallest complete unit of an element? a atom b compound c electron 28 What is formed when two or more non-mixable substances are united with the help of a binder? a emulsion b emulsifier c solution 29 if the instructions on a product state to shake well before use, it indicates the product is what? a surfactant b mixture c suspension 30 What term means the product is less likely to provoke an allergic reaction? a hyperallergenic b hypoallergenic c allergy-tested 31 Water freezing and becoming ice is an example of what type of change? a cold b physical c chemical 32 Which type of ingredient is likely to block or clog the pores and contribute to papules and pustules? a acneic b comedogenic c preservative 33 what is a solution that has more negative hydroxide ions than positive hydrogen ions? a acidic b alkaline c water 34 Which cosmetic ingredient helps to prevent moisture loss? a emollient b preservative c astringent 35 what is a substance that is able to dissolve another substance? a solute b solvent c salt

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102E Chemistry in Esthetics Froggy JumpsVersion en ligne

par Courtney Thomas

What is the primary role of pH in skincare products?

Which ingredient is commonly used for its exfoliating properties?

What does SPF stand for in sunscreens?

Which type of bond is crucial for the stability of proteins in skincare?

What is hyaluronic acid known for in skincare?

What is the function of antioxidants in skincare?

Which ingredient is known for its anti-aging properties?

What is the purpose of emulsifiers in cosmetic formulations?

Neutrons have which type of electrical charge?

What step in the basic skin care regimen is specifically designed to remove dirt, oil, makeup and environmental pollutants from the surface of the skin?

Solutions that are acidic or alkaline in value can be dissolved in and/or contain what?

what is sunscreen that protects against both UVA and UVB ?

what are ingredients that destroy bacteria that cause problems such as acne or other infections?

what does pH stand for?

what is it referred to as when a solution can't take or dissolve more of the solute than it already holds at a given temperature?

what are atoms that are not missing any electrons in their outer shell and are considered electrically neutral?

what is the term used to identify anything that occupies space and has weight?

what is a substance such as an enzyme or alpha hydroxy acid, that works in conjunction with other ingredients to remove dead skin cells?

Joan has a client with sensitive skin, what type of mask would help calm and soothe her client's skin?

On the pH scale, what do numbers less than 7 indicate?

How are ingredients listed on a product label?

In the process of making a glass of Kool-Aid, what would the powder mix represent?

What are the three major biochemical compound groups in the body?

Which ingredient provides product quality and protection, is active against bacteria and enhances the product's longevity?

what is the process called when a substance gains an electron and oxygen is released?

In what pH range is hair, skin and nails?

What is the smallest complete unit of an element?

What is formed when two or more non-mixable substances are united with the help of a binder?

if the instructions on a product state to shake well before use, it indicates the product is what?

What term means the product is less likely to provoke an allergic reaction?

Water freezing and becoming ice is an example of what type of change?

Which type of ingredient is likely to block or clog the pores and contribute to papules and pustules?

what is a solution that has more negative hydroxide ions than positive hydrogen ions?

Which cosmetic ingredient helps to prevent moisture loss?

what is a substance that is able to dissolve another substance?