Sanitation
Hair Removal
Facials
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100

what does SMA stand for?

sanitary maintenance area

100

what angle do you apply the wax with the wax stick.

45 degree 

100

how do you perform a skin analysis? and what do you want to find?

perform the pre cleanse, and manipulate the skin to find the skin type, conditions and find your treatment plan.

100

on the woods lamp what does blue mean

healthy/normal

100

what does EPA disinfectant kill?

fungi, bacteria, viruses

200

what is a SDS? and what does it do?

Safety data sheet, used to determine info of a product, provides hazard info, how to work with product etc. 

200

what should you do before applying wax to client

test wax 

200

What are all the facial techniques/ movements?

Effleurage, Petrissage, Friction, taptoment, vibration

200

on the woods lamp what does orange/yellow light mean?

acne/bacteria

200

what does intake form, consent form and consultation form consist of?

intake: collects information

consultation: Captures client needs preferences

Release form : signed consent

300

what do you do if a cut or blood exposure happens during service.

stop, clean, treat, clean area, recommend doctor, or if able continue service.


blood safety in back of book

300

How do you test wax temperature?

test on inside of wrist

300

massages stimulate?

muscles and nerves

300

fresheners are best for what skin type?

dry/ sensitive skin

300

what is psoriasis?

condition of thick red patches in the skin

400

anticeptics do what?

kill microorganisms

400

what is epilation and depilation? name examples for each

epilation- removing hair from the follicle, such as waxing and tweezing

depilation- removing hair above the skin, such as shaving or nair

400

name some massage contraindications.

infectious diseases, hypertension, kidney failure, diabetes, sunburn, open wounds etc.

400

what is Couperous skin?

vascular conditions, affects redness in skin, can have distended capillaries. 

400

porous vs nonporous give examples.

A porous surface has pores which allow things to flow through them more readily versus non-porous materials, which have a much tighter cell structure preventing ease of flow. 


Porous: cotton round

non porous: steel table

500

what do astringents do?

dry out the skin
500

what are the stages of hair growth?

anagen: active growth phase

catagen: transition phase

Telogen: Resting stage

500

the woods lamp what does white, fluorescent light show? 

thick corneum layer

500

EPA disinfectant, how long should tools be completely submerged for?

10 minutes

500

what are all the skin types?

normal, dry, oily comination

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