Anatomy & Physiology
This outermost layer of the epidermis is primarily made of kertinocytes and provides the body's main protective barrier
Stratum corneum
This level of decontamination significantly reduces the number of microorganisms but does not kill bacterial spores
Disinfection
A chronic inflammatory skin condition characterized by redness, flushing, and sometimes visible blood vessels
Rosacea
The first and most crucial step in any esthetic service, where the esthetician gathers information about the clients skin and goals
Client Consultation
This general term refers to a cot would make a particular treatment inadvisable
Contraindications
This layter of the skin contains collagen and elastin, giving skin its strength and elasticity
Dermis
The highest level of decontamination, which kills all microorganisms, including bacterial spores
Sterilization
White, pearly what's that are commonly found on the face and are caused by trapped sebum and dead skin cells
Milia
This form oulines potential risks and benefits of a treatment and requires the clients signature before proceeding
Informed consent form
A client who s recently undergopne this type of p[professional exfoliation should generally avoid deep cleansing facials or harsh product
Chemical peel
These glands produce sebum and are found in the dermis, often associated with hair follicles
Sebaceous glands
This governmental agency regulates and enforces safety and health standards in the workplace, including the use of MSDS
OSHA (Occupational safety and Health Administration
Highly contagious fungal infection that often appears as a red, scaly, ring shaped patch
Tinea corporus
Maintaining this professional standard means not discussing client information with others
Confidentiality
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Any facial treatment
The two main types of seat glands found in the skin are eccrine and these
Apocrine glands
This type of bacteria grows in clusters and is responsible for pus-forming infections
Staphylococci
Viral infection causes recurring cluster of small, fluid-filled blisters, commonly known as cold sores
Herpes simplex virus (HSV)
When a client presents with a condition outside the scopt of an estheticians practice, the appropriate action is
Referral to a medical professional
A client currently taking this oral acne medication, often known by the brand name accutane, is usually contraindicated for waxing or harsh exfoliation
Isotetinoin
This muscle is responsible for goosebumps and attaches to the hair follicle
Arrector pili muscle
In case of a blood exposure incident, the first step for a esthetician is to immediately do this
Stop the service and put on gloves
Non-contagious autoimmune disease characterized by silvery scales on red patches of skin, often on the elbows and knees
Psoriasis
Fitzpatrick Scale is used by estheticians to assess this important aspect of a client's skin
Skin type and its reaction to sun exposure
Pregnancy, pacemakers, and epilepsy are all contraindications for the use of this category of estheritc equipment
Electrical modalities/devices