How Does Oily Skin Appear Under A Wood'S Lamp
Question: What is the most common magnification?
Answer: Five diopeters
Question: How many years can a magnifying lamp last up to when well constructed and maintained?
Answer: 10 years
Question: What are examples of skin conditions and how they appear under a Wood’s Lamp?
Answer: - Dead Skin Cells (white spots)
Normal Healthy Skin (blue/white)
- Thin or dehydrated skin (light violet/purple)
- Acne or bacteria (yellow or orange)
- Oil/comedones (yellow or sometimes pink or orange)
- Hyperpigmentation or sun damage (brown)
- Hypopigmentation (blue/white or yellow/green)
Question: How many times can you use the brush on the brush machine over each area of the skin?
Answer: 3 times on each area
Question: How many seconds can you use the brush machine brush on the skin?
Answer: 3-5 seconds
Question: To avoid damaging or irritating the skin you shouldn’t use brushes or suction devices on what?
Answer: Acne, couperose or inflamed skin.
Question: What is the most important machine used in esthetics?
Answer: Steamer
Question: How far away should a steamer be away from the face?
Answer: 15 to 18 inches
Question: On a steamer what may appear as white or yellow crusty film on the heating element?
Answer: Mineral deposits
Question: How should you move the vacuum device?
Answer: Slowly and horizontally on damp skin across the skin without stopping making sure to always hold taut.