EXTRAS
UV exposure, tanning beds, pollutants, climate, overexfoliation, harsh products, allergies, reactions
what is extrinsic factors
pores difficult to visualize, dull, flaking, blotchy
what is dry
lack of water caused by environment, medications, topical agents, or drinks such as caffeine and alcohol
what is dehydrated
what is type 1
also called a client questionnaire or health history form
what is intake form
sebaceous breakouts from hormonal changes or other factors
what is acne
experiences immediate pigment response, tans easily, burns minimally
what is type 4
overproduction of melanin due to UV exposure, hormones or PIH
what is hyperpigmentation
pregnancy, use of isotretinoin, allergies, pacemakers or heart irregularities, seizures, autoimmune diseases
shiny, pores moderate to large, thick skin, possible open and closed comedones
what is oily
larger follicles due to excess oil and debris trapped
what is enlarged pores
rarely / never burns, tans easily
what is type 6
excess body hair in areas hair is not normally present, PCOS may be a cause for this
what is hirsutism
also known as service record card that records all notes from skin analysis, treatments and products
what is client chart
oil production moderate to high, pores larger in T-zone, possibly dehydrated
what is combination
skin cells and underlying tissue that overproduce and create an area that could be raised or flat, can be present at birth or develop later in life
what is growths
rarely burns, tans easily and significantly
what is type 5
excessive buildup of dead skin cells
what is hyperkeratinization
free radicals, dehydration, genetics, vitamin deficiencies, hormones, aging, pregnancy, menopause
what is intrinsic factors
what is is skin types
smokers can have this condition due to lack of oxygen, clogged pores, wrinkles, dull and lifeless looking
what is asphyxiated
physical reactions such as erythema, edema, itching, stinging, or discomfort
what is sensitivities