New Jersey State Board Esthetics Practice Exam

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How does dehydration in the skin typically present under a woods lamp?

  1. Bright red

  2. Light violet

  3. Dark blue

  4. Gray

The correct answer is: Light violet

Dehydration in the skin typically presents as light violet under a woods lamp. This effect occurs because the lamp emits UV light, which is absorbed differently by various skin conditions. When the skin is dehydrated, it loses its moisture balance, leading to a change in how light interacts with it. The light violet hue indicates the presence of dry skin that lacks sufficient water content. In the context of skin analysis, the woods lamp is a valuable tool used by estheticians to assess various skin conditions beyond the visible spectrum. By understanding how dehydration manifests under this specialized light, practitioners can better address skin health and tailor their treatments effectively.

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