General Questions
The form handed to the client during check-in to be filled out for the service provider to thoroughly look over before beginning the service.
Client Intake Form
Pregnancy and breastfeeding contraindications.
Salicylic Acid, chemical peels, Retinol, all electrotherapy
A routine of daily/weekly products the client uses under the direction of an esthetician to better help them achieve their skin goals.
Homecare routine/regimen
Condition of the body in need of water (hydration)
Dehydration
A form to accompany the Client Intake Form to allow the client to review all required information and risks associated with the service followed by client initials and signature before starting the service.
Consent Form(s)
Specialized branch of skincare that adapts traditional esthetic treatments to safely support people undergoing or recovering from cancer treatments.
Oncology Esthetics
Shiny t-zone and dry/dehydrated cheeks.
Combination Skin
Causes skin to become drier and flushed with redness.
Excessive alcohol use.
Recent UV (sun) exposure, sun burn, tanning, etc...
Derivative of Aspirin commonly used in acne skin treatments.
Salicylic Acid
Used on the skin to lighten (bleach) unwanted skin pigmentation but has been listed as a carcinogenic.
Hydroquinone
Asphyxiates the blood vessels and cuts off oxygen to the cells, as well as accelerates the look of skin aging.
Smoking/vaping
Area of Client Intake Form that helps establish possible skin concerns/goals due to physiological skin changes.
Clint age range
Pain in joints, photosensitivity, dry skin, eyes, and mouth, as well as mandatory cooperation with all FDA monthly testing. Must 6+ months off to receive skin treatments.
Accutane (Isotretinoin)
Skin condition in which the skin barrier has been damaged/compromised and can take weeks or months to get back to normal.
Sensitized skin
A yearly skin check with a Dermatologist to monitor skin growths and lesions and to catch early signs of skin malignancies.
Skin Scan
Information to gather on Client Intake Form that helps build client/esthetician relationship by sending the client a special note via email/SMS once a year.
Client birth day and month
Medical skin condition diagnosed by a Dermatologist while an esthetician offers symptom management with calming and soothing products
Rosacea
Main causes of Melasma
Hormones including those from birth control pills, HRT, and pregnancy
Hormone that can worsen acne, eczema, rosacea, psoriasis, dryness, dullness, and accelerate skin aging by increasing sebum, impairing the skin barrier, reducing collagen, and promoting inflammation.
Cortisol