Ch. 11: Hair Removal Flashcards
Waxing, shaving, and chemical depilatories are all examples of ____ hair removal.
temporary
The stage in which the hair begins to destroy itself as it disconnects from the papilla is called:
catagen phase
What is the phase in which the hair sheds, the follicle rests and prepares to resume to the anagen phase?
telogen phase
True or False: Chemical depilatories remove hair by decomposing the papilla
false
What method may be used to remove unwanted hair from smaller areas and can be very beneficial in finishing the eyebrow design?
tweezing
What type of wax is ideal for small areas and thinner, more sensitive skin?
hard wax
Blend, Galvanic, and thermolysis are all methods of ____.
electrolysis
A burst of energy destroys hair bulbs in which hair removal method?
photo-epilation hair removal
There is an (increased or decreased) risk of burning or scarring in photo-epilation hair removal.
decreased
What product sanitizes skin prior to the waxing service and removes buildup on the body from deodorants, body lotions and oils?
antiseptic preparation
(Low or High) blood pressure is a contraindication to waxing.
High
What should be the first step taken in a basic waxing procedure?
wash and sanitize hands
To prepare the client’s skin for a waxing procedure, apply a(n):
antiseptic
For a hair removal service, apply wax with a clean spatula in what direction?
in the direction of the hair growth
When removing the strip during a waxing procedure, pull skin taut and remove the strip quickly in what direction?
in the opposite direction of the hair growth
The hair follicle originates in the ___ where it is rooted in the papilla bulb.
dermis
What is excessive growth of hair on various areas of the body as a result of hormonal imbalances known as?
Hirsutism
What is excessive hair growth that is genetically determined and occurs
anywhere on the body?
Hypertrichosis
hair that grows on the scalp
Capilli
thick, course hair that grows on the face to
form a beard
barba
eyelash hair
Cilia