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| Thin, soft, unpigmented hair covering the body |
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Soft, Downy hair on the body AT BIRTH |
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| Thicker, pigmented hair that grows on areas of the body after puberty |
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Complementary color to BLUE |
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ORANGE
(Directly across from each other on the color wheel) |
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| What eliminates wax residue from the skin |
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a form of tapotement used on the arms, back and shoulders that resembles a chopping movement using teh edge of the hands is: |
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| a light or heavy kneading, pinching, rolling of the muscles to deeply stimulate muscles, nerves, and skin glands |
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| Type of mask that seals the skin locking in moisture and creating a firm, taut feeling after removal |
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| type of mask whose primary purpose is to absorb excess oil, tighten and refine the pores and aid in preventing clogging |
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| what product replenishes moisture or oil to the skin? |
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| Purifies and balances skin's pH levels |
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AKA "multiple needle method".
-destroys the hair by decomposing the papilla
-A low-level current passes into the needle
- current is on for 30 seconds to 2.5 mins
12-14 needles inserted into individual follicles at one time
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| Thermolysis or High Frequency/Short Wave method of electrolysis |
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single needle inserted into the follicles
current travels to papilla for less than a second |
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| phase of service where the esthetician educates the client regarding the needs of the skin as well as beneficial products and services |
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Heightened sensitivity is a property of which skin type?
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undertones found in most light skin |
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| Painless method of temporary hair removal |
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| Colors that contain red or yellow undertones |
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| massage manipulation generally used for the shortest amount of time |
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| a product that assists in cleansing skin and returns oily skin to a normal pH is called : |
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purpose of effleurage manipulations |
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| soothe muscles and relax sensory nerve endings |
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| Effects of excessive sun exposure |
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| premature aging, wrinkles and Skin Cancer |
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| A product that assists in preventing the growth of bacteria |
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A massage technique introduced in 1907 for oily and acneic skin conditions was created by : |
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| Mask recommended for beard area |
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Phase of the life cycle of hair where the hair disconnects from the papilla |
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| makeup artists often shape the eyebrows solely with |
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Where is the hair follicle rooted? |
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3 categories of skin tones |
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| most requested hair removal procedure |
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characteristics of a pear-shaped face |
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wide jawline
narrow forehead
forehead smaller than jaw area |
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purpose of sunscreen is to prtect skin from: |
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A vascular disorder characterized by flushed redness |
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| Ideal or classic face shape |
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| Light peach, yellow, medium peach |
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blue/violet
reddish/red-violet |
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| what must be completed in order to assess all health and medical conditions and ensure that it is safe to perform the service? |
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To prevent irreparable damage to the client while performing any type of electrolysis, an esthetician must: |
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| This procedure uses an intense pulsed light beam that creates a burst of energy to destroy hair bulbs with minimal scarring |
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| How does photo epilation work? |
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| an intense light beam is used to destroy the hair bulbs |
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| caused by hormonal imbalances and typically affects women by causing dark hair to grow in areas such as the face, arms, legs, and back. |
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| genetically determined condition which causes excessive hair growth and can occur anywhere on the body in men or women (not due to hormones) |
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| warm and cool are terms used to describe: |
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| color tones and skin tones |
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laser treatment works best on hair that is in the
_______ phase. |
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| first step in basic waxing procedure |
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| first step when exfoliting with a rotating brush |
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| apply manual exfoliant product |
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| Skin condition which exhibits a lack of moisture characterized by superficial dryness, flakiness, and lines. |
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| Phases of the hair life cycle: |
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1.anagen
2. catagen
3. telogen
(alphabetical order) |
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| color scheme which consists of variations of the same color |
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| uses colors that are adjacent to each other on the color wheel |
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| what skin condition is characterized by the presence of blackheads, whiteheads, papules and pustules? |
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| Massage increases circulation in order to help: |
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| remove waste from body cells at a more efficient rate |
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Galvanic electrolysis is known as: |
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| the "multiple needle" process |
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| During which step can an optional hand and arm massage be performed? |
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| which method destroys the hair by using multiple needles to decompose the papilla? |
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| type of wax which is allowed to harden, then is removed by fingers |
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| method of massage used to soothe muscles and relax the sensory nerve endings at the surface of the skin is: |
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| Clay or mud masks are generally recommended for what skin type? |
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