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skin theory
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| The last step in the cleansing process is the application of a_ or tonic lotion. | toner |
| A face wash is best used on clients with_ skin. | oily/combination |
| The very best cleanser for very_ skin is cleansing crème. | dry/mature |
| A facial product that restores the skin's natural PH after cleansing is_. | tonic lotion |
| Among tonic lotions, the lowest alcohol content is found in_. | fresheners |
| The highest alcohol content in tonic lotions is found in_. | astringents |
| An_ is used in the process of peeling and shredding the horny layer of the skin. | exfoliate |
| Almond meal or jojoba bead scrubs are products used for_. | mechanical exfoliation |
| In_, aluminum chloride and other crystals are directed at the skin in order to abrade the stratum corneum. | microdermabrasion |
| Substances in enzyme peels that help speed up the breakdown of keratin, the protein in the skin, are_. | keratolytic enzymes |
| Exfoliants that form a hardened crust on the skin that is then "rolled" off are often called_. | gommage |
| A type of enzyme peel that stays soft during application rather than drying to a crust uses a _ enzyme. | powdered |
| A group of exfoliants called_ are derived largely from fruits. | alphahydroxy acids |
| If a client doe not first use an alphahydroxy product at home for two weeks, an_ in the salon may cause discomfort. | alphahydroxy exfoliation |
| Nourishing crèmes, also called_ are designed for use during the night. | treatment creams |
| _ contain an ingredient that helps the skin retain water. | moisturizers |
| One feature of_ is that they provide complete closure to the environment. | facial mask |
| - masks have no treatment properties. | paraffin |
| - masks stimulate circulation, temporary contract the pores, and are ready to use. | clay |
| A type of facial mask that both warms up and cools down on the skin is the_ mask. | modelage |
| Masks containing_ have a beneficial effect in reducing sebum production. | sulphur |
| To keep paraffin and gypsum/plaster masks from sticking to the skin, you may use_. | gauze |
| Highly concentrated extracts in a water or oil base in single doses are contained in_. | ampules |
| Facials may not be given to clients with_. | acne |
| The massage movement called_ is applied in a light, slow, rhythmic manner without pressure. | effleurage |
| The portion of the muscle at the fixed attachment to an immovable section of he skeleton is the _. | origin |
| The massage movement called_ consists largely of kneading. | petrissage |
| Because massage increases circulation, it should not be performed on clients with_. | high blood pressure |
| The cosmetology is not licensed to massage such areas as the_. | leg above the knee |
| _ in massage required the use of deep, rubbing movements. | friction |
| Mastering massage techniques require knowledge in_. | Anatomy & Physiology |
| Deeper stimulation of the muscles, nerves, and skin glands is produced by_. | petrissage |
| The massage movement called _, or percussion, is a tapping movement. | tapotement |
| Friction movements include _ rolling, and wringing. | chucking |
| You can cause contraction of a muscle if you apply pressure or stimulation to a point on the skin over the muscle, called a _. | motor point |
| _ early in the massage treatment, perform a few manipulations on the proper motor points. | to relax a client |
| A_ is recommended to keep normal skin in optimal condition. | weekly massage |
| A kneading movement used mainly on the arms is _. | fulling |
| hacking | |
| most stimulating | |
| effleurage | |
| plain facial | |
| modalities | |
| electrode | |
| p or plus sign | |
| galvanic current |
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Dani97