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WorksheetsFacials
Total questions: 21
Worksheet time: 11mins
All of the following are reasons for cosmetologists to study facials EXCEPT:
It enables cosmetologists to improve the overall health, condition, and appearance of the client's skin
It enables cosmetologists to recommend skin care products that will help clients achieve their desired results
It allows cosmetologists to offer services that help clients relax and feel better about themselves.
It allows cosmetologists to prescribe medicated products for clients who have adverse skin conditions
A client has extremely small pores throughout the face and skin that is rough, thin, and tight to the touch. What is the client's skin type?
normal
oily
dry
combination
Which characteristics are associated with oily skin types?
overproduction of sebum, clogged pores, and open and closed comedones
enlarged and clogged pores and comedones on the forehead, nose, and chin
insufficient lipid activity and pores that are not visible to the naked eye
few imperfections, no sensitivities, barely visible pores, and a radiant complexion
Flakiness on the cheeks and temples and enlarged pores in the center of the face are signs associated with which skin type?
oily
alipidic
normal
combination
Which skin type has even pore distribution, no greasy areas or flaky skin, few blemishes and a lack of fine lines?
normal
alipidic
oily
combination
What are humectants?
ingredients that block UV rays
ingredients that attract water
ingredients that prevent moisture from leaving the skin
ingredients found in high concentrations
Which treatment is a form of mechanical exfoliation that involves shooting aluminum oxide or other crystals at the skin with a hand-held device in order to remove buildup of dead cells?
petrissage
microdermabrasion
electrotherapy
iontophoresis
What dissoves keratin protein in the surface cells of the skin?
ampoules
enzymes
gommages
humectants
When performing a massage, which technique should be used at the beginning and the end of the massage?
tapotement
petrissage
effleurage
friction
Which type of massage involves bringing the fingertips down against the skin in rapid succession?
vibration
petrissage
tapotement
effleurage
What is petrissage?
a kneading movement performed by lifting, squeezing, and pressing skin tissues with a light, firm pressure
a rubbing movement in which pressure is applied on the skin while the fingers and palms move over underlying structures
s series of light, rapid tapping movements made by the fingertips using even force on the tissue
a quick shaking movement in which the balls of the fingertips are pressed firmly on the application point
A highly stimulating technique that includes a rapid shaking movement while the balls of the fingertips are firmly pressed on the application point is _______?
contraction
percussion
vibration
insertion
In which direction should the muscle be massaged?
from insertion point toward the origin
from the origin toward the insertion point
from the length of one insertion point to the next insertion point
from the end of one origin to the start of the next origin
All of the following are contraindications for electrotherapy treatments EXCEPT _________?
open or broken skin
skin with sun spots
pregnancy
fear of electrical current
Every massage should begin and end with which massage movement?
kneading
friction
petrissage
effleurage
Client intake forms are also called ______?
consultation cards
service record forms
consent forms
client charts
Clients release their cosmetologist from liability by signing the ________.
service record form
client intake form
consent form
client questionnaire
During a client consultation, what determines the client's skin type, skin condition, and treatment needs?
health history
intake form
skin care regimen
skin analysis
A condition that prevents clients from having certain treatments and procedures or using certain products because it causes unwanted side effects is known as a ___________.
contraindication
treatment blocker
counter-treatment
prerequisite indicator
On the client intake form, a client indicated having a pacemaker. Can an esthetician perform a light therapy treatment for this client?
yes, as long as the esthetician is licensed to perform this treatment
no, because the client will be unable to continue the treatment at home
yes, as long as the client consents to treatment and signs a waiver
no, because pacemakers are contraindicated for electrical treatments
A client who wants a facial has a small open sore on the cheek. What should the esthetician do?
cover the affected area with gauze, and proceed with treatment as normal.
Refuse the service until the client's doctor provides approval to treat.
Perform the facial massage, but avoid any products that contains acids.
Treat the open sore with a topical antibiotic, and move the services to the next day.
