Ch. 14 Fire

Question 0

The Esthetician’s Presentation

Answer 0

1. Appearance and professionalism
2. Good hygiene
3. Dressing professionally
4. Neat appearance
5. Polished image
6. Positive attitude.

Question 1

Why study the treatment room?

Answer 1

To provide a comfortable and clean environment for both the client and technician so that the client’s experience is enjoyable and relaxing.

Question 2

What is the first step in performing services?

Answer 2

Planning and preparing the treatment room for clients.

Question 3

A spa environment is usually more relaxing than a clinical one. What makes it so?

Answer 3

Relaxing colors, music, and decor.

Question 4

Used to analyze the skin and to perform detail work such as tweezing?

Answer 4

Magnifying lamp or light/”Mag” lamp

Question 5

A wet_________should be located in each treatment room for disinfecting tools and equipment.

Answer 5

EPA-registered Disinfectant

Note: An ultraviolet (UV) sanitizer unit does not disinfect tools and is only used for storage.

Question 6

Electric warming device used for soft-wax, paraffin, or hard-wax application. The are usually kept activated during the day for walk-ins or unexpected requests.

Answer 6

Wax Heater

Question 7

A separate room for mixing products and storing supplies. Supplies are kept in clean, covered, labeled containers.

Answer 7

The Dispensary

Question 8

1. Hand cleanser or antibacterial soap for hand washing
2. Face and hand towels
3. Disinfectant to decontaminate implements, equipment, and surfaces
4. Bowls to warm or mix product in; also used to hold cotton pads or other supplies
5. Spatulas to disperse products from jars
6. Fan and mask brushes to apply masks or massage lotions
7. Client headband to protect the hair and hold it out of the way
8. Client gown/wrap for the client to change into
9. Clean sheets/linens/bath towels
10. Blankets to cover the client
11. Finger cots to use during extractions
12. A bed warmer
13. A bolster for back support, placed under the knees
14. A pillow or rolled hand towel for neck support
15. Implements: tweezers; an extraction tool
16. Tongs to handle hot towels and retrieve clean items
17. Distilled water for the steamer
18. Client chart and home-care prescription card/pad
19. Relaxing music
20. Product retail brochures

Answer 8

Facial Supplies

Question 9

Electric Blankets

Answer 9

Go on top of the blankets.

Question 10

1. Cotton 4”x4” pads or single-use sponges to remove product from the skin
2. One pair of vinyl or nitrile gloves (latex is not recommended, as many people are allergic to latex and oil can break down the latex, compromising the protection of the gloves)

Answer 10

Single-Use Items

Question 11

Products

Answer 11

1. Cleansers
2. Exfoliant
3. Mask
4. Face massage cream or lotion
5. Toner or astringent
6. Moisturizer
7. Sunscreens
8. Serums, eye cream, lip balm

Question 12

Part One: Per-Service Procedure

Answer 12

The pre-service is an organized step-by-step plan for making sure your tools,implements, and materials are clean and disinfected; for setting up your facial room; and for meeting, greeting, and escorting your client to your service area.

Question 13

Part Two: Service Procedure

Answer 13

The service procedure is an organized, step-by-step plan for accomplishing the actual service the client has requested such as a basic facial, hair removal, or make-up application.

Question 14

Part Three: Post-Service Procedure

Answer 14

The post-service procedure is an organized step-by-step plan for caring for your client after the procedure has been completed. It details helping your client through the scheduling and payment process and provides information for you on how to prepare for the next client.

Question 15

Room Preparation

Answer 15

It takes approximately 10-15 minutes to set up for a service and 10-15 minutes to clean up after a service.

Question 16

Equipment Preparation

Answer 16

Turn on the wax heater as needed… Miladys (spa is all day)

Question 17

Setting Up Supplies

Answer 17

Wash your hands with soap and warm water before setting up and touching clean items.

Question 18

FYI

Answer 18

A bolster can be a rolled-up towel or blanket in a pillowcase Comfortable pillows are also important to a client’s neck comfort and make a difference in how relaxing the facial is for the client. Check-in with clients to avoid causing neck or back pain from uncomfortable positions.

Question 19

The study of adapting work conditions to suit the worker.

Answer 19

Ergonomics

Question 20

Arrange the cart or counter as ______ to the facial table as possible.

Answer 20

Close

Question 21

Cleaning and then disinfecting with an appropriated EPA-registered disinfectant.

Answer 21

Decontamination Method 1

Question 22

Cleaning and then sterilizing

Answer 22

Decontamination Method 2

Question 23

Multi-use items and tools such as brushes, tweezers, and comedone extractors.

Answer 23

Implements

Question 24

Soiled items such as gloves and extraction supplies must be placed in a sealable plastic bag and then in a covered waste container or biohazard container. Also known as?

Answer 24

Single-Use Items

Question 25

When do you refill containers, supplies, and the steamer?

Answer 25

End-of-the-day Checklist

Question 26

The three R’s of waste reduction

Answer 26

Reduce, Reuse, Recycle; Precycling by buying less is the first step in reducing waste. This helps save money and storage space. Be creative with displays and use what you have on hand or can reuse later when buying things. Reducing plastic materials and switching to glass is another easy way to help green up the facility. Glass can be recycled much easier than plastic.