Draping Techniques

3. guideline from DSPS to ensure that drapes are changed between clients to prevent
5. The client’s head is typically wrapped with this item during a facial to protect hair from products
6. This protective covering is placed over the client’s hair during treatments
9. The process of arranging a towel to cover the client’s body during a body scrub is called what
11. The action of securing a drape around the client’s neck to prevent product spillage.
13. A cloth used to cover the client’s eyes during light or chemical treatments
14. A disposable covering used for the client’s feet during a pedicure
15. The area of the body that is typically covered first during a treatment to maintain modesty

1. This term refers to the process of wrapping or covering the client to protect clothing and skin
2. Draping helps to maintain the client’s sense of __________ during treatments.
4. A disposable item used to cover the client’s body during a waxing service
6. This type of drape is often used to protect the client’s clothes during a makeup application
7. What should be worn by the aesthetician to maintain hygiene when touching the client’s skin
8. The purpose of draping in aesthetic services is to ensure client _______.
10. The primary function of draping during services, ensuring that the client’s skin is not exposed
12. The primary material used to cover a client during a facial or body treatment