Skin Session 2
Learning objective
Skin Session 2
Learning objective
Todays groups
Objectives
Recall skin types
Recall setting up work station
Recall steps for first cleanse and skin analysis
Complete a second cleanse, identifying correct product range for the clients skin type
But first...
Every student in the college has to undertake a reading and writing assessment in their first 2 weeks of college.
This is so we have evidence for extra time in exams should you need it
Reading task
You have 5 minutes to write your letter. After 5 minutes I will ask you to stop, and you must draw a line under what you have written.
I will then give you a further 1 minute 30 seconds to continue your letter.
This must be completed under exam conditions!!
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Reading task
You have 10 minutes to read the text and t hen answer the questions. Once completed, please sit quietly.
This must be completed under exam conditions!!
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Can you remember why we do the 1st cleanse?
Why do we do a first cleanse
The purpose of the 1st cleanse is to remove make-up, dirt, and natural oils from the skin.
This allows us to then carry out a skin analysis to identify the clients skin type. We cannot do this without the 1st cleanse.
What product do we use to do the first cleanse?
First cleanse is completed with a sensitive or calming cleanser
As we do not know the clients skin type, a sensitive or calming product will be suitable for all skin types.
Please set up your work area
Face mapping sheet
When carrying out your skin analysis, you will use a face mapping sheet to record the information you find out.
As well as finding out the clients skin type, you also need to look for any of the following:
breakouts
broken capillaries
comedones (black heads)
sensitivity
Fine lines
Breakouts
These can be papules or pustules
Papules:
Small, raised bumps on the skin, typically red or pink in colour.
Do not contain pus.
Caused by inflammation or clogged pores
Pustules:
Have a white or yellowish centre filled with pus.
Typically larger than papules and can be more painful
Can occur alongside papules during outbreaks
Broken capillaries
Broken capillaries are dilated blood vessels on the surface of the skin.
These can be caused by sun exposure, genetics or skin injury
Comedones
Comedones, more commonly known as blackheads, are caused when pores become blocked with sebum (natural oil) and dead skin cells.
Air causes the blocked pore to oxidise, giving them a black colour.
Sensitivity
Sensitive skin can be caused by a number of things including:
Irritation to products
Weather
Skin conditions
Genetic
Fine lines
Fine lines can be caused by aging.
They can also be caused by dehydration
Second cleanse
After you have completed your skin analysis, and selected the product range you are going to use, you then go on to do your second cleanse.
This cleanse lasts around 10 minutes, and it is designed to deeply clean the skin, whereas the 1st cleanse it to remove surface dirt.
Same massage routine followed.
You must remember to dampen your hands through the second cleanse to ensure they glide over the skin.
Product range
Kaeso products
Kaeso Calming range
Designed for sensitive skin
Suitable for the following skin types:
Normal
Combination
Dry
Oily
Hydrating range
Designed to add moisture back into the skin
Suitable for:
Normal
Dry/dehydrated
Balancing range
Designed to balance the skin
Suitable for:
Combination
Oily
Task
Complete 1st cleanse and skin analysis.
Select the product range you think is bet suited for the client.
Go through your skin analysis with your tutor, explaining what you have found out and the product range you have selected, and why.
Complete your second cleanse, working on timings to meet 10 minutes.
Extension task
Practice your application of primer/foundation from this mornings session.