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What is an example of low level direct current used in facials? Galvanic Touching a product or a chemical that causes a reaction is called _______? Contact Dermatitis Microdermabrasion can not be performed on a guest with what skin condition? Rosacea How long will a doctor advise you to wait to get a light exfoliation after a light therapy treatment? One Month A client interested in hair removal and exfoliation should seek what treatment? Dermaplaning What...

How should you hold the applicator when applying wax? At a 45 degree angle What is the difference in Men's facial hair? Direction of hair growth Light skin is not a contraindication of what? IPL (Intense Pulse Light) What do Chemical Peels Benefit? Sun-Damaged Skin What makes up the pliability of the skin? Elastin What could you use for facial steam if a steamer is not available? Hot towels What is the ingredient in Botox? Clostridium Botulinum ...

what is an example of a low-level direct current used in facial treatments galvanic touching a product or chemical that causes a reaction is called contact dermatitis where should you not perform laser hair removal under the brows how long will a doctor advise that you wait to get a light exfoliation after a light therapy treatment? 1 month Microderm cannot be performed on a guest with rosacea a client interested in hair removal and exfoliation should seek...

What is the difference in Men's facial hair? Direction of hair growth How should wax be applied? 45 degree angle Light skin is not a contraindication of what? IPL (Intense Pulse Light) What do Chemical Peels Benefit? Sun-Damaged Skin What makes up the pliability of the skin? Pliability easy to move Elastin What could you use for facial steam ? Hot towels What is the ingredient in Botox? Clostridium Botulinum What is the purpose of the skin...

ATP (adenosine triphosphate) Cellular process for DNA, or gen action, respiration, muscle movement, and neurotransmission Thymus Gland Signals the development of the immune system, especially in young people Humetants Makes creams thick Excessive sun exposure causes: Actinic keratosis What's applied after a depilatory wax? Petroleum Ultrasonic cleaning aka Cativation Comfrey root Helps new skin cell growth and reduces inflammation Galvanic...

What is an example of low level direct current used in facials? Galvanic Touching a product or a chemical that causes a reaction is called _______? Contact Dermatitis Microdermabrasion can not be performed on a guest with what skin condition? Rosacea How long will a doctor advise you to wait to get a light exfoliation after a light therapy treatment? One Month A client interested in hair removal and exfoliation should seek what treatment? Dermaplaning What...

proteins that helps break down sugars, fats, and parts of other proteins called? amino acids what gland is considered the brain of the endocrine system? pituitary perimenopause is? the time before, after and around menopause the following is considered the lungs and digestive system of the cell: mitochondria diluted botulism injected into the muscle for a dramatic reduction of the fine lines is referred to as? botox form of movements, uses gentle pressure ...

If a client is taking Accutane (Isotretinoin), what method of hair removal can they receive? Threading What enzyme is derived from meat? Pancreatin Which essential oil can a pregnant woman use for acne? Tea Tree What type of peel is a TCA? Medium depth/Moderate If a client walked in for an exfoliation treatment and complained of hair on the face, what would you recommend? Sugaring What percent of peel can an esthetician do in the state of Utah? 30% ...

Which Fitzpatrick skin types are most likely to get keloid scarring? VI (Six) What are hematomas? Bruises, collection of blood under the skin What is the Integumentary system? The skin What is Telangectasia? Distended capillaries, Cuperose skin How should your license be maintained? Good Standing What is Tinea Corpis? Ring worm What does superficial peeling do for the skin? Removes dead surface cells What is Tinea Pedis Fungus? Athlete's ...

Microbiology The study of small living organisms called microbes Bacteria Germs or microbes Pathogenic Disease-producing Non-pathogenic Non-disease producing Saprophytes Non-pathogenic bacteria that live on dead matter Pasteurization Process that kills microorganisms in food and beverage by heating them Staphylococci Staph infections, grape-like bunches Streptococci Strep throat, chain-like formations Diplococci Pneumonia, pairs ...