1. Cosmetology: Facials ©2007 Thomson Delmar Learning. All Rights Reserved Milady’s Standard Cosmetology

2. MILADY’S Standard Instructor Support Slides COSMETOLOGY Objectives Understand contraindications and the use of health screening forms to safely perform facial treatments

3. MILADY’S Standard Instructor Support Slides COSMETOLOGY Skin Analysis and Consultation

4. MILADY’S Standard Instructor Support Slides COSMETOLOGY Contraindications Skin-thinning or exfoliating drugs Pregnancy Metal bones or plates Pacemakers or heart irregularities Allergies Seizures or epilepsy

5. MILADY’S Standard Instructor Support Slides COSMETOLOGY Use of oral steroids Autoimmune diseases Diabetes Blood thinners Remember, when in doubt, don’t! Contraindications

6. MILADY’S Standard Instructor Support Slides COSMETOLOGY Health Screening Client data Client occupation Medical conditions Medications taken Home skin care regimen How referred

7. MILADY’S Standard Instructor Support Slides COSMETOLOGY

8. MILADY’S Standard Instructor Support Slides COSMETOLOGY Consultation Card

9. MILADY’S Standard Instructor Support Slides COSMETOLOGY Consultation Card

10. MILADY’S Standard Instructor Support Slides COSMETOLOGY Analysis Procedure Read over form to become familiar with the questions you will be asking Seat client and properly drape Drape client's hair Remove jewelry Recline client Apply warm cleanser

11. MILADY’S Standard Instructor Support Slides COSMETOLOGY Determine Skin Type Examine with magnifying lamp Observe visible pores –Obvious pores = oily skin areas –Lack of pores = dry or alipidic skin (skin lacking in it's own fatty acids which are usually insoluable in water; functions include energy storage and is a structural component of the cell membrane)

12. MILADY’S Standard Instructor Support Slides COSMETOLOGY Skin Types Alipidic Oily Normal Combination dry Combination oily Acne

13. MILADY’S Standard Instructor Support Slides COSMETOLOGY Analysis of Skin Conditions Dehydration Hyperpigmentation Sensitive skin –Rosacea –Dilated capillaries – Couperose (broken blood vessels) Aging skin Sun-damaged skin

14. MILADY’S Standard Instructor Support Slides COSMETOLOGY Recommending Skin Care Products Cleansers –Cleansing creams, cleansing milk, foaming cleansers Toners (fresheners or astringents) Moisturizers Exfoliants Masks

15. MILADY’S Standard Instructor Support Slides COSMETOLOGY Consultation and Home Care Conduct in well-lighted area with mirror Educate client about at-home and salon procedures Organize products for retail and explain each

16. MILADY’S Standard Instructor Support Slides COSMETOLOGY Summary and Review Explain contraindication and list 5 examples Why is it important to complete a health screening form? What is the difference between this form and a client consultation card?

17. MILADY’S Standard Instructor Support Slides COSMETOLOGY Why is home care so important for clients? Summary and Review