MASSAGE
TYPES OF MASSAGE
MASSAGE MOVEMENTS
EXTRAS
100

face, neck, shoulders and decollete

scope of practice, areas an esthetician can massage 
100
also known as MLD; uses gentle rhythmic pressure
what is Manual Lymphatic Drainage 
100

highly stimulating and should be used sparingly and only for a few seconds 

what is vibration 

100
important to adjust this as necessary and check in with the client

what is pressure 

200
relaxation, stimulate blood & lymph circulation, improves metabolism, helps products absorbtion

what are the benefits of massage

200

uses essential oils mixed with an emulsion and applied to the skin during massage movements

what is aromatherapy 

200

affects deeper muscle tissue of the face and stimulates the underlying tissue

what is petrissage 

200

offensive breath, cold hands, talking too much, sloppy application, distractions during the service

what is reasons why someone would be dissatisfied 

300

effleurage, petrissage, tapotement, friction, vibration

what are basic massage movements

300

each point, movement is repeated 3 - 6 times using light pressure, helps to detoxify and remove waste materials more quickly

what is Manual Lymphatic Drainage 

300

most stimulating of the movements and should be applied carefully 

what is tapotement 

300

three to six times 

what is amount of times to repeat each movement 

400

inflamed acne, sunburn, windburn, severe redness, skin disorders, cuts

what are contraindications 

400

massage technique derived from Chinese medicine

what is acupressure 

400

often used to begin and end sessions

what is effleurage 

400

hand exercises, stretches, fatigue, tendon strain

what is maintain hand mobility 
500

mental focus, consistent flow, don't break contact, massage from insertion to origin, adjust pressure 

what are technical skills 

500
Japanese technique used to relax and balance the body 

what is shiatsu 

500

can be performed in a circular manner or a criss cross manner

what is friction 

500

manual or mechanical manipulation achieved by rubbing, kneading, or other methods that stimulate metabolism and circulation

what is massage 

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