Esthetics: Ch.10 (Facials)

Front 1

What daily skin care compensates the unavoidable loss it sustains from aging and exposure to the environment?

Back 1

Moisturizing

Front 2

What daily skin care restores the natural PH of the skin and follows cleansing?

Back 2

Toning

Front 3

What is the last step in a facial?

Back 3

Protecting

Front 4

What is another name for toner?

Back 4

Astringent

Front 5

What is the purpose of sunscreen?

Back 5

Protect skin from UVA and UVB rays.

Front 6

What does SPF mean?

Back 6

Sun protecting factor

Front 7

What percent of wrinkles is cause by excessive skin exposure?

Back 7

90%

Front 8

During sleep, how much faster do skin cells renew than when awake?

Back 8

30%

Front 9

What exfoliant contains a granular substance with a grainy, rough texture?

Back 9

Manual exfoliant

Front 10

What exfoliant consists of a natural substance, like enzyme or alpha hydroxy acid?

Back 10

Chemical exfoliant.

Front 11

Which masks are well suited for oily and acne skin types?

Back 11

Clay/Mud

Front 12

What type of wax is frequently used for hand/facial treatments?

Back 12

Paraffin masks

Front 13

Which term identifies a loss of fluids?

Back 13

Dehydration

Front 14

What does massage do?

Back 14

Helps to remove waste from body cells at a more efficient rate.

Front 15

Which massage is uses smooth and gentle strokes?

Back 15

Effleurage

Front 16

What massage uses light, relaxing, smooth, and gently strokes in a circular movement and is used at the beginning and end of a treatment?

Back 16

Effleurage

Front 17

What massage is a light or heavy kneading, pinching and rolling of the muscles?

Back 17

Petrissage

Front 18

When giving petrissage, which part of the face should you avoid?

Back 18

Eyes

Front 19

What massage is used for the shortest amount of time?

Back 19

Tapotement

Front 20

What is a type of petrissage that is a form most often used in hand and arm massage?

Back 20

Fulling

Front 21

All are true about tapotement except?

Back 21

It provides less stimulation than other massage movements.

Front 22

What is a motion that resembles a chopping movement using the edge of the hands?

Back 22

Hacking

Front 23

Which massage involves a circular or wringing movement with no gliding?

Back 23

Friction

Front 24

What method of massage by a doctor, was created for oily and acne skin conditions?

Back 24

Jacquet

Front 25

In order to choose treatments and products for your clients, which is important to perform first?

Back 25

Analyze skin

Front 26

What skin type presents small pores that may be medium in size throughout the T-zone?

Back 26

Normal

Front 27

Which condition is prone to fine lines and wrinkles?

Back 27

Dry

Front 28

Which skin type appears thick and shiny?

Back 28

Oily

Front 29

Which skin type exhibits heightened sensitivity, small pores, and is thin and delicate?

Back 29

Dry

Front 30

Which skin condition is a vascular disorder characterized by flushed redness and small red bumps?

Back 30

Rosacea

Front 31

Dehydration of the skin is generally caused by improper product use and _________.

Back 31

Environmental influences.

Front 32

Which skin care products reduce friction and provides slip to the skin during massage?

Back 32

Massage cream or oil

Front 33

Which skin care equipment allows analysis of skin surface and deeper layers to aid in determining treatment (different colors will indicate various conditions)?

Back 33

Wood’s lamp

Front 34

Which is not a contraindication for facials?

Back 34

Low blood pressure

Front 35

Which phase of service will explain recommend treatment, the products that will be used and the price of service?

Back 35

Agreement

Front 36

When do you use steam?

Back 36

After applying exfoliant

Front 37

What is the first step in a basic facial?

Back 37

Wash hands

Front 38

What is direct steam used for?

Back 38

To soften skin and expand pores.

Front 39

Desincrustation solution is a highly alkaline solution that liquefies sebum is called?

Back 39

Saponification

Front 40

What massage doe you do to relieve tension and sinus pressure?

Back 40

Gentle pressure outside of the brows.

Front 41

How long do you allow a mask to set?

Back 41

5-10 minutes

Front 42

What’s another name for a vacuum?

Back 42

Ventouse

Front 43

What is a iontophoresis facial treatment used to penetrate nourishing, hydrating and firming ingredients deep into the skin?

Back 43

Galvanic current

Front 44

What can you not wear while performing the indirect high frequency procedure, because they do not conduct electricity?

Back 44

Gloves

Front 45

A direct high frequency treatment delivers antibacterial and drying benefits to the______.

Back 45

Skin

Front 46

What is the last step in direct high frequency?

Back 46

Moisturizing cream

Front 47

While performing a men’s facial, which area should you pay close attention to?

Back 47

The beard

Front 48

After having a facial done, what regimen do men need to perform properly?

Back 48

Cleanse, tone, moisturize, and protect the skin.