Skin Types
Dry skin can be described as
small pores and flaky areas
This acid promotes drying and cellular turnover
During which phase of a facial should the products used be incorporated into the client's home-care routine
Decrease
Skin analysis process is based on
Look, touch, ask
Provides light and magnification to closely examine the surface of the skin
Magnifying lamp
Larger pores in the T-zone area of the face
Combination
Used to dry, exfoliate and help in killing bacteria
Benzoyl Peroxide
What is the goal of the increase phase
Improve skin function and texture
Verifying answers on the client intake form is performed during which step
Ask
Uses different colors to indicate various conditions of the skin
Wood's lamp
Choose a cleanser that is pH-balanced with lip replacement for this type
Dry
An AHA that breaks bonds connecting skin cells together
Glycolic Acid
Desquamation during the increase phase benefits all of the following skin conditions:
During this step of the skin analysis method, the esthetician applies pressure on various parts of the body to test for sensitivity
Touch
Orange
Choose a light-textured moisturizer that increases water hydration for this type
Oily
Considered an oral therapy
Erythromycin
What is the purpose for using hydration during the Balance phase of skincare
Ensure proper water content within the skin
Skin assessments and Recommendation System has four parts including Observe, Analyze, Treat and
Teach
Allows the esthetician to see the client's skin and the client see their reflection in a magnifying mirror simultaneously
Skin scope
Presents small pores that may be medium in throughout the T-zone
Normal
Dehydrated