HAIR REMOVAL HISTORY AND CAREERS
ART OF HAIR REMOVAL THAT ORIGINATED IN SOUTH ASIA/ MIDDLE EAST
THREADING
SKIN FUNCTIONS ACRONYM
P-PROTECTION
A-ABSORPTION
S-SECRETION
S- SENSATION
E- EXCRETION
R- heat REGULATION
TYPE OF TEST DONE PRIOR TO A SERVICE TO ASSESS SKIN REACTION AND CLIENT COMFORT.
PATCH TEST
SINGLE CELLED ORGANISMS THAT HAVE BOTH PLANT AND ANIMAL CHARACTERISTICS
BACTERIA
REMOVAL OF THE HAIR FOLLICLE BY ENTIRELY SEPARATING THE HAIR BULB FROM THE DERMAL PAPILLA.
EPILATION
PROCESS OF CELL REPRODUCTION THAT OCCURS WHEN THE CELLS DIVIDE INTO 2 IDENTICAL DAUGHTER CELLS
MITOSIS
ACQUIRED OVERPRODUCTION OF MELANIN OR IRREGULAR DISPERSION OF PIGMENT AFTER SKIN INFLAMMATION OR INJURY. MORE FREQUENTLY AFFECTS FITZPATRICK 4-6
PIH (POST-INFLMMATORY HYPERPIGMENTATION)
TYPES OF INFECTIOUS STAPH BACTERIA THAT ARE HIGHLY RESISTANT TO CONVENTIONAL TREATMENTS SUCH AS ANTIBIOTICS.
MRSA (METHICILLIN-RESISTANT STYPHLOCOCUS AUREUS)
REMOVAL OF HAIR AT OR NEAR THE SKIN'S SURFACE
DEPILATION
SWEAT GLAND IS ALSO CALLED:
SUDORIFEROUS GLAND
THE FORMATION OF SUPUERFICIAL MACULES FROM DAMAGE TO CAPILLARIES- MOST SEEN IN FITZPATRICK 1-3
PIE (POST-INFLAMMATORY ERYTHEMA)
BLOODBORNE VIRUS THAT CAUSES DISEASES AND CAN DAMAGE THE LIVER
HEPATITIS
ONLY METHOD OF PERMANENT HAIR REMOVAL RECOGNIZED BY THE FDA
ELECTROLYISIS
SEBACEOUS GLAND ALSO KNOWN AS:
OIL GLAND
CHARACTERIZED BY AN ACCUMULATION OR DEPRESSION OF MATERIAL ON THE SKIN'S SURFACE, SUCH AS A SCAB OR AN ULCER
SECONDARY LESIONS
ORGANISMS THAT GROW, FEED AND SHELTER ON OR INSIDE ANOTHER ORGANISM
PARASITES
CHEMICAL SUBSTANCE SPREAD ON THE SKIN TO DISSOLVE HAIR AT THE SURFACE AND JUST BELOW THE STRATUM CORNEUM
DEPILATORY
LAYERS OF THE EPIDERMIS FROM OUTERMOST TO INNERMOST.
COME- stratum CORNEUM
LET'S- stratum LUCIDUM
GET- stratum GRANULOSUM
SUN- stratum SPINOSUM
BURNED- Basal Layer (stratum GERMINATIVUM)
GENERALIZED TERM FOR ANY INFLAMMATORY SKIN CONDITION
DERMATITIS
RINGWORM IS AN EXAMPLE FO WHAT KIND OF INFECTION?
FUNGAL INFECTION