FACE REALITY LATEST 2026 TEST PAPER QUESTIONS AND
SOLUTIONS GRADED A+
✔✔What are acne imposters - ✔✔Skin conditions that look like acne, but are not, some
can be treated, but not all
✔✔What are the most common acne imposters? - ✔✔1. Acne Rosacea
2. Steatocystoma Multiplex
3. Folliculitis
4. Rosacea Fulminans AKA Pyoderma Faciale
5. Staph Infection
6. Keratosis Pilaris
✔✔What is the type of rosacea we can treat? - ✔✔Rosacea Subtype 2 ( Papopustular
Rosacea)
✔✔What are physical signs of Rosacea subtype 2? - ✔✔Persistent flushing, papules
and pustules found in cheeks and forehead, it resembles acne but there are no
comedones
✔✔What causes rosacea subtype 2? - ✔✔Allergic reaction to bacterial residue of
demodex mites
✔✔What are the 2 ways you can confirm if someone has rosacea? - ✔✔Identifying
typical pattern of redness and no core will be present when extracting pustules
Ask about triggers for the person, and bars assessment on their response
✔✔Common triggers for Rosacea? (11) - ✔✔1. Extreme Weather
2. Stress
3. Exercise
4. Alcohol
5. Heated beverages
6. Wind
7. Spicy foods
8. Indoor heat
9. Humidity
10. Hot baths
11. Sun
✔✔What are the BIGGEST triggers for rosacea? (2) (acne clients wot have these if
you're curious to know if it is rosacea - ✔✔1. Spicy foods
2. Alcohol
, ✔✔What are the 3 highly affective products for treating rosacea? - ✔✔Salycilic Acid,
Mandelic, and Benzyl Peroxide
✔✔If the client has rosacea what treatment would you put them on? - ✔✔Mild inflamed
acne treatment protocol
✔✔Steatocystoma multiplex - ✔✔Rare skin condition by excess oil being secreted into
the pores
✔✔What are the physical signs of steatocystoma Multiplex? - ✔✔Lesions do not have a
core when trying to extract, no need to anyways because it will fill back up, sometimes
releases a gelatinous fluid as well, no open lesions
✔✔What are the key things you should know about steatocystoma Multiplex? - ✔✔1.
Products do not do anything for it
2. Disorder of pill sebaceous unit
3. Extracts gelatinous Fluid
4. No known cure
5. Can be coupled with acne
✔✔My physicians misdiagnose which skin condition? - ✔✔Steatocystoma Multiplex
✔✔What is Pityrosporum folliculitis (fungal Folly)? - ✔✔Common fungal infection, can
look like acne, know the difference when you extract it and there is no core
✔✔What are some things you should know about fungal folly? - ✔✔1. Does not extract
like acne (no core)
2. Can come and go
3. Worse in humidity
4. Can be caused by sweating
5. Can be itchy
6. Can be coupled with acne
✔✔What anti fungal ingredients can be used to treat fungal folly? - ✔✔1. Mendalic
cleansers and serums
2. Ketaconazol
3. Zinc sunscreen
✔✔Rosacea fulminans (pyoderma faciale) - ✔✔Condition affecting women ages 20-30,
characterized by very red and large painful lesions that occur down the forehead, nose,
and chin, cheeks are usually clear, can affect women who have never had acne before
too, and have had a traumatic moment in their lives, antibacterial said can help, but
clients tend to not stay clear
SOLUTIONS GRADED A+
✔✔What are acne imposters - ✔✔Skin conditions that look like acne, but are not, some
can be treated, but not all
✔✔What are the most common acne imposters? - ✔✔1. Acne Rosacea
2. Steatocystoma Multiplex
3. Folliculitis
4. Rosacea Fulminans AKA Pyoderma Faciale
5. Staph Infection
6. Keratosis Pilaris
✔✔What is the type of rosacea we can treat? - ✔✔Rosacea Subtype 2 ( Papopustular
Rosacea)
✔✔What are physical signs of Rosacea subtype 2? - ✔✔Persistent flushing, papules
and pustules found in cheeks and forehead, it resembles acne but there are no
comedones
✔✔What causes rosacea subtype 2? - ✔✔Allergic reaction to bacterial residue of
demodex mites
✔✔What are the 2 ways you can confirm if someone has rosacea? - ✔✔Identifying
typical pattern of redness and no core will be present when extracting pustules
Ask about triggers for the person, and bars assessment on their response
✔✔Common triggers for Rosacea? (11) - ✔✔1. Extreme Weather
2. Stress
3. Exercise
4. Alcohol
5. Heated beverages
6. Wind
7. Spicy foods
8. Indoor heat
9. Humidity
10. Hot baths
11. Sun
✔✔What are the BIGGEST triggers for rosacea? (2) (acne clients wot have these if
you're curious to know if it is rosacea - ✔✔1. Spicy foods
2. Alcohol
, ✔✔What are the 3 highly affective products for treating rosacea? - ✔✔Salycilic Acid,
Mandelic, and Benzyl Peroxide
✔✔If the client has rosacea what treatment would you put them on? - ✔✔Mild inflamed
acne treatment protocol
✔✔Steatocystoma multiplex - ✔✔Rare skin condition by excess oil being secreted into
the pores
✔✔What are the physical signs of steatocystoma Multiplex? - ✔✔Lesions do not have a
core when trying to extract, no need to anyways because it will fill back up, sometimes
releases a gelatinous fluid as well, no open lesions
✔✔What are the key things you should know about steatocystoma Multiplex? - ✔✔1.
Products do not do anything for it
2. Disorder of pill sebaceous unit
3. Extracts gelatinous Fluid
4. No known cure
5. Can be coupled with acne
✔✔My physicians misdiagnose which skin condition? - ✔✔Steatocystoma Multiplex
✔✔What is Pityrosporum folliculitis (fungal Folly)? - ✔✔Common fungal infection, can
look like acne, know the difference when you extract it and there is no core
✔✔What are some things you should know about fungal folly? - ✔✔1. Does not extract
like acne (no core)
2. Can come and go
3. Worse in humidity
4. Can be caused by sweating
5. Can be itchy
6. Can be coupled with acne
✔✔What anti fungal ingredients can be used to treat fungal folly? - ✔✔1. Mendalic
cleansers and serums
2. Ketaconazol
3. Zinc sunscreen
✔✔Rosacea fulminans (pyoderma faciale) - ✔✔Condition affecting women ages 20-30,
characterized by very red and large painful lesions that occur down the forehead, nose,
and chin, cheeks are usually clear, can affect women who have never had acne before
too, and have had a traumatic moment in their lives, antibacterial said can help, but
clients tend to not stay clear
