Skin for the win | Smoooooooth! | diseased and confused | disorderly conduct | Let's face it (facial) |
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What are epidermis, dermis and subcutaneous
The 3 layers of the skin.
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What is chemical depilatory
hair removal method that uses a chemical that softens and degrades the protein structure of the hair.
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What is chronic
term used to describe a condition that is frequent and habitual
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What is a steatoma
A sebacceous cyst or wen
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What is effleurage
A light, gliding massage movement
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What is the integumentary system
The skin and it layers.
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What is threading
An ancient method of hair removal also known as banding.
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What is verruca
Name given to a variety of warts
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What is rosacea
Chronic inflammatory condition of the cheeks
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What is petrissage
a light or heaving kneading massage movement
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What is the dermis
The layer of skin that has blood vessels and capillaries
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What is sugaring
Hair removal method that utilizes a technique in which the product is applied to the skin in a rolling motion.
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What is a wheal
An example is a mosquito bite
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What is impetigo
highly contagious bacterial infection that produces a honey - yellow, crusted lesion
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What is exfoliation
removes the outer layer of the epidermal cells
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What is sebaceous
Technical term for oil glands
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What is electrology
Hair removal method that uses electric current to damage the cells of the papilla.
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What is papule
Another term for a pimple.
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What is folliculitis
infection of the hair follicle caused by a bacteria or shaving.
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What is a toner
helps to further cleanse the skin and restore the pH
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What is sensation, heat regulation, absorption, protection, excretion, secretion.
6 functions of the skin
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What is Laser hair removal and photoepilation
2 hair reduction methods that uses light beams.
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What is a fissure
An example is chapped lips
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What is anhidrosis
the inability to sweat
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What is spatula
Used to safely remove products from the original container
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