Ohio State Board Nail Technician Practice Exam

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Masks applied to the hands and feet are used primarily to?

  1. Cool the skin

  2. Hydrate the skin

  3. Cleanse deeply

  4. Exfoliate dead skin cells

The correct answer is: Hydrate the skin

Masks applied to the hands and feet are primarily used to hydrate the skin because these areas tend to have less oil glands and moisture, making them prone to dryness and roughness. Masks can help replenish moisture and nourish the skin in these areas. Option A is incorrect because masks may temporarily cool the skin, but their main purpose is not to provide cooling effects. Option C is incorrect because masks are not meant to deeply cleanse the skin on the hands and feet, as they are not typically exposed to as much dirt and grime as the face. Option D is incorrect because while masks may help with exfoliation, their main purpose is to hydrate and nourish the skin.