Massachusetts State Board Esthetics Practice Exam

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What is a possible effect of using products on couperose skin?

  1. Reduction of redness

  2. Increased circulation

  3. Potential irritation and sensitivity

  4. Improved oil production

The correct answer is: Potential irritation and sensitivity

Using products on couperose skin can lead to potential irritation and sensitivity because this skin condition is characterized by an increased tendency to blush or flush and often has a compromised skin barrier. Couperose skin is especially reactive, meaning that it can easily become inflamed or irritated by various substances, including topical products, which may contain alcohol, fragrances, or other irritating ingredients. This heightened sensitivity requires careful consideration of product formulations to avoid exacerbating redness or discomfort. In contrast, while some products may aim to reduce redness, increased circulation or improved oil production might not be beneficial or appropriate for such sensitive skin types. Therefore, potential irritation and sensitivity stand out as a significant risk when treating couperose skin.

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