Michigan Esthetician State Board Practice Exam

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Which skin type is characterized by small follicles?

  1. Oily

  2. Dry

  3. Combination

  4. Sensitive

The correct answer is: Dry

The skin type characterized by small follicles is dry skin. Individuals with dry skin often exhibit smaller, less visible pores and follicles due to lower oil production. This lack of oil can contribute to a tighter, more fragile skin texture and a dull appearance, as the absence of sebum diminishes the skin's natural glow and moisture retention. In contrast, oily skin features larger follicles that can be more noticeable due to increased sebum production, while combination skin typically presents both small and large follicles in different areas, and sensitive skin can vary in follicle size but is primarily defined by its reactive nature to products and environmental factors. Understanding these distinctions aids in selecting the appropriate skincare products and treatments for each skin type.