Utah Esthetics Written State Practice Exam

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Cellulite treatments primarily aim to exfoliate and what else?

Hydrate
Detoxify
Stimulate
Rejuvenate

The correct answer is: Detoxify

Cellulite treatments are designed with several goals in mind, among which is the stimulation of circulation and collagen production. This stimulation may involve various techniques or products that encourage blood flow to the treated areas, promoting a more even skin texture and potentially reducing the appearance of cellulite. While detoxification is often discussed in the context of overall wellness, it is not a primary goal of cellulite treatments. The focus is more on improving the condition of the skin and the underlying tissues rather than specifically removing toxins. Therefore, stimulating circulation and enhancing the skin's natural processes aligns more closely with the objectives of cellulite treatments compared to detoxification. Additionally, while hydration and rejuvenation are important aspects of skincare, they typically don't serve as the central purpose of treatments aimed explicitly at targeting cellulite.