Hair removal

The growth of an unusual amount of hair on parts of the body normally bearing only downy hair is called,

• alopecia areata

• hirsuities

• vellus

• hyperpigmentation

A questionnaire that discloses medicatiions both topical and oral and skin conditions is,

• intake form

• client questionnaire

• Health screening form

• consultation form

medications that are contraindications for a hair removal service include,

• aspirin, birth control

• anti-depressant, benadryl

• tums, aspirin

• retin-A and renova

Removal of hair by an electric current that destroys the growth cells is,

• laser hair removal

• photoepilation

• electrolysis

• depilatory

A caustic alkali preparation that destroys the hair at skin level is,

• sugaring

• bleaching

• depilatory

• chemical hair relaxer

An epilator removes hair,

• at the skin surface

• during the growth phase

• from the top of the follicle

• from the bottom of the follicle

A common eplilator is,

• wax

• depilatory

• bleaching

• shaving

Electrolysis requires a special license

• True

• False

Photoepilation is a temporary form of hair removal

• True

• False

Best removes course, dark hair

• photoepilation

• electrolysis

• laser

• threading