Washington Master Esthetics Practice Exam

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What is a characteristic of a person with Glougau type II skin?

Severe photoaging
Early to moderate photoaging
No visible aging
Advanced wrinkling

The correct answer is: Early to moderate photoaging

A person with Glougau type II skin exhibits early to moderate photoaging. This classification indicates the presence of some signs of aging, such as fine lines and early wrinkles, primarily due to sun exposure and other environmental factors. In Glougau's classification system, type II skin typically shows signs of aging, but they are not as pronounced as in higher categories. It represents a middle stage where the aging effects are becoming noticeable but have not yet advanced to severe levels. The skin may have a dull appearance, and fine lines may be present, but the deep wrinkles characteristic of more advanced types are not yet developed. Understanding this classification can be valuable for estheticians as it helps in determining appropriate treatments and products to address the specific needs of clients based on their skin's aging status.