Identify two skin concerns a facial can help address.

• A. Dehydration and congestion/blemishes
• B. Hyperpigmentation and redness
• C. Fine lines and dullness
• D. Sensitivity and stinging

Answer: (A)

A facial mainly targets two practical skin needs: restoring moisture and cleaning out pores. Deep cleansing, gentle exfoliation, and hydration steps work together to boost the skin’s moisture levels, helping to reduce dryness and improve texture. At the same time, thorough cleansing and exfoliation help clear out oil and dead skin that can clog pores, which reduces the likelihood of blemishes and congestion. While some facials can support brightness or calm certain conditions, hyperpigmentation and redness often require longer-term or more specific treatments, and sensitivity or stinging describes a reaction rather than a targeted benefit. So the combination of hydration and pore cleansing/congestion reduction is the best fit.