Colorado Esthetician Written Practice Exam

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The term 'alipidic' refers to skin that has:

An overproduction of oil
Inflammation and redness
Not enough oil
Small, hard white bumps

The correct answer is: An overproduction of oil

The term 'alipidic' refers to skin that does not have enough oil. This means that the skin is lacking in oil or lipid content, leading to dryness, flakiness, and overall dehydration. When the skin is alipidic, it may feel tight and rough to the touch. Skin that is alipidic often requires products that are rich in emollients and lipid-enriched ingredients to help restore moisture and balance to the skin.