waxing theory
Product knowledge
facials
Kboc
skin disorders
100

Soft wax has to be applied in what direction?

With the growth of the hair. In a 45 degree angel

100

What is AHA and BHA

Alpha Hydroxy Acid, Beta Hydroxy Acid

100

Which of the following descriptions identifies the last step of a facial treatment service?

Protect

100

Which agency approves the efficacy of products used for infection control?

EPA 

100

A plugged sebaceous gland with an opening that is not widely dilated is called a closed comedo or a(n):

blackhead

200

What are the contraindications for a facial wax?

Exfoliating acids (AHA, BHA, Retinol, chemical peels, sun burn, chemo)

200

What circadia products exfoliate by dissolving dead skin?

Coco enzyme, raspberry enzyme, zymas enzyme and caviar lime enzyme.

200

During which stage of a facial procedure does steaming occur?

after applying the exfoliant

200

Chemical burns should be treated by

removing or neutralizing as much chemical as possible

200

A common pigmentation disorder in pregnant women is known as melasma or:

Chloasma

300

What are the 3 cycles of hair growth?

Anagen (active growth), Catagen (transitional), and Telogen (resting)

300

If a client comes in with oily, acne/congested skin what mask are you going to use? 

Charcoal or green tea mask

300

What two facial treatments could be recommended for a client with uneven skin color, hyperpigmentation or UV damage?

skin-brightening and anti-aging

300

What is the proper way to store bleach?

away from heat and light

300

A common, harmless skin condition that causes dry, rough patches and tiny bumps on the upper arms, thighs, cheeks or buttocks is called:

keratosis pilaris

400

What temp. should your hard and soft wax be kept at?

hard wax should be between 125°F and 150°F. While soft strip wax should be cooler, around 98°F to 130°F.

400

Describe tyrosinase inhibitor.

Lightening agents that help stop the body from producing melanin so they can work on lifting the hyperpigmentation areas on the face. 

400

Conditions that prevent treatment are referred to as:

contraindications

400

To avoid burning a client with an exfoliation or peeling treatment, a patch test can be performed on the inside of the client’s arm or:

behind the ear

400

Dry, tight skin with flakiness is known as xerosis or:

asteatosis

500

What an alternative service if a client has contraindications to waxing. 

Threading and tweezing. 

500

list out all the cleansers and describe them.

Vitamin veil-oil based

micro honey- exfoliating beads. 

amondola- cream based w/lactic acid

nourish - cream, no acids 

lipid-gel based

mandelic- mandolic acid to brighten skin

salicylic- acne


500

To help remove dead skin or blemishes, a hot towel can be used to soften what layer of the skin?

stratum corneum

500

A difference between viruses and bacterial infections is:

bacterial infections have larger sub-particles

500

An abnormal membranous sac containing a gaseous, liquid or semi-solid substance is known as a(n):

cyst