The Skin
averages between 4.5 to 5.5
this non-thermal technology is used in treating acne.
what is LED?
this skin type will appear tight & flaky with small pores.
what is dry skin?
this is the main method of epilation.
what is waxing?
what is a pustule?
another name for the integumentary system.
what is the skin?
what is microdermabrasion?
what are contra-actions?
slows down to about 42-84 days after age 50.
what is the average rate of cell turnover?
the result of the melanocyte dying and not producing any pigment.
what is hypopigmentation?
the epidermis and the dermis.
what are the layers of the skin?
where is the stratum corneum?
this skin type has been identified as having no blackheads or blemishes, smooth skin texture and small pores.
what is normal skin?
this is used to create a blank canvas.
what is foundation?
DAILY DOUBLE!!!
this can appear raised, solid, inflamed, swollen and itchy. Shows white (blanches) when touched.
what is a wheal?
this layer is found directly below the dermis.
what is the subcutaneous layer?
this will calm and/or soothe nerve endings.
what is cataphoresis?
this Fitzpatrick skin type is common among people of the Middle Eastern decent
this color light is considered stimulating when using therapeutic lamps for color therapy.
what is red?
what is an excoriation?
the epidermis consists of the stratum corneum, stratum basale, stratum granulosum, stratum spinosum and _______.
what is the stratum lucidum?
benefits of this treatment include stimulates tissues and increases blood flow and oxygenation, assists in product penetration, and uses a science called sonophoresis.
what is ultrasound technology?
this causes the acid mantel and barrier function not as healthy in dry skin.
what is a lack of lipids?
this term refers to ingredients designed to dissolve keratin on the surface of the skin.
what are enzymes?
what is a tumor?