Facial recap-Full treatment with consultation
Facial recap-Full treatment with consultation
Aim: Complete a full facial on a peer to time.
Recall the aspects learnt about facial so far.
Complete a full consultation on a peer including how you will adapt to meet the clients objective.
Give your client aftercare advice for their treatment.
Items in this lesson
Facial recap-Full treatment with consultation
Aim: Complete a full facial on a peer to time.
Recall the aspects learnt about facial so far.
Complete a full consultation on a peer including how you will adapt to meet the clients objective.
Give your client aftercare advice for their treatment.
Key words.......
Consultation
Contra-action
Aftercare advise
What are the definitions?
Key words.......
Consultation
A meeting with an expert or professional to obtain advise.
Contra-action
Conditions or reactions that happen as a result of a treatment or service.
Aftercare advise
Guidance provided to customers after a treatment. Includes steps and precautions to prevent possible reactions or complications.
How long do you get to perform a facial treatment?
1 Hour
30 Mins
90 Mins
50 Mins
List the reasons we cleanse the skin
What BeautyLab cleanser is suitable for a combination skin?
Oily Cleanser
Silk cleanser
Foaming Cleanser
Dry skin cleanser
What are the benefits of using a toner?
Freshen the skin
Remove remaining product from the skin
Balance the PH of the skin
All of the other answers
What are the 2 types of exfoliant?
Chemical exfoliant is suitable for sensitive skin
True
False
What are the 2 BeautyLab toners you can use in a facial?
What are the 2 types of mask you can use?
Rubber and silk
Setting and non-setting
Tissue and setting
Thermal and non setting
List some types of massage movement and their benefit for the client.
Why is it important to find out about the client's lifestyle during consultation?
What aftercare advise do we need to give to clients?
How we are assessing you
The picture shows all the areas we are looking at when we assess you.
This will be in your log book and you should refer to this before you ask to be assessed.
How do the treatments you have been completing compare to this criteria?
