Facial Treatments
Name 4 benefits that a facial treatment provides
Deep cleansing, increases circulation/detoxifies, slows down symptoms of premature aging, and addresses skin conditions (like, acne, dryness, oiliness and redness.)
Knowledge of _________ is essential for an esthetician to make informed decisions for the client.
What is skin histology, skin analysis, and skin care product.
What is the most important aspect of the esthetician's job
A professional approach to client interactions
What is the key word for home care?
Program
Is it possible to vary a basic facial and why?
Yes, depending on the clients' specific needs you can omit certain steps or add.
Facials should be what?
Customized for each individual client concerns.
Knowledge of ________ is important for the safety of your clients
Contraindications, technological advances, and facial equipment
How do you Focus on the client
Be genuine in your concern for your client and focus on their needs, give your client you full attention at all times, ask the client what their skin concerns are and listen carefully before you respond.
After the first treatment do the following....
Block 15 minutes (can be reduced to 5 minutes if subsequent visits) to explain proper home care for clients.
Have clients see their skin and discuss conditions
What could happen if you massage after extractions
You could pose possible secondary lesions and clients may experience breakouts
What is required to do by OSHA
Wash your hands, wear gloves, remove products from jars with a spatula, and clean and disinfect product containers before and after each use.
_____ and ______, ______, _______ in the facial are valuable parts of your skills
How do you provide client comfort?
Help the client to relax by speaking in a quiet and professional manner, provide a professional atmosphere and work efficiently, make sure the client is comfortable, beds and chairs are important
True or False: Explaining clients in lengthy and esthetician terms will help clients understand their skin conditions, and how to treat their skin.
False; you should explain in simple terms
What can happen if massage is performed before extractions?
stimulation would cause further inflammation
What are the steps of a facial?
Consultation, Analys the skin, Cleanse, second cleanse, Exfoliate, extractions, mask, toner, serums, moisturizer, spf , Post service consultation
What are other parts of the job that requires proper training
Retailing and client consultations
Provide a skin analysis/ educational consultation, Explain the benefits of the products and service you offer, answer any questions the clients may have
How should implement the art of recommendation to a client.
What is the difference between dry and dehydrated skin
Dry: coarse, tight, dull in color, and has visible lines/ wrinkles.
Dehydrated: appears thin and may appear fine in texture but is coarse, fine lines and wrinkles.
What are some aspects of men's facials and why?
Sponges and towels- better for men's facial hair.
Facial massage is with the flow of hair growth, downwards- beard area tends to be more sensitive.
Why is ongoing education on technological advances and facial equipment is important ...
Allows you to stay informed, excited and motivated, as well as up to date with latest skin care science, knowledge, and techniques.
Maintain neat and clean conditions in the facial work area.
Arrange supplies in an orderly fashion.
Keep implements in a closed container when not in use.
Follow systematic procedures.
Measure or use premeasured products for consistency and best results.
Apply and remove products neatly, and avoid getting them in the eyes, mouth, and nostrils.
Do not let water or products drip down the client’s neck or in the eyes or ears.
What will happen if you do not coerce them into taking home more product than they want?
How would you treat someone who has sensitized and oily skin
Identify and avoid stimuli that provoke a sensitive response, protect the skins moisture barrier by using fatty acids, ceramides, and use oil controling ingredients like mandelic acid