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Which skin types is Viennese Massage used for?

Dry, dehydrated and mature skin.

What type of treatment is Viennese Massage?

A warming and relaxing treatment.

What are the effects and benefits of Viennese Massage?

Mildly stimulating, relaxing due to warmth produced, anti-congestive, moisturising, increased circulation from massage applied with it.

Why use Viennese Massage on normal, combination, dry, dehydrated, and mature skins?

Stimulation. Signup and view all the answers

Why can Viennese Massage be used on all skin types and conditions?

For relaxation effects on clients suffering from tiredness and stress. Signup and view all the answers

Why can this treatment be used on sensitive skin?

There is no chemical formation on the skin; ozone is not produced on the surface. Signup and view all the answers

What is the after-care advice following a Viennese Massage?

Avoid wearing make-up, drink plenty of water or herbal teas to flush out toxins, avoid stimulants like tea, coffee, or alcohol. Signup and view all the answers

What is the recommended frequency of Viennese Massage treatments?

One per month incorporated into a salon facial. Signup and view all the answers

How is the heat created during the treatment?

The alternating current passes from the machine to the client's hands, up the client's arm to your hand. As the current terminates at your fingers, heat is created. Signup and view all the answers

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Indirect High Frequency (Viennese Massage)

Used for dry, dehydrated, and mature skin types.
Treatment is warming and relaxing, providing comfort during the session.
Effects and benefits include:
- Mild stimulation of skin.
- Relaxation due to heat generated.
- Anti-congestive properties that relieve swelling.
- Moisturizing effects for hydration.
- Enhanced circulation due to accompanying massage.
Stimulation is beneficial for normal, combination, dry, dehydrated, and mature skins.
Suitable for all skin types and conditions, especially effective to alleviate tiredness and stress through relaxation.
Safe for sensitive skin since it does not produce harmful chemicals on the surface.
Aftercare recommendations:
- Avoid make-up immediately following treatment.
- Hydrate with water or herbal teas to eliminate toxins.
- Steer clear of stimulants such as tea, coffee, or alcohol.
Frequency of treatments recommended at once a month, preferably as part of a salon facial experience.
Heat is generated through an alternating current from the machine to the client’s hands, traveling up the arm, and terminating at the fingers, producing warmth.

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Explore the key concepts of Indirect High Frequency, also known as Viennese Massage, with these flashcards. Discover its application for different skin types and the benefits of this warming and relaxing treatment. Ideal for students and professionals in skincare and wellness fields.