Skin Type
Follicle size is larger in T-zone than the sides of the face
Combo
Always burns, peels, does not tan
Fitz 1
Hardened, pearl-like collections of oil and dead skin cells
Milia
Also called a client questionnaire, health history form, or consultation card
Intake Form
Feels thick and firm, uneven due to congestion
Oily
Spanish, Greek, or Italian heritage
Fitz 3
Hereditary disorder causing lack of pigment in the eyes, skin, and hair
Albinism
Customary agreement between the esthetician and client
Consent Form
This skin type is generally more sensitive
Lighter skin
One of the most challenging skin types to treat
Fitz 4
Skin laxity from damage, sun, and aging
Poor Elasticity
Record of all your notes from client services
Service Record Card
Pore size is very small
Normal
Does not show signs of aging as quickly
Fitz 4
Visible broken or distended capillaries
Telangiectasia
When should the intake form be mentioned to a client
From the first form of communication
Using touch to examine the skin
Palpation
Needs more exfoliation and deep pore cleansing
Fitz 5
Factors that prohibit a treatment
Contraindications
When should you use the Wood’s Lamp
Before the first cleanse