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for what type of skin are facial scrubs contra-indicated (not advisable) acneac when the palms of the hands/fingertips are used in rubbing motion, this is called friction Brainpower Read More 0:00 / 0:00 peeling creams, or masks that are rubbed or rolled-off the skin are referred to as gommages wall plate is used to Decrease the electrical power to an appliance which of the following might result in increase hair removal business for esthetician hypertrichosis nonpathogenic bacteria that live on dead matter and aid in decomposition saprophytes the primary distinction between vellus and lanugo hair is lanugo hair has pigment, vellus does not Do not wax the___hair on the face because it may cause the skin to lose its softness vellus medium pressure, kneading or rolling motion is called petrissage A light, tapping movement, applied with either the hand or the finger tip is called: tapotement anhidrosis inability to sweat, medical attention recommended a tapping motion applied with the finger tips moving quickly across the face tapotement a stimulating, brisk shaking movement done with fingertips vibration Designed primarily for acneac skin, this is a "pinching & rolling" movement, it is a technique that keeps the sebum moving forward and out of the follicle: dr. jacquet movement These are cells that aid in the production of collagen and elastin fibroblasts With both chemical and germicidal effects, White and Blue lights are considered: penetrating A sudden elevation or increase in the amount of sweat produced is referred to as hyperhidrosis Excessively foul smelling sweat is called Bromhidrosis Bromhidrosis Excessively foul smelling sweat technical name for the skin derma the fatty layer of the skin that creates soft and suppleness is called subcutaneous/ adipose the thinnest skin is found on eyelid a congenital defect wherein the skin is unable to produce melanin is referred to as: albinism Hypo(low)-pigmentation of the skin, caused by a decrease in melanocyte activity: leukoderma What is the largest organ in the body? skin sebaceous glands are also known as oil glands sudoriferous glands are also known as sweat glands irregular shaped patches of de-pigmented skin (typically on hands, face, neck) vitiligo sebaceous glands produce oil sudoriferous glands produce sweat one of the most important functions of the sudoriferous gland is to: regulate temperature another name for a birthmark is: Naevus / Naevus Flameus An overactive sebaceous gland would produce: oily skin An extremely overactive sebaceous gland might lead to a condition known as seborrhea Milia are commonly referred to as white heads a congenital defect is one that You are born with A small, pus filled abscess is referred to as a: to boil technical term for "boil" is furuncle For a waxing procedure to be most successful, the hair should be how long 1/4-1/2 inch