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Unit quiz: Active ingredients and tolerance

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Question 1

Combining several exfoliating products produces persistent burning. Reducing irritation is more appropriate than assuming extra peeling means extra health.

What does burning after stacked exfoliants call for?

Question 2

Scrubbing harder to remove “uncleanliness” can irritate acne-prone skin. Gentle care and evidence-based clinical advice address more than surface dirt.

Which explanation is misleading?

Question 3

A prescription retinoid and a cosmetic retinol are not automatically interchangeable. Product directions and individual medical circumstances affect use.

What should guide retinoid decisions?

Question 4

A flat dark mark remains after a blemish settles. It is not necessarily an active acne lesion, so repeating aggressive spot treatment may be unhelpful.

What distinction matters here?

Question 5

A product causes no reaction on one small area, yet later irritates with repeated facial use. The preliminary trial was not a universal safety certificate.

What does a tolerated small-area trial establish?

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