A large sore bump that does not have a head of pus?

Abnormal cell mass that varies in size, shape and color?

Dead cells that form over a womb or a blemish while it is healing?

Crack in skin that penatrates the dermis layer. Ex: Chapped Lips

Thick scar caused by excessive growth fibrous tissue.

Thin, dry, or Oily Epidermal flakes. Ex: Dandruff

Open lesion on the skin mucous membrane of the body accompanied by loss of skin depth.

Hair follicle filled with Keratin (Protein) and sebum (Fatty oil) maybe treated in the salon.

Begnign, keratin filled cyst that appear under the epidermis and have no visible opening; maybe treated in salon.

Chronic inflamation of the sebacceous glands.

Inflamation of the sebaceous glands, maybe red, dry/oily, itchy,crusty, and maybe treated in a salon however, severe cases treated by dermatologist.

Distended or dialated suface blood vessels.

A chronic condition that occurs primarily on the cheeks and nose.

Excessive sweating caused by heat or general body weakness.

Deficiency in perspiration

Foul smelling perspiration

Also known as Prickly heat inflammatory disorder of the sweat glands accompanied by burning and itching.

Also known as pink eye; bacterial infection of the eye.

Any inflammatory condition of the skin.

Inflammatory condition characterized by moderate to severe inflammation, scaling an sometimes severe itching.

Contagious recurring viral infection characterized by fever blisters or cold sores.

Non-contagious skin disease characterized by red patches with siver white scales found on the scalp.

Red patches covered with silver white scales treatable but not curable.

Absence of melanin pigmentation in the body.

Also known as liver spots, and hyperpigmentation on the skin and sots that are not elevated.

Also known as verruca; hypertrophy

MOst common and least severe type of skin cancer

Dark brown patches in the skin that may appear uneven in texture; jagged or raised.

Hereditary condtion that causes hypopigmentation spots and sploches on the skin that maybe related to thyroid condition.

More serious than basal cell; often characterized by scaly red papules or nodules.

Inherited tendency to retain dead cells in the follicle forming and tobstruction that cause inflammation leading to papules and pustules.

Those over which we have little control over; skin aging factors that include gravity, genetic aging and facial impressions.

Enviormental; factors that include smoking, exposure to sun, stress, overuse of alcohol, illegal drugs, poor nutrition and pollution.

Inflammation of the skin caused by contact with certain chemicals or substances.

When a cosmetologist or client develops and allergy to an ingridient or chemical after repeated skin contact.

Allergic reaction caused by repeated exposure to a chemical or substance.

Occurs when irritating substances temporary damage the epidermis; can be prevented by using gloves and utensils when handling products.