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- 2. Atomizes distilled water and herbs or essentials oils to spray on the skin; uses a chamber of heated water to create steam, which is then pushed through the small opening of the nozzle.
- 5. application of electrode on skin. Mild ozone is created when electrode has a spark gap between the skin and electrode which produces a germicidal effect
- 7. Transmission of galvanic current that allows an acidic (positively charged) solution to enter the skin; positive pole (anode) of an electrode is used to produce an acidic reaction.
- 10. Allows you to properly identify skin type, skin condition and Fitzpatrick skin type
- 11. Direct application over blemishes with a small contact electrode using an up-and-down movement to create a spark gap
- 12. A device that uses electricity to heat or cool the skin, depending on desired results.
- 13. Water-based gel with high viscosity (thickness) used in electrotherapy treatments.
- 14. Inert minerals designed for microdermabrasion use.
- 15. Electrotherapy device that has two poles—positive (anode) and negative (cathode)—and uses direct current (DC) to create an electrochemical effect during a facial treatment.
- 16. A professional treatment that exfoliates the stratum corneum using a fine inert abrasive material or an electrical vacuum device with an abrasive tip.
- 17. Transmission of galvanic current that allows an alkaline (negatively charged) solution to enter the skin; negative pole (cathode) of an electrode is used to produce an alkaline reaction.
- 18. The removal of all makeup or surface debris.
- 21. Interchanges different handpieces with various diamond-grit types, such as fine 200, medium 150 and coarse 100, to exfoliate the surface of the skin
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- 1. Benefits the skin by using aluminum oxide, an inert crystalline material that is water-insoluble and strong, to exfoliate the skin’s surface.
- 3. Treatment in which water-soluble compounds are pushed into the epidermis.
- 4. Used in a pattern on face, neck and upper chest to cause skin toning, increase blood and lymphatic circulation.
- 6. Treatment in which blockages in the skin, such as clogged pores or blackheads, are broken down.
- 8. Electrotherapy device that uses an alternating current with high voltage and low amperag; can be used direct or indirect
- 9. Massage performed while client holds electrode; also known as Viennese massage.
- 12. Method of microdermabrasion that exfoliates while infusing the skin with water and serums at the same time using a tip made of diamond, metal blades or plastic blades
- 19. Light therapy device that uses light-emitting diodes (LEDs) of different colors and wavelengths to help improve the appearance of the skin.
- 20. Thick-consistency cream, clay or gel product used for nourishing, hydrating and anti-aging results.