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Facial Chapter 10 part 2-Facials
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Skin type that lacks sebum production and appears thin and delicate is:
mature/aging
combination
normal
dry
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How often is the regimen of cleansing, toning, moisturizing and spf recommended to follow?
1 daily
three times weekly
three times daily
twice daily
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qualities of mature/aging skin EXCEPT:
lack of frimness
apparent fine lines and wrinkles
increased dryness
excessive elasticity
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Probably the most important of the massage movements:
friction
effleurage
petrissage
tapotement
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The current used to amplify the effects of massage movements for relaxation or stimulation is:
Direct High Frequency
Indirect High Frequency
Indirect Low Frequency
Direct Low Frequency
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Approximately how long should a mask be left to set on the face?
1- 2 minutes
5-10 minutes
15-20 minutes
3-4 minutes
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NOT a proper procedure for infection control and safety?
keep lids tightly closed on product jars
was and sanitize hands before and after every client
discard any implements that can't be disinfected
store products in a warm place
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Mask that is best for dry skin:
gel
clay/mud
creme
paraffin
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Works with other ingredients to cause a chemical reaction to remove dead skin cells:
sunscreen
chemical exfoliant
astringent
mechanical exfoliant
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SPF number recommended for sports or swimming when sunscreen can be washed off?
100
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15
30
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Light, relaxing, smooth,gentle, stroking, or circular movement of massage:
petrissage
friction
tapotement
effleurage
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Mask seals moisture into the skin, creating a firm, taut feeling after removal:
gel
molding
creme
paraffin
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If the esthetician suspects a medical condition, he or she should:
offer home treatment advice
treat the condition
ignore the condition
refer the client to a dermatologist or specialist
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Vascular disorder characterized by flushed redness, dilated capillaries and small red bumps:
acne
couperose
dehydration
rosacea
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Skin care product assists in cleansing the skin and returning oily skin to a normal pH
astringent
manual exfoliant
antiseptic
chemical exfoliant
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Most effective sunscreens contain ingredients that act as:
neither
absorbers
blockers
both
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Skin condition caused by overactivity of the sebaceous glands that generally occurs in a teen:
dehydration
couperose
rosacea
acne
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Skin care equipment allows a thorough examination of the skin's surface:
multi-function machine
infrared lamp
Wood's Lamp
magnifying lamp
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A highly alkaline solution that liquefies sebum is known as:
desincrustation solution
toner
massage cream
Galvanic current
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movement most stimulating and is used for the shortest period of time is:
effleurage
tapotement
vibration
friction
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What is a systematic, therapeutic method of manipulating the body:
massage
contraindication
dehydration
hydration
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skin condition that displays fine dilated capillaries is known as:
couperose
oily
dehydration
acne
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motion resembles chopping using the edge of the hands:
fulling
hacking
chucking
wringing
24
final step that deals with harmful uva and uvb rays:
cleansing
protecting
toning
moisturizing
25
Important to remember about massage EXCEPT:
check for contraindications first
direct movements from origin to insertion
provide and even rhythm and pressure
practice techniques on a mannequin or knee
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most common skin type:
dry
oily
combination
normal
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Equipment that relaxes the client and softens the skin to allow for penetration of a product is
magnifying lamp
facial steamer
infrared lamp
multi-function machine
28
Contraindications for massage are all of these EXECPT:
previous stroke
low blood pressure
heart conditions
high blood pressure
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What is specifically designed to remove dirt, oil, makeup and pollutants?
toning
moisturizing
protecting
cleansing
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Elements of proper skin care that combine to result in healthy, glowing skin EXCEPT:
regular exercise
a well-balanced diet
excessive exposure to sun
an adequate intake of water
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skin type that displays few breakouts or clogged areas:
normal
combination
dry
oily
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benefits of massage EXCEPT:
tighter, firmer muscles
stimulation of glandular activities of the skin
stronger muscle tissue
decreased circulation of the blood supply to the skin
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Allows for superficial exfoliation and deep cleansing of the skin:
vacuum
facial steamer
Wood's lamp
rotating brush
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Mask increases circulation and promotes penetration of nutrients or ingredients:
creme
gel
modeling
paraffin
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skin type less likely to display fine lines and wrinkles:
mature/aging
combination
oily
normal
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shaking movemement: therapist quickly shakes arms while fingertips or palms touch client
tapotement
vibration
petrissage
fricition
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After completing a basic facial, the esthetician should do all of the following EXCEPT:
arrange products and implements for next service
offer to book the client's next visit
throw unused cotton pads and sponges in waste receptical
recommend retail products to the client
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form of friction: getting clients arm and lifting skin firmly up and down over the bone:
wringing
chucking
fulling
hacking
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Area that should NOT be stimulated by petrissage:
arms
upper back
eyes
shoulders
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First step in performing a basic facial:
place eye pads over the client's eyes
drape client and position headband or hairnet
wash and sanitize hands
analyze the client's skin