Review Questions VIII Chapter 13 Flashcards
The category of oils that helps destroy bacteria and heal skin eruptions is called?
Antiseptic
Contraindications for performing an advanced treatment:
Sunburn
Fungal infections
High blood pressure
A natural substance that relieves pain either by relaxing muscles or reducing pain signals to the brain is?
Analgesic
What concentration of glycol acids used in superficial chemical peels?
30%
The fragrance group that distinct doors like vanilla, cinnamon, ginger and nutmeg belongs to?
Modern blend
Phytotherapy preparations used for cosmetic purposes are known as?
Phytocosmetics
What is the time frame of a person lying still on the bed and being wrapped?
30 to 60 minutes
Which natural substances fights harmful oxidation which leads to free radical attack?
Antioxidant
Which method of extracting essential oils from raw plant materials uses a chemical solvent, such as petroleum or ether, to leach the aromatic component form an ingredient?
Extraction
Which term means “to peel” in french?
Gomage
What two principles give wraps the ability to create temporary tightness?
Absorption and compaction
The category of fragrance that encompasses many men’s fragrances is called?
Wood Blend
Which is NOT an alternate name for effusion therapy?
Balneotherapy
A neutral oil used to dilute an essential oil is called?
Carrier oil
Which one is created by boiling goose herbs in water?
Decoctions