Facials - PivotPoint ch. 10

All of the following are elements of proper skin care that combine to result in healthy, glowing skin EXCEPT:

How often is the basic regimen of cleansing, toning, moisturizing & protecting recommended to be followed?

What step in skin care regimen removes dirt, oil, makeup & environmental pollutants from the skins surface?

Which skin condition has larger pore size?

If an electric vaporizer or steamer is not available, an option is to use a(n):

Which massage method is used when you are kneading the arms like dough?

All of the following are qualities of mature/aging skin EXCEPT:

Which term below is another name for a vacuum or suction attachment?

All of the following are benefits of massage EXCEPT:

After completing a basic facial, the esthetician should do all of the following EXCEPT:

The method of massage used to soothe muscles and relax the sensory nerve endings at the surface of the skin is called:

Which of the following is NOT a proper procedure for infection control & safety?

What type of mask seals the skin, locking in moisture & creating a firm, taut feeling after removal?

What percent of wrinkles are cause by excess sun exposure?

Heightened sensitivity is exhibited in which of the following skin types?

Which of the following is the first step in performing a basic facial?

What type of mask increases circulation and promotes penetration of nutrients or ingredients applied underneath it?

The most effective sunscreens contain ingredients that act as:

The massage movement that is the most stimulating & is used for the shortest period of time is:

contraindications for massage include all of the following EXCEPT:

A Direct High Frequency treatment is best suited for skin that is:

Which of the following skin types displays few breakouts or clogged areas?

The shaking movement achieved when the esthe quickly shakes their arms w/ fingertips/palms still touching the client:

Which of the following is probably the most important of the massage movements?

A highly alkaline solution that liquefies sebum is known as:

Which of the following skin types is less likely to display fine lines & wrinkles?

Approximately how long should a mask be left to set on the face?

Which of the following allows for superficial exfoliation & deep cleansing of the skin?

what type of mask increases circulation & promotes penetration of nutrients or ingredients applied underneath it?

Holding the clients arm in one hand & lifting the skin firmly up & down over the bone with the other hand is called?

Which type of massage should NEVER be used on a client with sensitive skin/certain skin conditions such as acne/rosacea?

What SPF number is recommended for sports or swimming when perspiration or water can wash away the sunscreen?

The skin type that lacks sebum production & appears thin & delicate is:

a deficiency in ______ contributes to cell breakdown and speeds up wrinkles and aging

The most common skin type is:

A light relaxing, smooth, gentle, stroking or circular movement used in massage is known as:

The skin condition that displays fine dilated capillaries is known as:

what skin care step compensates for the unavoidable losses the skin sustains through aging&exposure from the environment

Which of the following is the last step of a skin care regimen that deals w/ UVA & UVB rays from the sun?

A massage motion that resembles a chopping movement using the edge of the hands is known as:

The current used to amplify the effects of massage movements for relaxation or stimulation is called?

The skin condition caused by overactivity of the sebaceous glands that generally occurs during adolescence is known as?

which ingredient works in conjunction with other ingredients to cause a chemical reaction to remove dead skin cells?

When examining the chin area during a skin analysis, you should check for:

After completing a basic facial, the esthe should do all of the following EXCEPT:

The Indirect High Frequency procedure cannot be performed:

Which one is a vascular disorder characterized by flushed redness, dilated capillaries & small red bumps?

If the esthetician suspects a medical condition, he or she should:

you explain the treatment, products to be used & the price of the service during which service phase?

Which of the following therapeutic method of manipulating the body by rubbing, pinching, tapping, kneading & stroking?

the skin care equipment that relaxes the client & softens the skin to allow for penetration of a product is called a(n):

The skin condition that displays fine dilated capillaries is known as:

Which of the following types of masks are ideal for dry skin types?

treatment in which blockages in the skin, pimples/blackheads are broken down to aid in the extraction process is called:

Avoid using petrissage massage manipulation near the:

Which of the following types of skin care equipment allows a thorough examination of the skin's surface?

The liquification process used during desincrustation is called:

The term given for the actual action or movement performed during the massage treatment is called:

Which skin care product assists in cleansing the skin & returning oily skin to a normal pH?

Which of the following areas should NOT be stimulated by petrissage movements?

All of the following are important points to remember about massage manipulations EXCEPT:

During which stage of a facial procedure does steaming occur?

Which type of skin is loose, thin, & crepe like?