Facial & Skin Analysis (Unit 204) Flashcards
Name the three BASIC skin types
- Dry
- Combination
- Oily
Name the skin type:
Partly dry, partly oily.
Combination Skin
Name the skin type:
Lacking in moisture, sebum or both.
Flaky skin patches, fine lines around eyes and mouth.
Dry skin
Name the skin type:
Looks shiny, and skin tends to be coarse and thick with large pores.
Oily skin
Name three skin conditions
- Dehydrated skin
- Mature skin
- Sensitive skin
During a skin analysis, what six things does a therapist look for?
- Muscle tone: poor / average / good
- Contraindications
- Skin Type
- Colour tone
- Skin conditions
- Specific problems
How do you determine the moisture content and elasticity of the skin tissues during a skin analysis?
Pinch test
Why are the results of a skin analysis recorded?
To help the therapist and client formulate the optimum treatment plan for the skin conditions presented.
What is the function of an exfoliant:
- give a deeper cleanse
- remove the build up of dead skin cells
- remove impurities
- improve the appearance and texture of the skin
What are the benefits of toners?
- remove any remaining cleanser
- restore the acid mantle
- refine the pores
- refresh the skin
- balance the PH levels following cleansing