Exam Preparation Guide - Washington State Cosmetology Exams

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Introduction
Thank you for participating in the State of Washington licensing process. To obtain your license, the
Washington State Department of Licensing requires you to pass a written and a practical exam after you
complete your program.
Read this entire Exam Preparation Guide. It has information you need to complete the exam process. You
can also find this information online at www.cosmetologywashington.com.
This Exam Preparation Guide includes written and practical exam information. There are checklists for your
use on the last pages of this Exam Preparation Guide to make sure you are bringing what you need on your
practical exam day.
National Testing Network is contracted to administer the examinations and provide candidate services for the
State of Washington. To submit a question, click the Contact Support link on
www.cosmetologywashington.com.
Copyright 2013 National Testing Network, Inc.
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EXAMINATION REQUIREMENTS
Requirements to Sign
Up for an Exam
You must be at least 17 years of age and within 80 hours of completing your
program to sign up for your exam.
Requirements on the
Day of Your Exam
On the day you come to take the exam, you must have finished your program and
all of your hours must be reported by your school or referring program on the
www.cosmetologywashington.com website.
Required
Identification
For entry into your exam, you are required to provide originals of qualifying pieces
of identification. Your name is required to match your name exactly as listed in
your online account.
 Two forms of government issued identification (see below) are required.
o One piece of identification must include a current photo.
 Your name is required to match on both forms unless you also bring
documentation of name change (for example, official court document
indicating name change, etc.).
Accepted as
Identification
Original
Identification With
Photo
Original
Identification
Without Photo
Examples of Items
Not Accepted as
Identification
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U.S. or Foreign Driver’s License – valid, or expired within one year
U.S. Armed Services ID Card - with photo and signature
U.S. or Foreign Passport – valid, or expired within one year
Federal or State Employee ID Card – valid, shows your signature and photo
State issued ID Card with photo – valid, or expired within one year
Immigration ID – valid, with signature from the U.S. Citizenship and
Immigration Service
U.S. Certificate of Citizenship or Naturalization – with signature and photo
U.S. Permanent Resident Card – valid, with your signature and photo
Tribal ID card
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Certified Birth Certificate – original or certified document
Social Security Card (not laminated) or Tax Payer ID Letter
Department of Social and Health Services (DSHS) ID letter or card
Certified Washington Birth Registration Card
U.S. Visa – valid, or expired within one year
Voter’s Card
Medicare card
Social Security Administration receipt of name change / replacement card
Copies of ID
Credit cards
School ID
Food Handler’s Card
Bus passes
Costco Card
Gun permit
Car registration
Cosmetology license
Jury summons
Car insurance card
Medical marijuana card
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SCHEDULING AND TAKING THE EXAMS
Getting Started
To take your written and practical exams, you need to be referred online at
www.cosmetologywashington.com by your school, your apprenticeship program or
by the Department of Licensing. A temporary username and password for you will
be issued to them.
What to expect from your school or referring agency:
 They refer you online.
 They obtain and give you a temporary username and password.
 They report all of your completed curriculum hours on the website by the
time you report for your exam.
As a candidate, it is your responsibility to:
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Make contact with your school, or the referring agency, to get the exam
process started.
Read and be familiar with this Exam Preparation Guide by the day of your
exam.
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Use your temporary username and password to create your own personal
username and password online given to you by your school or the referring
agency.
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Go online to schedule the date and time of your written and practical
exams. (You need to use your personal username and password for
scheduling both exams.)
Exam Locations and
Scheduling
Go to www.cosmetologywashington.com to see exam locations and schedule your
exam. Choose any available time and date at the location you prefer for both your
written and practical exams. You may take your exams in any order. You must
schedule exams yourself online. Walk-in candidates are not admitted to
examinations and testing centers cannot schedule candidates.
Payments
The practical exam fee is $120 and the written exam fee is $60. You can pay by
credit card online. If you cannot pay by credit card, log into your account at
www.cosmetologywashington.com. Click on “Pay by Check” and print the form you
need. Send the form along with your money order or cashier’s check to National
Testing Network. In about two weeks you will receive a voucher you can use to go
back online and schedule your exam.
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SCHEDULING AND TAKING THE EXAMS
Special
Accommodations
Requests
For those with special needs, Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) accommodations
are available. You may request accommodations by completing the Request for
Accommodations form (parts A, B and C) when you log into your account online for
the first time.
Requests must be made in advance and supported by documentation from a
physician. Requests must be made and accepted prior to scheduling your exams
with accommodations. You will be notified of the result of your request.
Languages
The practical exam is only offered in English. The written exam is computerized and
offered in English, Korean, Spanish and Vietnamese. You will select the language
you prefer when you begin the exam. You can change the language anytime you
want during the exam.
If you prefer your written exam in a language other than those listed above, submit
your request for use of a dictionary during your exam to [email protected].
Requests must be made and accepted prior to scheduling your written exam. You
will be notified of the result of your request.
Arrival Time
Make sure you have the correct date, time, and location of your exam. Arrive 30
minutes before your scheduled exam time so you have plenty of time for
registration.
Late Arrival Policy
Entrance to the examination closes at test time. No candidate who arrives late will
be admitted. No exam will be delayed waiting for a late arrival. If you are late for
your exam, you must go online to reschedule and pay for another exam at a later
time.
Getting Your License
After Passing
Once you have passed both the written and practical exams, you will be able to
apply for your license and pay your license fee directly through
www.cosmetologywashington.com. The fee for obtaining your license is $30, which
includes the $25 license fee and a $5 processing fee. After your payment is received,
your application will be sent to the Washington Department of Licensing for
processing. You must receive your license before you can perform services on
clients.
Need Help?
If you need help with this process, contact us anytime by clicking the Contact
Support link on www.cosmetologywashington.com.
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EXAM RULES
No Study Materials
No textbooks or other study materials are allowed in exam rooms.
Personal Belongings
and Attire
No purses, backpacks or other personal belongings are allowed in exam rooms. Such
items may not be accessed during the exam. Candidates must remove all jackets,
sweaters, scarfs, or other bulky clothing. If you are wearing long sleeves they must be
pulled up. No weapons of any kind are allowed in the facility. National Testing Network
assumes no responsibility or liability for any personal items in the facility.
No Digital Devices
No digital devices (cell phones, pagers, mp3 players, data sticks, cameras, voice
recorders, watches, etc.) are allowed in exam rooms.
Talking
During the exams, speak politely and only to test proctors and evaluators. Do not speak
to other candidates, unless specifically directed or permitted to do so by a test proctor
or evaluator. (Raise your hand if you need assistance during an exam.)
No Cheating
Cheating or falsifying information is not tolerated.
No Disruptions
No disruptive behavior or unnecessary noise is allowed.
No Drinking, Eating,
Chewing, or Smoking
No eating, drinking, gum chewing, toothpick chewing, or smoking is allowed. No food or
beverages may be brought into the exam facility. (Drinking water is available.)
Stay Within Your
Workstation
Candidates and their test items must remain within the boundaries of their assigned
workstations. Bending or leaning into someone else’s work area is not allowed.
Breaks
No timeout for breaks is given during exams. You must get permission from an
evaluator or an administrator to leave your station.
No Visitors
Candidates are not allowed to have companions or visitors in the exam.
Rule Violations
Any candidates who violate exam rules or who do not show respect for the professional
exam setting, will be required to leave the examination site. Their opportunity to sit for
the examination will be forfeited. Their answer sheets will be voided. A voided answer
sheet will not be scored and the examination fee will not be refunded. Those who cheat
may also be responsible for damages based on copyright and trademark law violations.
Some violations can result in the candidate not being allowed to retest for one year (see
WAC 308-20-121 next page).
Appeals Process
Washington State examination appeals are addressed in WAC 308-20-123. The
department will consider only appeals regarding significant procedural errors or adverse
environmental conditions during exam administration. Please contact the department
within 15 days after the date of notification of exam results. The appeal must be made
in writing and can be sent to [email protected], or to P.O. Box 9026, Olympia, WA.
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WASHINGTON STATE EXAMINATION CODE OF CONDUCT
Examination Code of
Conduct
WAC 308-20-121
(1) Applicants will be required to refrain from:
(a) Talking to other examinees during the examination unless specifically directed
or permitted to do so by a test monitor.
(b) Attempting to communicate or record any information by any means.
(c) Holding in their possession any unauthorized materials during any portion of
the examination.
(d) Removing test materials and/or notes from the testing room.
(e) Disruptive behavior as determined by the department.
(2) Applicants who participate in any activity listed in subsection (1) of this section
will be required to leave the examination site. Their opportunity to sit for the
examination will be forfeited. Their answer sheet will be voided. A voided
answer sheet will not be scored and the examination fee will not be
refunded.
(3) Any applicant who was removed from the testing site for any of the reasons listed in
subsection (1) of this section will be denied for testing for one year.
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
How and when do I
find out about my
exam results?
Your exam results will be posted on your online account page within one week after
you complete your exam. (The employees at exam locations do not have access to
exam scores and cannot answer questions related to your performance on any
exam.)
What is the passing
score?
Candidates are required to pass both the written exam and the practical exam to be
licensed in the State of Washington. Passing score for the written exam is a scaled
score of 75. Passing score for the practical exam is a scaled score of 75. Candidates
scoring less than a scaled score of 75 on the written exam must take the entire
written exam again. Candidates scoring less than a scaled score of 75 on the practical
exam must retake the entire practical exam again.
When can I retake an
exam?
You can go online and sign up to retake the written exam or practical exam at a later
time. You must wait one day to take the exam again.
What is the
cancellation and
refund policy?
Exam fees are not refundable. Exams can be rescheduled by clicking the “Contact
Support” link on www.cosmetologywashington.com and submitting a support ticket a
minimum of 7 calendar days prior to your exam date. Schedule changes are not
allowed outside of the 7 day policy.
What is the policy on
extreme weather and
emergency closure?
In case of extreme weather conditions or other emergencies that warrant closure of
any testing center, you will be notified by the testing center as soon as possible.
When possible, you will be notified at least two hours before your scheduled time.
After you receive notification from the testing center, exams can be rescheduled by
clicking the “Contact Support” link on www.cosmetologywashington.com and
submitting a weather re-schedule support ticket.
Is my score valid in
other states?
The State of Washington has no control over what is accepted in other states.
Do I have to take the
exam for things that
are not taught in my
program?
This is the national licensing exam. You must be prepared in all areas shown.
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WRITTEN TEST ADMINISTRATION
Written Exam Time
90 minutes
Computerized Testing
The written exam is administered on computer. You will need to use a mouse and
basic keyboarding. Exam administrators will give clear instructions and can help if
you have trouble using the computer. During your exam, you will be able to go back
to any question and review and change your answer.
Languages
The written exam is available in English, Korean, Spanish, or Vietnamese. You may
switch between languages anytime during the exam.
All Testing Materials
are Provided
All materials you need to take the written exam are provided to you by the test
administrator at the time of your exam. No other materials or personal belongings
are allowed at the workstation where you take the exam.
TIPS FOR TAKING THE WRITTEN EXAM
Read directions
Avoid careless errors by understanding what you are to do before you start.
Read questions
thoroughly
Read every question carefully before you answer it. The most common reason
people miss questions when they know the material is that they do not read the
questions carefully.
Read all answers
before choosing
Read all answers before making your choice. Even if you come to an answer that
looks good, one of the answers below it may look better.
Answer every
question
You might choose the right answer even if you are not sure. Rule out the answers
you know are wrong and then go ahead and make a choice.
Don’t spend too much
time on one question
If you have a hard time with a question, move on and make a note to come back to
that question later.
Double check answers
If you finish early, use time left to review and check your answers.
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NATIONAL ESTHETICS
WRITTEN EXAMINATION
CANDIDATE INFORMATION BULLETIN
Please visit www.nictesting.org for the most current bulletin prior to testing.
The National Esthetics examination is the national licensure examination for Estheticians, which is developed and administered by the NationalInterstate Council of State Boards of Cosmetology (NIC). This Candidate Information Bulletin includes the content outline covered by the NIC
National Esthetics examination, sample questions and answers. The time allowed for the Esthetics written examination is 90 minutes.
SCIENTIFIC
CONCEPTS
60 %
Sanitation and Infection
Control
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Microbiology
Pathogenic & nonpathogenic bacteria
Viruses
Animal and plant
parasites (e.g., lice,
fungi)
Levels of infection
control
Sanitation
Disinfection
Sterilization
Methods of infection
control
Safety procedures
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OSHA bloodborne
pathogen standards
Material Safety Data
Sheets (MSDS)
Blood spill procedures
Human Physiology and
Anatomy
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Cells
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Structure
Growth &
reproduction
Tissues
Organs
Systems and their functions
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Skeletal
Muscular
Nervous
Vascular/circulatory
Integumentary System and
Skin Histology
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Structure and function of
the layers of the skin
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Epidermis
Dermis
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Glands
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Subcutaneous
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Sebaceous
Sudoriferous
Functions of the skin
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Treatment
Protection
Sensation
Temperature
regulation
Excretion
Secretion
Absorption
Disorders of the Sebaceous
and Sudoriferous Glands
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Inflammation and rashes
Pigmentation
Skin growths and lesions
Hair, Follicle, and its
Growth Cycle
Basic Chemistry
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Acidity/Alkalinity (pH)
Organic and inorganic
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Treatment protocol and
contraindications
Documentation
Cleansing Procedures
Steaming Procedures
The following sample questions
are similar to those on the NIC
Esthetics Written Examination.
Each question is followed by
four answer choices. Only one
choice is correct.
Correct
answers are listed following the
sample questions.
1.
What is the term for the
scientific study of the skin?
a. Myology
b. Angiology
c. Physiology
d. Dermatology
2.
A product containing
antiseptic reaches what
level of decontamination?
a. Disinfection
b. Sterilization
c. Ionization
d. Sanitation
3.
Which of the following is
also referred to as the basal
layer?
e. Stratum granulosum
f. Stratum lucidum
g. Stratum germinativum
h. Stratum corneum
4.
During the anagen phase of
hair growth, the hair is
beginning to destroy
itself.
b.
actively growing.
c.
shedding.
disconnecting from
the papilla.
Exfoliation Procedures
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Chemical
Physical
Extraction Procedures
Massage Manipulations
and Their Effects
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Effleurage
Petrissage
Friction
Tapotement
Vibration
Dr. Jacquet
Skin Care Products
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Ingredients
Composition
Factors that Affect the Skin
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Intrinsic factors
Extrinsic factors
ESTHETICS PRACTICES
40 %
Skin Analysis and
Implementation
Procedures related to
Consultation,
Documentation, and
Copyright National-Interstate Council of State Boards of Cosmetology, Inc. |
Appropriate Use for Masks
Electricity and Use of
Electrical Devices
Hair Removal Procedures
Color Theory and Makeup
Application
General Knowledge of
Specialized Services
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Face and body treatments
(e.g., body wraps,
aromatherapy, body scrubs,
lymphatic drainage,
reflexology, camouflage
makeup, hydrotherapy)
Terminology related to
cosmetic procedures
SAMPLE QUESTIONS
Skin types
Fitzpatrick Scale
Product Application and
Removal Procedures
Skin Conditions, Disorders,
and Diseases
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Client consultation
Draping
Skin analysis
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d.
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5.
6.
7.
8.
A new client schedules for a series of chemical exfoliation
treatments. When should the consultation form be
reviewed and signed?
a. Monthly
b. Annually
c. At the first treatment
d. At each treatment
Dilated capillaries that can be seen beneath the surface of
the skin are known as
a. seborrhea.
b. keratoma.
c. telangectasia.
d. dehydrated.
Melanocytes that are more active will produce
a. lighter skin.
b. darker skin.
c. sebaceous skin.
d. dry skin.
In addition to softening sebum, another function of a facial
steamer is to
a. oxygenate the skin.
b. moisturize the skin.
c. decrease circulation.
d. detoxify the skin.
Answers
1. d
3. c
5. d
7. b
2. d
4. b
6. c
8. a
ESTHETICS
REFERENCES
Milady’s Standard Fundamentals for Estheticians10th Ed.,
2009
Milady
5 Maxwell Drive
Clifton Park, NY 12065
(800) 347-7707
www.Milady.com
Salon Fundamentals Esthetics 2007, 2005, 2004, 2002
Pivot Point International, Inc.
Evanston, IL 60201
(800) 866-4247
www.pivot-point.com
Milady’s Standard Fundamentals for Estheticians 9th Ed.,
2004, 2003
Milady
5 Maxwell Drive
(800) 347-7707
www.Milady.com
Modern Esthetics, Gambino
1992
Milady
5 Maxwell Drive
(800) 347-7707
www.Milady.com
Milady’s Standard Cosmetology, 2004
Milady
5 Maxwell Drive
(800) 347-7707
www.Milady.com
NIC Health and Safety Standards
NIC, Inc., October 2008
www.nictesting.org
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NATIONAL ESTHETICS
PRACTICAL EXAMINATION
CANDIDATE INFORMATION BULLETIN
Please visit www.nictesting.org for the most current bulletin prior to testing.
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This bulletin contains important information regarding the
NIC National Esthetics Practical Examination content and
administration. Please review all information carefully.
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Manufacturer’s labels are required on all
disinfectants and sanitizers. An EPA registered
disinfectant that demonstrates bactericidal, fungicidal and
virucidal properties must be used. Simulated products are
NOT allowed for disinfectants and hand sanitizers.
IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONS
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Practical examination stations at the exam facility are
countertop tables. Workstations are approximately 25-30”
deep, 34-35” wide and 35-36’ tall.
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Do not leave the examination area without
permission. Permission must be obtained to leave the
examination area for any reason, including restroom usage
or at the completion of the examination.
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Candidates are required to bring their own kit with
sufficient quantity of supplies in sanitary condition. This
includes the required implements in proper working order,
and protective drapes. The kit must be kept closed except
when removing or replacing materials for a particular
service. The kit will be used during the examination as
dry storage and is considered part of the work area.
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All examinations are administered in a testing
environment. Candidates should bring a container of
water if needed for any section of the examination.
Candidates may bring a thermos of hot water if desired.
All water and their containers must be taken with the
candidates and may not be disposed of at the testing
facility.
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Candidates are evaluated at all times. Continue
demonstrating until you have completed the entire section.
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Candidates will be given 15 minutes for client
protection and to set up the general supplies that they will
use throughout the examination.
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Candidates will also be given 2 minutes to set up the
supplies for each section of the examination.
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The verbal instructions will be read twice for each
section of the examination. Each examination section has
a maximum time allowance. Once you have completed all
tasks in the section please step back to indicate that you
are finished. In the event that all candidates complete the
section before the time has elapsed the examiners will
proceed to the next section of the examination.
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Candidates must follow all appropriate public
protection and infection control procedures during all
phases of the practical examination that will ensure the
health, safety, and welfare of the public. In the event of a
blood spill candidates will be expected to follow the NIC
Health and Safety Standards. Failure to do so may result
in your dismissal from the examination.
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Cellular phones, pagers, any electronic device,
printed materials, and handwritten notes are NOT
permitted in the examination room. Talking to other
candidates or any examiner is strictly prohibited. Failure
to comply with any of these conditions will result in you
being dismissed immediately, and your actions reported to
the proper authorities. Your examiner has been instructed
not to answer any questions concerning your examination.
This ensures equal opportunity for all candidates and
standardization in testing for the National Practical
Examination. If you have an emergency situation please
ask to speak with the supervisor.
MANNEQUIN(S)
A mannequin head(s) is required. It is the candidate’s
responsibility to appear at the practical examination with their
mannequin head(s).
ESTHETICS PRACTICAL
EXAMINATION CONTENT SECTIONS
The scope of the National Esthetics Practical Examination
includes 7 (seven) core domain services. The core domain
services are based on the national job analysis. The core
domain services are as follows:
Core Domain Services
Setup and Client Protection
Cleansing and Steaming the Face
Massaging the Face
Manual Extraction on the Forehead
Hair Removal of the Eyebrows
Facial Mask
Facial Makeup
SETUP AND CLIENT PROTECTION
(15 minutes)
Verbal Instructions:
“You will now set up the general supplies that you will use
throughout your examination.”
“You will also set up the cleansing and steaming supplies and
perform proper draping.”
“You will be observed for client protection, safety and infection
control procedures.”
“You will have 15 minutes to complete this section.”
“You will be informed when you have 8 minutes remaining.”
* Please refer to State guidelines.
*Verbal Instructions used only if state elects to use Hard
Wax Procedure.
“At this time you may plug in your wax heater and set to the
appropriate setting.”
(1) “The instructions will be repeated.”
(2) “You may begin set up.”
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Candidates will be evaluated on the following tasks:
Preparation
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Disinfects work area or uses protective covering
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Disposes of soiled materials using infection control
procedures
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Sanitizes hands
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Sets up work area with supplies labeled in English
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Re-sanitizes hands
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Applies body drape or cover for protection
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Applies hair drape to completely cover hair
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Re-sanitizes hands
CLEANSING AND STEAMING THE FACE
(15 minutes)
“You will now perform the cleansing and steaming the face
section of this examination.”
“You will be observed for client protection, safety and
infection control procedures.”
“You will have 15 minutes to complete this section.”
(2) “You may begin.”
Preparation
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Removes cleanser from container using infection control
procedures
Demonstration of Cleansing the Face
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Cleanses lips completely and safely
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Cleanses eye area completely and safely
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Distributes cleanser over entire face safely
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Cleanses without dragging or pulling skin
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Removes all residual makeup and cleanser safely
Demonstration of Steaming the Face
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Wrings wet towel thoroughly
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Tests towel temperature on wrist prior to applying
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Drapes towel to cover face ensuring nose and/or mouth are
uncovered
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Lifts towel from face safely
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Applies toner or astringent safely
Safety and Infection Control
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procedures
Practices infection control procedures safely throughout
service
Maintains work area in a safe manner throughout service
MASSAGING THE FACE
(10 minutes)
Verbal Instructions for Set Up:
“You have 2 minutes to remove the supplies from your kit for
the massaging the face section of this examination. Please do
not begin any procedures until the verbal instructions have
been read and you are instructed to begin. You may begin set
up.”
“You will now perform the massaging the face section of this
examination.”
“You will be given 10 minutes to complete this section.”
Preparation
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Removes massage product from container using
infection control procedures
Demonstration of Massaging the Face
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Distributes massage product over entire face safely
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Demonstrates effleurage movement
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Demonstrates petrissage movement
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Demonstrates tapotement movement
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Demonstrates friction movement
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Maintains continuous contact during massage
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Removes massage product without dragging or
pulling skin
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Removes all residual massage product safely
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procedures
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service
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MANUAL EXTRACTION ON THE
FOREHEAD
This section is not timed as the examiner will instruct
each candidate individually to demonstrate the
procedure.
the manual extraction on the forehead section of this
examination. Please do not begin any procedures until the
verbal instructions have been read and you are instructed to
begin. You may begin set up.”
“You will now perform a manual extraction on the forehead.”
“Do not demonstrate the manual extraction until instructed.”
“You will be instructed individually once you have completed
preparation.”
(2) “You may begin preparation.”
Preparation
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Applies eye protection to client safely
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Wears gloves
Demonstration of Manual Extraction on the Forehead
Examiners will read the following to each candidate:
“Please demonstrate a manual extraction procedure on the
forehead.”
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Wraps gloved fingertips with appropriate material
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dampened with toner or astringent
Gently applies downward pressure on both sides of
pore safely
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Uses appropriate material to apply toner or astringent
to extracted area safely
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procedures
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Practices infection control procedures safely
throughout service

Maintains work area in a safe manner throughout
service
HAIR REMOVAL OF THE EYEBROWS
This section is not timed as the examiner will instruct each
candidate individually to demonstrate the procedure.
the hair removal of the eyebrows section of this examination.
Please do not begin any procedures until the verbal
instructions have been read and you are instructed to begin.
You may begin set up.”
You will now perform the hair removal of the eyebrows section
of this examination.”
“You will be instructed individually to demonstrate the
tweezing and soft wax procedure.”
“Do not demonstrate hair removal until instructed.”
(2) “You may begin preparation.”
Tweezing Section: Candidates will be evaluated on the
following tasks for tweezing:
Preparation

Wears gloves

Uses disinfected or disposable implements
Demonstration of Tweezing
“Please demonstrate the tweezing procedure.”

Applies antiseptic to eyebrow area safely

Holds skin taut (without slack)

Tweezes OR demonstrates removal of hair in direction of
hair growth

Applies antiseptic to treated area safely

procedures

service
Soft Waxing Section: Candidates will be evaluated on the
following tasks for waxing:
Preparation

Wears gloves

Uses disinfected or disposable implements
Demonstration of Soft Waxing
“Please demonstrate the soft wax procedure.”

Applies antiseptic to eyebrow area safely
Uses absorbent material or product to dry eyebrow
Removes simulated wax product from container using
infection control procedures

Tests temperature of simulated wax product on wrist
safely

Applies simulated wax product in direction of hair growth
safely

Applies simulated wax product along entire area under
eyebrow safely

Applies an even, thin layer of simulated wax product
safely

Smoothes fabric over simulated wax product in direction
of hair growth

Holds skin taut (without slack)

Pulls fabric in opposite direction of hair growth safely

Applies post-epilation product to treated area safely

Applies antiseptic to treated area safely

procedures

service



FACIAL MASK
(10 minutes)
the application of the facial mask section of this examination.
Please do not begin any procedures until the verbal
instructions have been read and you are instructed to begin.
You may begin set up.”
“You will now perform the facial mask section of this
examination.”
“You will be given 10 minutes to complete this section.”
Preparation

Removes mask product from container using infection
control procedures
Demonstration of Facial Mask

Applies mask product over entire face safely, excluding
eyes, lips, and nasal passages

Applies mask evenly and safely

Removes all residual mask product safely


Applies moisturizer safely

procedures

service

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FACIAL MAKEUP
RECOMMENDED GENERAL SUPPLIES
(20 minutes)
ALL SUPPLIES MUST BE LABELED IN ENGLISH
the facial makeup section of this examination. Please do not
begin any procedures until the verbal instructions have been
read and you are instructed to begin. You may begin set up.”
“You will now perform the facial makeup section of this
examination.”
“You will have 20 minutes to perform this section.”
 dry storage kit/container
 hand sanitizer
 mannequin head(s) and a table clamp* (pre-marked
mannequins are NOT permitted)
 body drape
 EPA registered disinfectant that demonstrates bactericidal,
fungicidal and virucidal properties must be used*
 disposal bag for waste materials
 cloth and paper towel(s)
 tissues
 cotton
 disposable applicators
 spatula(s)
 first aid supplies (blood spill kit)
 tape
Preparation


Protects shoulders with protective covering
Secures hair off face
Demonstration of Facial Makeup










Sanitizes hands
Applies foundation to cover entire face safely
Applies powder safely
Applies blush safely
Applies eye shadow safely
Applies eyeliner safely
Applies mascara to lashes safely
Grooms eyebrows safely
Applies lip liner safely
Applies lip color safely
Final Appearance of Facial Makeup

Applies makeup without lines of demarcation

procedures

service

CANDIDATE SUMMARY
AND FINAL CLEANUP
CLEANSING AND STEAMING THE FACE
SUPPLIES




MASSAGING THE FACE SUPPLIES


massage cream
astringent or toner
MANUAL EXTRACTION ON THE
FOREHEAD SUPPLIES




eye protection
gloves
appropriate material
astringent or toner
HAIR REMOVAL OF THE EYEBROWS
SUPPLIES





antiseptic
tweezers
gloves
fabric strips
soft wax product/simulated product



mask product
astringent or toner
moisturizer
FACIAL MASK SUPPLIES
“This concludes the national practical examination. Please
make sure that all kit supplies and disposable materials are
taken with you. Please do not dispose of waste materials,
chemicals, or water in the trash receptacles or restrooms as
they are unable to accommodate all waste materials from every
candidate that takes the examination.”
cleansing cream
cloth towel(s)
astringent or toner
container or thermos of water
FACIAL MAKEUP SUPPLIES





hair drape/cover
foundation, powder, and blush
eye shadow, eyeliner, and mascara
eyebrow brush
lip liner and lip color
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ESTHETICIAN REFERENCES
2009
Milady
5 Maxwell Drive
(800) 347-7707
www.Milady.com
Salon Fundamentals Esthetics 2007, 2005, 2004, 2002
Pivot Point International, Inc.
Evanston, IL 60201
(800) 866-4247
www.pivot-point.com
2004, 2003
Milady
5 Maxwell Drive
(800) 347-7707
www.Milady.com
Modern Esthetics, Gambino
1992
Milady
5 Maxwell Drive
(800) 347-7707
www.Milady.com
Milady’s Standard Cosmetology, 2004
Milady
5 Maxwell Drive
(800) 347-7707
www.Milady.com
NIC Health and Safety Standards
NIC, Inc., October 2002
www.nictesting.org
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