Treatment Room Basics
This is the main purpose of the treatment room.
Performing esthetic services
Hands must be washed before and after every client to prevent this.
The spread of infection
This is the most important piece of furniture in the treatment room.
Treatment bed/table
This item keeps the client warm during treatments.
Blanket or sheet
The treatment room should always be this level of cleanliness.
Spotless and sanitary
The treatment room should always be this type of environment to promote relaxation.
Calm and soothing
This is used to disinfect non-porous tools and surfaces.
EPA-registered disinfectant
This item allows the esthetician to work comfortably while seated.
Rolling stool
The client should be positioned this way to ensure relaxation and safety.
Comfortably and properly supported
Personal items should be stored in this location, not in the treatment room
This type of lighting is preferred in the treatment room.
Soiled linens should be stored in this type of container.
This device produces steam to soften the skin and open follicles.
Steamer
This helps reduce anxiety and promotes relaxation during services.
Soft music
The treatment room should reflect this quality of the esthetician.
Professionalism
This should be stocked before every service to avoid leaving the room mid-treatment.
Supplies and products
These items must be single-use only.
Disposable items
This magnifying device allows close inspection of the skin
Mag lamp
Clients should be informed of this before beginning the treatment.
Procedure or steps of service
Strong odors should be avoided because they can cause this client reaction
Discomfort or sensitivity
This term describes arranging the room for efficiency and safety.
Ergonomics
These guidelines are followed to protect against exposure to bloodborne pathogens.
Universal precautions
Equipment should always be placed within this distance to avoid strain.
Arm's reach
This professional behavior helps the client feel respected and secure
Maintaining privacy and modesty
This must be completed before the client enters the treatment room
Preparation and sanitation