Module 3 Progress Quiz

The skin across different parts of our body changes; some surfaces can have thin layers, thick layers and another part can be hairy. Regardless of which part of the body, our skin is divided into three layers called the epidermis, the dermis and the subcutis. Match each skin layer to the correct main roles.

Match each term to the correct description.

Our client’s skin type will impact the types of products we select and how the overall tan will appear. Match each skin type to the typical indicators you will need to look for when determining your clients’ skin type.

Those of us with darker skin have less melanin in our melanocytes compared to those with fairer skin (more melanin).

Which countries is DHA generally sourced from? Select three correct responses.

Which of the following are common ingredients in tanning products? Select eight correct responses.

Cosmetic chemistry is a science in itself, so you are not expected to know every single ingredient off by heart. If you are unsure of what an ingredient is, what can you do? Select three correct responses.

For a tan application to be effective, clients must exfoliate 24 to 48 hours prior to tan application. This helps to ensure that dead skin scales are removed so that the tanning solution can be applied to a fresh layer of skin. Which of the following are mechanical methods of exfoliating? Select four correct responses.

Which of the following are key signs that your tanning solution brand contains a pre-blended bronzer? Select four correct responses.

Match each term to the correct description.

Knowing which colours work best with your own skin tone and undertone is an excellent place to start when learning to apply colour theory professionally. Match each skin tone with the most appropriate colours will be most complementary.

If your client needs a solution with a ‘base colour’ to achieve a specific look for an event, it is important that you understand which colours match which skin tones, which is where the colour wheel comes in. Match each colour base with the most suitable skin tone descriptors.

Which of the following are contraindications where you would have to refuse service? Select two correct responses.

One of the best ways to pre-empt and prevent contra-actions related to allergies is to conduct a patch test. You may decide to conduct patch tests on all clients prior to applications, but you must definitely do so if a client advises you they have sensitive skin or are prone to allergies. The purpose of the patch test is to test products to ensure there are no reactions to any of the ingredients.

Reorder the tasks listed in order of what comes first to what comes last in the patch test process.

What must clients do as part of their pre-tan preparation? Select three correct responses.

Your client got drenched by a storm a few hours after their spray tan application. It is two days later, and they have called you to ask what they can do to completely remove the tan because the streaking is terrible. What might you suggest? Select four correct responses.

Making a tan last longer is, for the most part, is very simple – hydration, hydration, hydration! What other tips and instructions should you give your client to prolong their gorgeous tan? Select five correct responses.

Event spray tanning will differ depending on the type of event that your client is attending. Match each event to the correct tanning consideration.