Skin Types & Conditions
Skin that has an even pore distribution and smooth texture.
What is normal healthy skin?
A product used to clean the skin.
What is a cleanser?
The first step in any facial service.
What is cleansing the skin?
A light, stroking massage movement.
What is effleurage?
The form filled out before a facial service.
What is a client intake form?
Skin that is flaky or dry with small pores.
What is dry skin?
An exfoliating product that removes dead skin cells.
What is a scrub or exfoliant?
This step may involve warm air to open pores.
What is steaming?
A kneading movement used to stimulate underlying tissue.
What is petrissage?
This is reviewed to identify allergies and medications.
What is the client consultation form?
Skin that appears shiny with large pores.
What is oily skin?
A thicker product applied to hydrate or draw impurities from the skin.
What is a mask?
Performed to remove blackheads and clogged pores.
What is extraction?
A light tapping movement.
What is tapotement?
You must avoid massaging clients with this condition.
What is high blood pressure or skin infection?
A common skin condition characterized by clogged pores and breakouts.
What is acne?
This product is used to rebalance pH and remove residue.
What is a toner or astringent?
Final step to protect the skin after a facial.
What is moisturizer and sunscreen?
A massage movement that includes gently shaking.
What is vibration?
Disposable tools or implements must be this after use.
What is discarded properly?
This condition causes redness and sensitivity, often across the cheeks.
What is rosacea?
An ingredient commonly used to treat acne.
What is salicylic acid or benzoyl peroxide?
Facials should be customized based on this.
What is the client's skin type/condition?
The technique that improves circulation and product absorption.
What is facial massage?
Use this to sanitize nonporous tools.
What is an EPA-registered disinfectant/Barbicide?