waxing exam recap L2

How should your work area be set up for a waxing treatment?

• clean, tidy, well ventilated, stimulated music, soft lighting

• clean, tidy, well ventilated, relaxing music, good lightning

• clean, tidy, no ventilation, relaxing music, soft lighting

• clean, tidy, well ventilated, stimulating music, good lighting

A skin sensitivity test should be conducted to

• prevent injury and ensure motor nerves are responding correctly.

• postpone injury and ensure motor nerves are responding correctly.

• stop injury and ensure sensory nerves are responding correctly.

• mask injury and ensure sensory nerves are responding correctly.

which wax is the most beneficial for coarse hair growth?

• warm wax

• cool wax

• cream wax

• hot wax

what are the disadvantages of threading?

• skill is needed and breakages are possible

• bruising/skin damage and its expensive

• only removes surface hair and is not effective

• not suitable for most skin types

severe varicose veins require medical referral before a waxing treatment to avoid

• allergy to product

• blisters developing

• spread of infection

• further damage

the following contra-indication will prevent a waxing treatment

• hairy moles

• abnormal hair growth

• thin or fragile skin

• bruising

the dermis is

• below the subcutaneous layer

• the bottom layer of the skin

• the middle layer of skin

• on top of the epidermis

the skin regulates heat through

• vasodialation and sebum production

• sweating and sebum production

• sebum and arrector pili muscle relaxation

• arrector pili muscle contraction and sweating

sensory messages from the skin are interpreted through which system?

• nervous

• integumentary

• limbic

• endocrine

sebum production onto the skin's surface is known as

• excretion

• toning

• cleansing

• secretion