Skincare Exam 2008

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Facial masks are generally classified as warm or

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cold

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Masks should be of such consistency that they

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spread easily

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Masks should be easily removable with cotton compresses or sponges and

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tepid water

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An ingredient used in masks that has a mild antiseptic and astringent quality is

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zinc oxide

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A mask ingredients that is capable of dissolving dead surface cells on the skin is

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sulfur

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the two most common forms of professional masks are clay and

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gel

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Masks that are not designed to remove oil, dead cells, and debris usually are made of

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gel

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mask application usually begins on the clients

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neck

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When treating a client who has skin with definite dry areas and also definite oily areas the esthetician should

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use different formulas for each area

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Custom designed masks, containing natural ingredients are usually formulated

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to meet special skin problems

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Vitamin C is added to a custom mask mainly for its

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astringent qualities

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The herbal jelly mask usually is thickened with

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pectin

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Gauze is used primarily to

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hold the mask together

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Gauze a thin transparent loosley woven cotton cloth is often used for facials and is commonly considered

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cheesecloth

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The facial mask that is properly for its instant impressive results is the

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wax mask

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Although many commercial masks are avail, a wax mask may be formulated by using paraffin wax and

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petroleum jelly

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If an elctric pot with a thermostat is not avail for preparing wax the esthetician may use a

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double broiler

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warm melted wax is applied to the clients face and neck with

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a brush

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The wax mask should be first applied to

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the hollow of the throat

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The wax mask should be allowed to build up until its at least

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1/4 inch thick

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When the wax mask is ready to be taken off, the first area to be removed is the

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neck

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Careful removal of the wax mask may produce a

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sculpture of the clients face

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Clay used in clay masks produces a healing action that is beneficial in

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reducing inflammation

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The wax mask is most beneficial to skin that is

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dehydrated, dry, or aging

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The wax mask causes the skin to

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perspire

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When the wax mask is ready for removal a wooden spatula is used to cut along the

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jawline

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After the wax mask is removed the face is cleansed with a mild

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astringent

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The use of maks dates back to

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antiquity

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The important results that are achieved by the use of masks are toning, hydrating, and

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calming

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A non drying substance added to the basic mask ingredients for its mild stimulating effect is

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almond oil

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Facial masks with ingredients that do not cling or hold to the face require a base layer of

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gauze

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An ingredient used in masks for its toning, tightening, and hydrating effedt is

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honey

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What is added to a facial mask to make it moisturizing

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glycerine

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What can be used when skin is irratated, a mild astringent also known as

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witch hazel