Delaware Cosmetology and Barbering Practice Exam

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What condition is considered a contraindication for receiving a facial?

Dry skin

Active acne or disease on the skin

Active acne or disease on the skin is considered a contraindication for receiving a facial because it can exacerbate the skin condition and lead to further irritation or infection. Facials often involve the use of various products, exfoliation, and manipulation of the skin, all of which can disturb inflamed or compromised areas. In individuals with active acne, these treatments can worsen the condition by spreading bacteria, causing more breakouts, or leading to additional inflammation and discomfort.

In contrast, while dry skin, oily skin, and normal skin can have specific treatment approaches tailored to each, they do not present the same level of concern as active skin diseases. These skin types can usually benefit from appropriate facial treatments designed to nourish, hydrate, or balance the skin without the associated risks posed by treating active acne or skin diseases.

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Oily skin

Normal skin

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