New York State Esthetics Written Examination — Information & Free Practice
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New York State Esthetics Written Examination
- Provider
- New York State Department of State
- Format
- Multiple-choice
- Time limit
- 2 1/2 hours
- Passing score
- Reported as passed or failed; no numerical score reported
- Exam fee
- $15
Examination outline
Orientation
- School Rules and Regulations
- History of Esthetics
- The Role of the Esthetician
- Qualities of the Professional Esthetician
- Code of Ethics
- New York State and Federal Laws, Rules, and Regulations
- View and discuss the mandatory Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Awareness online course
Safety and Health
- Local, State, Federal Safety Codes
- Classroom/Student Salon Rules and Regulations
- Hazardous Materials Communications (HAZMAT)
Infection Control
- Types and Classification of Bacteria
- Viral, Bacterial and Fungal Infections
- Immunity and Body Defenses
- Methods of Infection Control
- Physical and Chemical Agents for Infection Control
Anatomy and Physiology
- Cells, Tissues, and Organs
- Body Systems
Structure and Functions of the Skin
- Physiology and Histology of the Skin
- Structure and Functions of the Skin
- Appendages of the Skin
- Nutrition for Healthy Skin and Body
- Skin Disorders and Diseases
- Skin Analysis
Superfluous Hair
- Theoretical Overview of Permanent Methods (Electrolysis, Thermolysis and Blend)
- Temporary Methods of Hair Removal: Manual Tweezing and Waxing (Strip and Non-strip)
Chemistry
- Chemistry as Related to Esthetics
- Acidity and Alkalinity
Chemistry as Applied to Esthetics
- Cosmetics and Skin Care Products
- Massage Creams and Oils
- New Product Technologies
- FDA Laws Governing Cosmetics and Skin Care
- Skin Sensitivity and Allergic Reactions
Electricity and Equipment
- Electricity as Related to Esthetics Equipment
- Electrical Equipment Safety
- Galvanic Current for Iontophoresis or Desincrustation
- High Frequency Current
- Esthetics Equipment
- Paraffin Unit
- Emerging Technologies
Facial and Body Procedures
- Client Consultation
- Skin Analysis, Product Selection and Treatment Recommendations
- Facial and Body Procedures
- Overview of Various Products to enhance the Appearance of the Skin
- Facial Procedures with Electrical Equipment
- Wet and Dry Exfoliations and Applications
- Overview of Advanced Techniques
Make-Up Techniques
- Color Theory
- Morphology of the Face
- Eyebrow Contouring
- Make-up Application
- Artificial Eyelashes
- Advanced Make-up Techniques
Business Practices
- Business Operation
- Accounting and Inventory
- Payroll Regulations
- Ethics and Professional Conduct
- Retailing Techniques
- Marketing (Advertising, Retailing, and Promotion)
- Customer Relations
- Career Skills
Introduction to Advanced Esthetics
- Define Paramedical Procedures
- Discuss Scope of Licensure
- Overview of Medical Procedures
- Pre and Post Operative Care
- Unassigned
Examination sources
- Esthetics licensing requirements and examinations
Written Exam — complete curriculum boundary
- become-esthetician.html
Exams — Written Exam — curriculum boundary
- Appearance Enhancement Law and Rules
19 NYCRR §162.2 — curriculum identity
- Appearance Enhancement Law and Rules
19 NYCRR §162.2(a) — complete subject list introduction
- Appearance Enhancement Law and Rules
19 NYCRR §162.2(b) — complete topics introduction
- Esthetics licensing requirements and examinations
Exams — Written Exam — About the Exam
- Esthetics licensing requirements and examinations
Exams — Written Exam — Examination Results
- Esthetics licensing requirements and examinations
Requirements — New York State Education and Examinations
- Esthetics licensing requirements and examinations
Fees — written exam fee
- Esthetics licensing requirements and examinations
Written Exam — Scheduling Policies — Changing
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This examination may be required or accepted as an alternative, depending on the license and application pathway.