13 - Men's Facial Massage And Treatments(Cmg)Part1

Front 1

As of 2007, the skin care clientele in spas and salons was approximately ________ percent male:

Back 1

TWENTY

Front 2

Nerve stimulation may be accomplished by:

massage, heat, and light rays, electrical current and __________.

Back 2

CHEMICALS

Front 3

Three _______systems associated with the performance of facial treatments are muscles, nerves, and arteries

Back 3

SUBDERMAL

Front 4

The levator labii superiorisc, levator anguli oris, and depressor labii inferioris are all muscles that are associated with the ________.

Back 4

mouth

Front 5

When performing a facial, barbers need to be aware of ________ muscles.

Back 5

VOLUNTARY

Front 6

Muscles may be _______by massage or electric current, heat and light rays, as well as nerve impulses and chemicals.

Back 6

STIMULATED

Front 7

The _______ is the muscle that draws the scalp forward and causes wrinkles across the forehead is the:

Back 7

FRONTALIS

Front 8

_______ received facials can produce noticeable improvement in the client's skin tone, skin texture and skin appearance.

Back 8

REGULARLY

Front 9

The orbicularis oculi and ______muscles are associated with the eyebrows.

Back 9

CORRUGATOR

Front 10

Heat and moist heat on the skin causes________.

Back 10

expansion

Front 11

The procerus is a muscle of the ________.

Back 11

nose

Front 12

The orbicularis oris forms a flat band around the_____.

Back 12

mouth

Front 13

The ________ muscles are located in the ear .

Back 13

AURICULAR

Front 14

_________to the nerves causes muscles to expand and contract.

Back 14

STIMULATION

Front 15

Muscles react to _______by contracting.

Back 15

cold

Front 16

Connected to all parts of the brain surface are________ pairs of cranial nerves

Back 16

TWELVE

Front 17

The optic nerve controls the sense of:

Back 17

sight

Front 18

The _____nerve controls the sense of smell.

Back 18

OLFACTORY

Front 19

The sense of hearing is controlled by the________ nerve

Back 19

ACOUSTIC

Front 20

The chief motor nerve of the face is the _______ cranial nerve.

Back 20

SEVENTH

Front 21

The trifacial nerve is the largest and chief sensory nerve of the:

Back 21

face

Front 22

The motor nerve that affects the skin of the temples, sides of the forehead, and upper part of the cheeks is the ______ nerve.

Back 22

ZYGOMATIC

Front 23

The seventh cranial nerve is also known as the _______ nerve .

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Back 23

FACIAL

Front 24

The motor nerve that affects the muscles of the mouth is the ________ nerve.

Back 24

BUCCAL

Front 25

The internal and external veins that serve the areas of head, neck, and chest are the _________veins

Back 25

jugular

Front 26

A basic rule in facial massage is that any pressure should be applied in a/an ___________ direction

Back 26

UPWARD (Unless the client has a beard, in which case, you would go with the grain.)

Front 27

A point on the skin where pressure or stimulation will cause contraction of the muscle is a _______ ________.

Back 27

MOTOR POINT