Chapter Two pt. 1

What should a lash artist do if a client develops symptoms of an infection?

• Apply more lash extensions

• Continue with the service

• Diagnose the client

• Recommend they see a healthcare professional

What is Allergic Conjunctivitis caused by?

• Bacterial infection

• Chemical burn from lash glue

• Poor hygiene

• Exposure to allergens

What symptom is NOT associated with Blepharitis?

• Crust or gooey substance on the lash line

• Red and itchy eyes

• Inflammation of the lash follicle

• Fluttery eyes

How contagious is Conjunctivitis (Pink Eye)?

• Very contagious

• Not contagious

• Only contagious to sensitive individuals

• Slightly contagious

What is the main cause of a Chemical Burn during a lash extension service?

• Not using any tape

• Using expired lash glue

• Cyanoacrylate in lash adhesive

• Allergic reaction to the lash extensions

What should NOT be done if a client experiences a Chemical Burn?

• Seek medical help

• Take hot steamy showers

• Apply a cold press

• Flush the eye with cold water

What is a stye caused by?

• Exposure to allergens

• Allergic reaction

• Bacterial infection of the sebaceous glands

• Chemical burn

What should be done if a client has fluttery eyes during the service?

• Continue as normal

• Apply more glue

• Cancel the service

• Use tape to tape down their eyelids

How can lash mites be treated?

• With over-the-counter eyelid scrubs

• Ignoring them as they are harmless

• Applying lash extensions to cover them

• Tea tree oil and seeking professional help

What is NOT a symptom of an allergic reaction to lash extensions?

• Puffy eyes

• Redness and swelling

• Crust on the lash line

• Itching