Esthetics Final Flashcards
An enzyme that works with hydrochloric acid to break down proteins.
Proteases/Pepsin
3 examples of promotional literature
Billboards, brochures, flyers
What is the first step to prepare the skin for a makeup application?
Wash and sanitize hands
What effect will the use of topical steroid medications have on the skin?
Increased sensitivity
The 3 phases of hair growth
Anagen, catagen, then telogen
What is the title given to the process of using the same infection control practices on all clients?
Universal precautions
What muscle controls the closing of the eyelids?
Orbicularis Oculi
What is hacking?
Tapotement; applied with the edge of the little fingers using loose wrists
An advisor on borrowing money, signing rental agreements and assuming tax responsibilities is a(n)?
A laywer
What is a highly infectious disease that affects the liver?
HBV
A Direct High Frequency treatment is best suited for which skin type?
Oily or acneic skin
How do you determine the highest part of the arch when designing or shaping eyebrows?
Align the peak with the outside of the iris
Tools and instruments used to puncture or invade the skin must be sterilized or:
Disposable
The practice of proper ventilation, lighting, disinfection, and storage of food are all part of _____ hygiene
Public Hygiene
What machine uses a very aggressive exfoliating procedure that requires advanced training?
Microdermabrasion
All massage movements
Effleurage, petrissage, tapotement, friction, vibration
What is the recommended timeline for follow-up calls and notes?
24 hours
All three types of burns and which layers they affect.
1st degree burn (affects the epidermis),
2nd degree burn (affects the dermis and epidermis),
3rd degree burn (affects the subcutaneous layer and beyond)
The nerve that extends to the ear and to the area from the top of the head to the temple is called:
Auriculo Temporal Nerve
Which type of systemic medication is used to kill and prevent the growth of bacteria?
Antibiotics
All 5 phases of service and their purpose
1 - Greeting - exchange greeting, establish a rapport, build trust
2 - Ask, Analyze, Asses - offer professional advice
3 - Agreement - clarify client expectations and desired results, gain agreement between client and estheticiain
4 - Delivery - shift emphasis from consultation to action, perform the service
5 - Completion - conclude the service, make recommendations for home care regime, rebook next service
What section of the client consultation form asks for basic data that can be used to offer marketing promotions?
Medical History
It is recommended that you explain the treatment, the products to be used and price of the service during which service phase?
Agreement
The two types of treatments that involve the use of Galvanic Current are desincrustation and:
Iontophoresis
Cosmetic surgery performed to reshape the nose is called:
A rhinoplasty
What percentage of your daily nutrient intake should account for carbohydrates?
45% - 65%
Soft, downy hair on the body at birth is called:
Lenuga
What are the two most complex organs?
The brain and the eyes
The degree of exfoliation during microdermabrasion depends on what factors?
Number of passes over the skin, degree of crystal spray, and number of treatments performed
What medication is prescribed for severe, disfiguring cases of acne and certain other skin diseases?
Accutane
What cosmetic product adds colour and texture to the lips?
Lipstick
What does the orbicularis oculi do?
A muscle that closes the eyelid
When an overload occurs, which device is designed to break the flow of a current?
Circuit breaker
What is active listening?
Careful listening and observation of of non-verbal cues
Tone of voice, inflection, and _____ play an important role in verbal communication
Rate of speech
How do you benefit bulging eyes with makeup?
Contour the protruding lid, use eyeliner to outline the eye with heavy shadows in the crease
The study of chemical reactions, such as growth, reproduction, and respiration, that occur within a living organism is called:
Organic chemistry
What is rod shaped bacteria called?
Bacilli
Emollients in products are generally found in concentrations ranging between what percentages?
2% - 10%
What method for obtaining essential oils uses a chemical solvent to leach the aromatic component from an ingredient?
Extraction
What term is another name for a vacuum or suction attachment?
Ventouse
The auricularis posterior muscle is located where?
Originates at the mastoid processor; a section of the skull just behind the ear
Why does the client change into a smock or gown before a facial?
To protect the skin and clothing
What cells are located in the dermis and respond to allergies by releasing histamine?
Mast cells
What are the functions of lymph?
The removal of excess fluid from body tissues
Absorptions of fatty acids and subsequent transport of fat, chyle, to the circulatory system
Production of immune cells (etc. lymphocytes, monocytes, and antibody producing cells called plasma cells)
The occipital artery supplies blood to the:
Back of the scalp and sternocleidomastoid muscles
Which massage movement uses circular or wringing movements with no gliding?
Petrissage - Wringing
Creams or ointments used to promote rapid cell turnover and exfoliation are referred to as:
Keratolytic meds
What is the largest bone in the facial skeleton?
Mandible
The muscles that cause the thumb to move toward the fingers, giving the ability to grasp or make or make a fist are the:
Opponens
What skin condition exhibits a lack of moisture characterized by superficial dryness, flakiness, and fine lines?
Dehydration
Which massage movement is carried out with the pads of the fingertips or the palms of the hands?
Effleurage
What is another name for a microlipoinjection?
Fat injection
The system that supplies nutrients to the body is:
Circulatory system, vascular system
The method of water therapy in which the client is sprayed with water, seawater, or mineral water infused with herbs or essential oils is called:
Affusion therapy
Diseases that contaminate through blood-to-blood or body fluid transmission are referred to as:
Bloodborne pathogens
The cervical nerve that extends into the side and front of the neck to the breastbone is known as the:
Cervical cutaneous
Products used arrest or prevent the growth of microorganisms on the skin are called:
Antiseptics
A thick cream or salve made from the combination of herbs and petroleum is called a(n):
Ointment
Short-range goals identify where you would like your career to be in the next _____ year(s)
5
The applied science that deals with healthy living is:
Hygiene
What is the liquid part of a solution called?
Solvent
Which unit measures how much electrical energy is being used?
Watt
Motor function, muscle movement, and balance are all responsibilities of which part of the brain?
Cerebellum
What is a method of hair removal that requires the technician to insert a small needle into each hair follicle?
Electrolysis
How should blush be applied to achieve a soft, subtle effect?
Apple of the cheek and no further down than the tip of the nose
Do contact lenses need to be removed before a lash extension or lash tinting experience?
No, but to decrease chance of irritation they should be removed
Can lash curlers be used on lash extensions?
No, it can cause crimping or breakage on the lashes
Do lash extensions make your natural lashes fall out?
If done correctly, no.
Can eyelash extensions be made from several materials including mink, synthetic, or horse hairs?
Yes
What is the hair growth stage where cell division stops?
Catagen