CH.9 Facial Massage.

Question 1

The definition of massage is a mechanical manipulation that stimulates…

Answer 1

Circulation & metabolism.

Question 2

Through the response of reflex receptors, massage directly influences the flow of…

Answer 2

Lymph.

Question 3

Helps with waste removal.
Brings nutrients to the epidermis.
Helps with oxygenation.

Answer 3

Effects of massage.

Question 4

How long has massage been used in a medical context?

Answer 4

For thousands of years.

Question 5

What neurotransmitters does massage increase?

Answer 5

Serotonin & dopamine.

Question 6

What effect does massage have on sebum?

Answer 6

It softens sebum.

Question 7

A client who has sluggish skin would likely benefit from an extended application of…

Answer 7

Pétrissage.

Question 8

What technique releases nutrients & carbon dioxide & purifies the system?

Answer 8

Tapotement.

Question 9

Advanced massage technique from Chinese medicine by applying pressure to specific points on the face & body to release muscle tension & stimulate energy.

Answer 9

Acupressure.

Question 10

When is manual lymph drainage frequently used?

Answer 10

After surgery.

Question 11

What is a primary reason manual lymph drainage is used?

Answer 11

It reduces swelling.

Question 12

If European-style massage is not possible, what is an acceptable alternative?

Answer 12

Leaving a mask on longer.

Question 13

What type of illness would contraindicate a facial massage?

Answer 13

A contagious illness.

Question 14

If a client has acne, facial massage should NOT…

Answer 14

Be performed in an area that has pustular breakouts.

Question 15

Clients receiving cancer treatments should NOT receive facial massage…

Answer 15

Unless it is by an oncology-trained esthetician.

Question 16

Even if the condition is being treated & carefully looked after by a physician, it would likely not be acceptable for a client to have a facial massage w/…

Answer 16

Severely sensitive skin.

Question 17

What type of massage should be performed by an esthetician?

Answer 17

Any massage area allowed by state regulations.

Question 18

Where would NOT be commonly massaged by an esthetician?

Answer 18

Back.

Question 19

How many forms of hand manipulation are there in classic Swedish massage?

Answer 19

5.

Question 20

What type of massage is also known as percussion?

Answer 20

Tapotement.

Question 21

The type of massage which involves a soft, continuous stroking movement is…

Answer 21

Effleurage.

Question 22

The rapid shaking movement which involves the esthetician’s shoulders & body is known as…

Answer 22

Vibration.

Question 23

What massage technique involves an invigorating rubbing which stimulates the circulation & glandular activity of the skin?

Answer 23

Friction.

Question 24

Kneading, squeezing, & pinching are all part of the technique known as…

Answer 24

Pétrissage.

Question 25

What part of the hand is used for effleurage on the face?

Answer 25

The cushions of the fingertips.

Question 26

What is the most important of the five movements in classic Swedish massage?

Answer 26

Effleurage.

Question 27

The most stimulating form of massage is…

Answer 27

Tapotement.

Question 28

Before performing a service which includes facial massage, estheticians should always consult…

Answer 28

The client’s intake form.

Question 29

What type of massage therapy depends on the use of essential oils?

Answer 29

Aromatherapy massage.

Question 30

What type of massage therapy was derived from Chinese medicine?

Answer 30

Acupressure.

Question 31

What type of massage therapy is a Japanese technique?

Answer 31

Shiatsu.

Question 32

Approximately how much time does a facial massage take during a facial?

Answer 32

10-20 minutes.

Question 33

What should clients know about deep massage?

Answer 33

It is too rough for facial skin.

Question 34

What type of conversation promotes relaxation during a massage?

Answer 34

No conversation.

Question 35

The portion of the muscle which is attached to another muscle or joint is called the…

Answer 35

Insertion.

Question 36

What portion of a muscle is attached to an immovable section of the skeleton?

Answer 36

Origin.

Question 37

Who determines the widest permissible scope of practice for an esthetician’s massage services?

Answer 37

The state.

Question 38

When using the palm to perform a stroking technique, the fingers should be…

Answer 38

Flexible.

Question 39

Where are the lightest circular friction movements usually used?

Answer 39

The neck.

Question 40

In order to be most affective, vibration should be used…

Answer 40

Sparingly.

Question 41

What massage products would be best for a client w/ dry skin?

Answer 41

Herbal cream-based products.

Question 42

Where should a facial massage begin?

Answer 42

Starting points can vary.

Question 43

After the first step in a massage movement is completed…

Answer 43

Slide the hands back down to the starting point to repeat the movement.

Question 44

What movement should precede lifting hands from the face of a client?

Answer 44

Feathering.

Question 45

When coming back into contact after feathering, where should the esthetician’s hands first touch the client?

Answer 45

Top of the head.

Question 46

When massaging, you should massage from…

Answer 46

Insertion to origin.

Question 47

How many times should a massage movement be repeated?

Answer 47

3-6 times.

Question 48

When massaging the neck…

Answer 48

Movements should follow the flow of the jugular veins downward.

Question 49

How much massage product should be dispensed during a facial massage?

Answer 49

1 teaspoon (5 ml).

Question 50

When performing a facial massage, what would be a good technique to begin with?

Answer 50

Effleurage.

Question 51

When beginning a facial massage, what technique would be used to apply product?

Answer 51

Effleurage.