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What is the primary function of exfoliation in skincare?
What is the primary function of exfoliation in skincare?
- To decrease blood flow and circulation.
- To aid the skin with desquamation. (correct)
- To impede product penetration.
- To reduce cell turnover.
Why are some natural bristle brushes prohibited for use in professional skincare?
Why are some natural bristle brushes prohibited for use in professional skincare?
- They stimulate skin too aggressively.
- They increase oil production.
- They are too soft to provide effective exfoliation.
- They deteriorate, making proper sanitization difficult. (correct)
What is a key benefit of professional masks that distinguishes them from regular skincare products?
What is a key benefit of professional masks that distinguishes them from regular skincare products?
- They can draw impurities out of pores. (correct)
- They increase oil production.
- They hydrate and nourish the skin.
- They decrease skin sensitivity.
Which ingredient commonly found in skincare masks is known for its soothing and moisturizing properties?
Which ingredient commonly found in skincare masks is known for its soothing and moisturizing properties?
Which of the following is a contraindication for performing indirect high-frequency technique?
Which of the following is a contraindication for performing indirect high-frequency technique?
Which of the following is NOT a direct benefit of facial massage?
Which of the following is NOT a direct benefit of facial massage?
What is TRUE regarding the use of serum and ampoule applications with facial treatments?
What is TRUE regarding the use of serum and ampoule applications with facial treatments?
What describes the purpose of desincrustation in skincare?
What describes the purpose of desincrustation in skincare?
Why is it important to spread skin tight around milia before extraction?
Why is it important to spread skin tight around milia before extraction?
What is the process called where ultrasound technology assists in product penetration into the skin?
What is the process called where ultrasound technology assists in product penetration into the skin?
What is a primary effect of using high frequency on the skin?
What is a primary effect of using high frequency on the skin?
Which layer of the skin is responsible for protecting the body from the external environment?
Which layer of the skin is responsible for protecting the body from the external environment?
Which of the following components gives the dermis strength and flexibility?
Which of the following components gives the dermis strength and flexibility?
Which layer of the epidermis is located just below the stratum corneum?
Which layer of the epidermis is located just below the stratum corneum?
What condition occurs when the cells of the follicle do not shed normally and become cohesive?
What condition occurs when the cells of the follicle do not shed normally and become cohesive?
Flashcards
Desquamation
Desquamation
The process of shedding dead skin cells from the stratum corneum.
Exfoliation
Exfoliation
A method to enhance desquamation, promoting cell turnover and deep cleansing.
Rotary Brush Effects
Rotary Brush Effects
Stimulates the skin, softening oil, dirt, and dead cells.
Professional Masks Benefits
Professional Masks Benefits
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Serum Benefits
Serum Benefits
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Desincrustation
Desincrustation
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High Frequency Therapy
High Frequency Therapy
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Milia Extractions
Milia Extractions
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Indirect High Frequency Technique
Indirect High Frequency Technique
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Contraindications of Facial Massage
Contraindications of Facial Massage
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Benefits of Massage
Benefits of Massage
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Epidermis
Epidermis
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Keratinocytes
Keratinocytes
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Collagen
Collagen
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Sun Damage
Sun Damage
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Seborrhea
Seborrhea
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Study Notes
Desquamation
- Stratum corneum is the outermost layer of skin
- New skin cells replace older ones from deeper layers
- Factors like lifestyle, age, and health influence cell turnover
Exfoliation
- Process aiding skin desquamation
- Increases cell turnover, blood flow, and circulation
- Promotes deep pore cleansing and product penetration
Effects of Rotary Brush
- Stimulates skin, softens excess oil, dirt, and cell buildup
Safety and Maintenance of Rotary Brush
- Some brushes (natural bristles) may break down and cannot be cleaned/disinfected
- Prolonged use in UV sanitizers can damage brushes
Guidelines for Maintaining Brushes
- Avoid leaving brushes in UV sanitizers for extended periods to prevent damage
Benefits of Professional Masks
- Removes impurities from pores
- Clears blemishes
- Tightens and tones skin
- Hydrates and nourishes skin
- Calms and rejuvenates skin
Examples of Beneficial Mask Ingredients
- Vitamin A, C, E
- Hyaluronic Acid
- Seaweed
- Calcium
- Diatomaceous Earth
- Bentonite
- Kaolin
- Honey
- Glycerin
- Zinc Oxide
Types of Masks
- Wax masks
- Setting/Modeling masks
Serum and Ampoule Applications
- Used in moisturizers, masks, massage creams, and facial machines
Serum and Ampoule Benefits
- Increases hydration and nourishment
- Aids skin tightening, healing, and repair
- Balances oil production, prevents acne, improves skin tone
Desincrustation
- Galvanic current treatment for oily skin (not acne-prone)
- Applied to the face for 10-15 minutes
Extractions of Milia
- Removes milia using sterile lancets and gentle pressure
- Used for surface removal of top cell layers
High Frequency
- Doesn't chemically alter the skin, but aids in product penetration
- Has antiseptic and healing properties due to ozone creation
- Stimulates circulation, increases cell metabolism
Contraindications for High Frequency
- Inflammation
- Metal implants
- Heart problems, and other conditions
- Body piercings (above the waist)
Benefits of Massage
- Relaxation, stimulation, muscle tone improvement, cleansing, exfoliation, reduced puffiness, product absorption
Facial Massage Contraindications
- Sensitive skin, skin disorders, severe hypertension, uncontrolled diabetes
Alternative Massage Techniques
- Acupressure, Shiatsu, pressure point massage, aromatherapy, manual lymph drainage
Ultrasound Technology
- Uses high-frequency sound waves (above human hearing range)
- Can clean, exfoliate, and help product penetration through skin
When to use Ultrasound Technology and Contraindications
- Used to cleanse, exfoliate, and improve product penetration
- Avoid use with heart conditions, pacemakers, electrical implants, advanced diabetes, or cancerous lesions
Definitions
- Epidermis: Outermost skin layer protecting from environmental factors
- Dermis: Inner layer of skin containing many layers
- Subcutaneous layer: Layer underlying the skin, made of connective and fatty tissues
Skin Components (Additional Information)
- Adipose: Connective tissue impacting the endocrine system
- Keratinocytes: Primary epidermis cells
- Merkel cells: Cells near the epidermis
- Collagen: Gives skin strength and flexibility
- Stratum Corneum: Outermost epidermis layer
- Stratum Lucidum: Translucent layer beneath the stratum corneum
- Stratum Granulosum: Layer above the stratum spinosum
- Stratum Spinosum: Layer (prickle cell layer) of cells
- Stratum Germinativum: Layer separated from dermis by a basement membrane
- Sun Damage (Hyperkeratinization): Premature skin aging and possible skin cancer
- Seborrhea: Chronic condition affecting oily parts of the body
- Wrinkles/Aging: Skin changes with thinning, dryness, loss of elasticity
- Cysts: Closed sac-like growths in the skin
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