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MILADY - ESTHETICS > PART 4: ESTHETICS/ CHAPTER 16: Facial Massage > Flashcards

PART 4: ESTHETICS/ CHAPTER 16: Facial Massage Flashcards

1
Q

What action should you NOT use on the center of the neck?

A

Pressing down

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2
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What part of the body should you avoid tapping because tapping in that area will feel unpleasant to the client?

A

Jawbone

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3
Q

What is feathering ?

A

Term , for the slowing-down movements at the end of a massage.

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4
Q

What is true about the décolleté?

A

That is where you begin your massage procedure.

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5
Q

How many milliliters of product should you use on the facial area?

A

5

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6
Q

What is acupressure?

A

Oriental technique of applying pressure to specific body points.

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7
Q

What is chucking?

A

Grasping flesh in one hand while the other hands holds the limb.

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8
Q

Why is the Dr. Jacquet movement beneficial to oily skin?

A

It helps move sebum out of the follicles and up to the skin’s surface.

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9
Q

What is effleurage?

A

Light, continuous stroking movements.

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10
Q

What is friction?

A

Deep rubbing movement

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11
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What is NOT a variation of friction?

A

Effleurage

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12
Q

What is fulling?

A

Form of petrissage

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13
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What is hacking?

A

Chopping movement performed with the edges of the hands.

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14
Q

What is a characteristic of manual lymph drainage?

A

Gentle, rhythmic pressure.

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15
Q

What is the term for the manual or mechanical manipulation of the body by using movements to increase metabolism and circulation, among other effects?

A

Massage

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16
Q

What improves overall metabolism and activates sluggish skin?

A

Massage

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17
Q

What should be performed for approximately 10 to 15min during a facial?

A

Facial massage

18
Q

What must estheticians be in order to perform deep tissue work?

A

Licensed massage therapist (LMTs)

19
Q

Where should massage movements begin?

A

Insertion

20
Q

What do inflamed acne, open lesions, and sunburn have in common?

A

Massage is contraindicated for clients with these conditions.

21
Q

When should you avoid vigorous massage?

A

When a client has arthritis or other pain.

22
Q

When should you advise a client with reservations about facial massage to speak with a physician?

A

Before performing massage

23
Q

What type of movements are used in petrissage?

A

Kneading

24
Q

Where do you apply pressure when performing reflexology?

A

Feet

25
Q

What is rolling?

A

Pressing and twisting tissues using a back-and-forth movements.

26
Q

What is NOT a type of movement characteristic of tapotement

A

Kneading

27
Q

What is a form of acupressure?

A

Shiatsu

28
Q

What part of the estheticians body must be kept flexible during slapping to ensure that the palms come into proper contact with the body?

A

Wrists

29
Q

What type of movements are used in vibration?

A

Rapid shaking

30
Q

When do the body’s reflex receptors increase blood and lymph flow, resulting in a state of relaxation?

A

When touch is sensed by the body

31
Q

What does the central nervous system trigger when affected by massage?

A

Relaxation

32
Q

To whom should you refer a client who wants a full body massage?

A

Licensed massage therapist

33
Q

What information can be found by referring to licensing regulations?

A

Scope of practice

34
Q

What should you do during effleurage in order to avoid scratching the client?

A

Avoid using the ends of your fingertips

35
Q

What is true of tapotement?

A

It is the most stimulating form of massage.

36
Q

How long should vibration be used on any one spot of the body?

A

No more than a few seconds.

37
Q

What is true of the left and right sides of the areas being massaged?

A

Movements should be duplicated on both the right and left sides

38
Q

What everyday movement is somewhat similar to the Dr. Jacquet movement?

A

Squeezing the peel of an orange to make juice spray out

39
Q

Why should the Dr. Jacquet movement be avoided on areas of the skin that are infected or irritated?

A

Too much pressure will rupture follicle walls

40
Q

What type of movements are appropriate when massaging the area of beard growth on male clients?

A

Downward

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