Texas Esthetician License Practice Exam

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What is a common characteristic of a suitable deincrustation fluid?

It should have a thick consistency
It should be water-soluble
It should have a high pH level
It should contain heavy oils

The correct answer is: It should be water-soluble

A suitable deincrustation fluid is commonly recognized for being water-soluble. This characteristic is essential because it allows the fluid to penetrate and dissolve the sebum and debris on the skin's surface, effectively preparing it for further treatment such as extraction or exfoliation. The formulation of a water-soluble product facilitates easy removal at the end of the procedure, ensuring that there is no residue left on the skin, which is critical for maintaining skin health and preventing irritation. A thick consistency can impede proper penetration, making it less effective for this purpose. A high pH level might not suit all skin types, particularly sensitive skin, and could lead to irritation. Similarly, formulations that contain heavy oils are less ideal as they can leave a residue that may not effectively cleanse the skin, countering the intended purpose of a deincrustation fluid.