Questions and Answers
What do electrolysis uses to damage the papilla cells?
electric current
What is thermolysis also known as?
high frequency or short wave electrolysis
Which of the following is NOT a method of treating hypertrichosis?
What is one method for permanent hair removal?
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What is the most commonly used method to remove unwanted hairs from smaller areas?
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In what direction are eyebrow hairs tweezed?
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What term describes the removal of hair from the follicle?
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Where should you check the temperature of wax prior to applying it to your client?
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Why do many clients think that shaved hair feels coarser or thicker after hair removal?
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What is waxing?
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Which hair reduction treatment uses an intense pulse light beam to destroy hair follicles?
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What direction is hair removed when using soft wax?
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What happens to lanugo hair?
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How should soft wax be applied?
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Which hair removal treatment uses wavelengths of light to diminish hair follicles?
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Which product is used prior to waxing?
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All of the following are true about small scissors except?
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What guideline should be followed when waxing?
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What should be discarded after each use?
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Which product is used to calm skin after waxing service?
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Study Notes
Hair Removal Techniques and Terms
- Papilla Cells: Targeted by electrolysis; where electric current damages to inhibit hair growth.
- Thermolysis: Known as high frequency or short wave electrolysis; uses a single needle inserted into a hair follicle for hair removal.
- Electrolysis: A method for achieving permanent hair removal.
- Tweezing: Commonly used method to remove unwanted hairs in smaller areas, such as eyebrows.
- Epilation: Refers to removal of hair from the follicle.
- Waxing: A temporary hair removal method effective for both large and small body areas.
- Photo-Epilation: Treatment utilizing intense pulse light beams that destroy hair follicles.
- Laser Hair Removal: Uses specific wavelengths of light to penetrate and weaken hair follicles.
Application and Techniques
- Eyebrow Hair Tweezing Direction: Hairs should be tweezed in the direction of hair growth.
- Soft Wax Application: Applied at a 45-degree angle; hair should be removed in the direction opposite to hair growth.
- Temperature Testing for Wax: Should check on the inside of the wrist before application.
Product Knowledge
- Antiseptic Lotion: Used in various treatments of hypertrichosis; not a method itself.
- Cleansing Gel: Essential product used prior to waxing to prepare the skin.
- Toner: Calming product used on skin post-waxing to soothe any irritation.
Safety Guidelines
- Waxing Precaution: Avoid waxing over moles to prevent skin damage or irritation.
- Scissors Maintenance: Disinfecting with steel wool is incorrect for small scissors; follow proper sanitization procedures.
- Discarding Materials: Dispose of sheets after each use, with exceptions for reusable items.
Additional Insights
- Shaved Hair Texture Perception: Clients may perceive shaved hair as coarser or thicker due to the blunt cut effect of the razor.
- Lanugo Hair Changes: May lead to a reduction in softness after being treated.
These notes provide a focused overview of key concepts and practical considerations in hair removal methods and products.
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Test your knowledge on hair removal techniques with these flashcards. Learn key terms such as papilla cells, thermolysis, and antiseptic lotion, along with their definitions. Perfect for students and professionals in the beauty industry.
