Waxing Flashcards

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What is terminal hair defined as

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deep, rooted, course pigmented hair

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What is a cause of ingrown hairs

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Incorrect waxing technique

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What is 2 contra indications to waxing

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Bruised skin
Diabetes

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Aftercare for underarm wax include.

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Soothe area
avoid deodorant for 24 hours

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What is the reason for exfoliating the skin between waxing treatments

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To remove dead cells
to Soften the skin

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What action should you take if the area being treated is not removed

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Tweeze the remaining hairs

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What is the appropriate working temperature of hot was

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68 degrees

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What is the reason for using power during a hot wax treatment ?

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To lift the hairs away from the skin

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When should a new spatula be used

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For each new area tested

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What is thrombosis

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Formation of a blood clot within a blood vessel

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What is Phlebitis

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Inflammation of a vein

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What is hypertension?

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High blood pressure

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What is hypotension

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Low blood pressure

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What is hypotension

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Low blood pressure

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What is haemophilia

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A disorder that impairs the body’s ability to make blood clots

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What is medical oedema

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Abnormal accumulation of fluid in the body’s tissues

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17
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What is osteoporosis

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Fragile and weak bones

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18
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What is neuralgia

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Sharp stabbing pain

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What is vascular skin

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Red or flushed skin (high concentration of blood vessels)

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What is varicose veins

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Swollen twisted veins usually in the legs

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What is Bell’s palsy

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Temporary weakness of the muscles on the sides of the face

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Dry skin, shaving, hairs breaking when waxing, lack of exfoliation and incorrect hair removal all cause:

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Ingrown hairs

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What does pre waxing lotion do

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Cleanse and removes any grease or dirt on the skin that may prevent good hair removal

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What is pre waxing lotion made of

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Ethanol alcohol
70% isopropyl alcohol

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what is talc for
To make sure the hairs have a covering for the wax so the hairs stay away from the skin
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What is after wax lotion for
Cool calm and soothe the skin after being waxed
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What temperature should hot wax be
68 degrees
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What temperature should cool wax/strip wax be
43 degrees
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What angle should the spatula be when waxing
90 degrees
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How to use hot wax
apply against the direction of hair growth, remove against
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How to use cool wax
Apply in the direction of hair growth, remove against
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How to use sugar wax
Apply against the direction of hair growth, remove against
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What wax do you use for full leg wax
strip wax
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What wax do you use for forearm treatments
Strip wax
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What wax do you use for bikini line
Hot wax
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What wax do you use for Underarms
Hot wax
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What wax do you use for eyebrows
Hot wax
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What wax do you use for abdomen/chest/back
Hot wax
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What wax do you use for lip and chin waxing
Hot wax
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What are the 3 main skin cancers
Melanoma Basal cell carcinoma (BCC) Squamous cell carcinoma (SCC)
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What is the cuticle of the hair
The outermost layer of the hair shaft
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What is the cortex function
Middle layer of the hair shaft, between the cuticle and the medulla
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What is the medulla
The innermost layer of the hair shaft
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What is the inner root sheath
Structure found within the hair follicle that surrounds the hair shaft as it grows
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what is Huxleys layer
One of the 3 layers in the inner root sheath in the hair follicle located closest to the hair shaft
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What is henles layer
Located between the outer root sheath and the inner cuticle of the hair
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what is the outer root sheath
the layer of cells that surrounds the hair follicle extends from the epidermis to the dermis
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What is the vitreous membrane
Another layer of the hair follicle, important for structure and function of the hair
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What is the connective tissue for
support and stucture hair growth
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What is the dermal papilla
made up of connective tissue and plays a role in hair growth
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3 types of hair
Lanugo Vellus Terminal
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What is Lanugo hair
Fine soft hair that covers the body - usually falls out before birth or shortly after
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What is Vallus hair
‘peach fuzz’ fine, short and lightly pigmented more conmen in children
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What is terminal hair
Thick long hair that js found on scalp, eyebrows, eyelashes and armpits and pubic region
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what factors effects hair growth
Congenital Hormonal Topical Medication
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what is the hair growth cycle
Anagen Catagen Telogen (ACT)
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how does puberty effect hair growth
Hormone changes, increased hair growth, oily hair
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How does pregnancy effect hair growth
Increased hair growth, postpartum hair loss, changes in hair texture
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How does menopause effect hair growth
Thinning hair, Changes in hair texture, increased facial hair, hair loss
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What happens in the first menstrual cycle
Hair thinning and shedding
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What happens in the second proliferative cycle
Can positively influence hair growth, promote healthy hair follicles, enhance hair density
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What happens in the third secretory phase
Can influence hair texture and growth patterns
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What is addison syndrome
A disorder where the adrenal glands do not produce enough cortisol.
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What is Amenorrhoea
Lack of menstruation
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What is cushings sydrome
Increased level of cortisol