Skin Types & Conditions
This external factor is the primary cause of premature skin aging, leading to the development of fine lines, wrinkles, and age spots.
Sun damage
Retinoids are often used to treat various skin concerns, but they are not typically recommended for addressing this common skin type, characterized by both oily and dry areas.
Combination skin
This hair removal method should be avoided by clients who are using skin-thinning medications, such as Differin or Renova, due to potential skin irritation or damage.
Waxing
This primary objective of a client consultation ensures that the treatment provided is tailored to their unique skin type and concerns.
To determine the appropriate treatment for the client.
This plant-derived oil, known for its moisturizing properties, has a moderate comedogenic rating, which means it has a low potential for causing pore congestion.
Almond oil
These skin concerns are caused by a buildup of debris, oil, and dead skin cells, resulting in visible black spots on the skin.
Open comedones
To address the specific needs of dry and mature skin types during a massage, estheticians should select this type of product, which provides rich moisture and nourishment.
Massage cream
This popular skin care ingredient, commonly found in products targeting acne and exfoliation, should be avoided by clients who are allergic to aspirin.
Salicylic acid
This skin type has a balanced oil production and is least prone to experiencing acne breakouts or blemishes.
Normal skin
These types of skincare products help to improve skin hydration by attracting water, while remaining oil-free and suitable for various skin types.
Hydrators
This internal factor, which we inherit from our parents, influences our skin type, pigmentation, and susceptibility to certain skin conditions.
Genetics
This Fitzpatrick skin type is characterized by fair skin that easily freckles, but has difficulty tanning and is highly susceptible to sunburns.
Fitzpatrick skin type 1
This hair removal method should be avoided for clients who are currently taking oral steroids, as it may lead to increased skin sensitivity and potential complications.
Waxing
This essential document, signed by the client prior to treatment, protects the esthetician from legal liability resulting from the treatment.
Consent form
This term refers to products labeled by the skin care industry, rather than the FDA, which often blend cosmetics with pharmaceutical-grade ingredients to deliver targeted results
Cosmeceuticals
This common modern habit has led to the development of new topical treatments aimed at addressing resulting skin concerns in the neck and décolleté area.
Cell phone use (tech neck)
What skin type is ideal for receiving Vitamin C Treatments?
Mature Skin
This ingredient would NOT be ideal for treating the neck and décolleté area.
Alpha Hydroxy Acids
In a typical spa or salon setting, you would find personalized recommendations for at-home skin care products recorded on this document.
Service record card
Federal regulations outline specific requirements for cosmetic labeling, such as listing ingredients and warning statements. However, one exception is the need to detail the individual components of this product element:
Fragrance
This unhealthy lifestyle choice can lead to sedentary habits and an internal effect on the skin.
Incorporating a mask into your routine can provide this triple benefit:
Hydrating, nourishing, and soothing the skin
Isotretinoin, a potent oral medication for treating acne, requires patients to wait for a minimum duration of time after completing the treatment before receiving certain skin treatments, such as waxing or chemical peels. This waiting period is typically how long?
Six months
Before beginning a thorough skin analysis, an esthetician should always start by reviewing this document, which provides essential information about the client's overall health and any existing conditions.
Consulting the client's health history questionnaire.
Exfoliants offer many benefits for the skin, such as improving texture and cell turnover. However, they do not serve this purpose:
Keeping pores clean by dissolving makeup and dirt.