Facials
What is the main goal of a facial?
To improve skin health and appearance
What does waxing do?
Removes hair from the root
What is the largest organ in the body?
Skin
What is the hard part of the nail called?
The nail plate
What does a lash lift do?
Curls the natural lashes upward.
Who benefits from clay masks?
Oily or acne prone skin
How long should hair be for effective waxing?
About 1/4 inch
What does SPF stand for?
Sun protection factor
What is a purpose of a base coat?
To protect the natural nail and help polish stick
How long do lash extensions typically last?
2 to 3 weeks before needing a fill.
What does exfoliation do?
Removes dead skin cells
Whats the main difference between soft and hard wax?
Soft wax uses strips and hard wax doesn't
What is a common ingredient in chemical peels?
Glycolic acid
What is cuticle remover used for?
To soften and remove dead skin around the nail.
What is brow lamination?
A treatment that smooths and sets brow hairs in place.
Target skin concerns like aging or dryness
what skin reaction is a sign of a wax allergy or sensitivity?
Severe redness, itching or hives
What skin condition is caused by overactive sebaceous glands?
Acne
What causes nail polish to chip quickly?
Skipping base/top coat or applying thick layers.
Can you get your lashes wet right after a lift or extensions?
No, avoid water for 24–48 hours.
How often should you get a facial?
Every 4-6 weeks
Why is it important to hold the skin taut during wax?
Reduce pain and prevent bruising or skin lifting
What is the benefit of lymphatic drainage massage?
Reduces puffiness and improves circulation
What is the white, half-moon shape at the base of the nail called?
The lunula.
What’s the main risk of improper lash extension application?
Damage to natural lashes or eye irritation.