Electrolysis techniques

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Why is the lip considered one of the most sensitive areas to work on during epilation?

  • Because the skin is thicker in this area.
  • Due to the abundance of nerve endings present. (correct)
  • Due to the high concentration of muscle tissue.
  • Because of its close proximity to major blood vessels.

Why is the upper lip particularly susceptible to infection following epilation?

  • Increased exposure to environmental pollutants.
  • Because it's constantly exposed to saliva and perspiration. (correct)
  • Due to the lack of blood supply to the area.
  • Because the pores are larger in this area.

If a client has a history of frequent tweezing, what stage of hair growth are most hairs likely to be in?

  • Telogen (resting phase)
  • All stages (correct)
  • Anagen (active growth phase)
  • Catagen (transitional phase)

Why is it important to work in a contiguous area rather than returning to previously treated areas during epilation?

<p>To minimize the risk of overtreatment and skin damage. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the potential outcome of leaving a hair untreated because it is close to a heavily treated area?

<p>Hyperpigmentation in the surrounding skin. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

In progressive epilation, what is the purpose of waiting a specific amount of time before testing the hair for readiness?

<p>To assess the effectiveness of the initial treatment. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the primary concern when performing epilation on eyebrows?

<p>Preventing rupturing of blood vessels. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the immediate course of action if a capillary breaks and bleeds during epilation?

<p>Apply direct finger pressure to the affected area. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What causes involuntary muscle response or 'jumping' during epilation in certain areas?

<p>The client's conscious effort to resist pain. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Why is the shin bone area prone to infection and slow healing after epilation?

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What contributes to epidermic breakdown on the back of the neck following epilation?

<p>The moisture in the area. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Why are hairs on the back of the neck likely to be in all stages of growth?

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When performing epilation on the forehead to create a new hairline, where should the hair be removed from first?

<p>As far as possible from the center line. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the recommended distance to assess a completed hairline for a natural, feathered appearance?

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What aesthetic outcome might be associated with a hairline that has a tweezed or shaved appearance?

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Flashcards

Most sensitive lip area

The corners.

Upper lip infection cause

Saliva and perspiration.

Hair growth stage after tweezing

All stages.

How to approach an area

A contiguous area.

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Adjacent hair left untreated may prevent

That clean smooth look.

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Readiness test waiting period

3/4 of the count.

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Eyebrow area requiring most care

Between the brows.

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Epilating too soon can cause?

Black and blue marks.

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How to stop a broken capillary from bleeding

Apply finger pressure to it.

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Muscle response during treatment is?

An involuntary reaction.

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Why shin bone is slow to heal

A deficient blood supply to the area.

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Epidermic breakdown on the back of neck cause

The moisture in the area.

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Hair growth stage on back of neck

All stages.

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Where to start on the forehead

As far as possible from the centerline.

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Natural hairline look distance

4 - 5 feet.

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Hairline with tweezed appearance

Wig-like.

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What to wear for a professional image

A uniform.

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Electrologist loses respect if she..

Misrepresents her abilities.

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Electrologist attitude

Concern.

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Patron history cards do?

All are correct.

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Permanent hair removal takes?

A series of appointments.

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Hair cannot grow out of a follicle that..

Is destroyed.

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What system affects hair growth

Glandular.

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What the operator should not promise

All are correct.

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Study Notes

  • The lip is a sensitive area, especially at the corners.
  • The upper lip is easily infected by saliva and perspiration.
  • If a patron has done much tweezing, most of the hairs will be in all stages of growth.
  • Work should be done in a methodical manner to avoid returning to already treated areas.
  • Leaving a hair untreated next to a heavily treated neighbor may prevent a clean, smooth look.
  • In progressive epilation, wait for the full count before testing the hair for readiness.
  • Great care should be taken when working between the brows.
  • Epilating too soon on the brow region may result in rupturing a blood vessel, thus causing black and blue marks.
  • Apply finger pressure to stop a broken capillary from bleeding.
  • Muscle response or jumping is an involuntary reaction in certain areas.
  • The shin bone is easily infected and heals slowly due to a deficient blood supply.
  • Epidermic breakdown can occur on the back of the neck due to the moisture in the area.
  • Because people seldom tweeze the back of the neck, the hairs in this area will be in all stages.
  • When working on foreheads, remove hair first from as far as possible from the centerline.
  • A completed hairline should have a natural, thinned-out or feathered look from a distance of 5-6 feet.
  • A hairline that has a tweezed or shaved appearance may be considered wig-like.
  • Professional integrity includes honesty, attitude toward the patron, and personal hygiene.
  • Skilled electrologists may be unsuccessful in practice if they are unable to project themselves professionally.
  • It is better to wear a uniform during working hours to project a professional image.
  • An electrologist runs the risk of losing clients and self-respect if she misrepresents her abilities.
  • The attitude of an electrologist should be one of concern.
  • Discussing family or personal problems may later cause the patron embarrassment.
  • The telephone conversation should gain enough of the caller's confidence to bring her in for a consultation.
  • Patron history cards help set up a schedule for the patron and indicate areas treated, what the patron was doing about the hair problem and skin type.
  • Permanent hair removal requires time, so it will take a series of appointments.
  • If you show respect for your time and skill, the patron will do likewise.
  • You will never have hair growing out of a follicle that is destroyed.
  • An operator cannot change or treat what has made these hairs appear, this is the glandular system.
  • An operator should never make promises that she cannot keep, such as how many treatments until work is done, how many hairs are epilated per session or is the work permanent.

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