Chapter 21 Hair Removal s

Chapter Outline Client Consultation Permanent Hair Removal Methods of Temporary Hair Removal

Learning Objectives Describe the elements of a client consultation for hair removal. Name the conditions that contraindicate hair removal in the salon. Identify and describe three methods of permanent hair removal. Demonstrate the techniques involved in temporary hair removal.

Why do we wax? Hirsuties or Hypertrichosis – The growth of an unusual amount of hair on parts of he body normally bearing only downy hair, such as the faces of women and the backs of men. I chose pictures of beautiful ladies; that always took/take care of there skin. Mary Kay Ash reached age 90 Jackie Kennedy Marilyn Monroe Dorothy Dandridge Hailey Berry

Postcard of a child in the carnival show. Lional 5 years old in 1907.

Client Consultation The main purpose of a client consultation is to determine the presence of any contraindications for hair removal. A client assessment form and a release form should be filled out before every hair removal service.

Contraindications Accutane Blood thinners Drugs for Lupus Posoriasis Eczema Sunburn Acne Recent Facial Surgery Rosacea Sensitive Skin Fever or Cold Sores Recent Chemical Peels Recent Microdermabrasion Any use of Retin – A, Renova, Tazorac, Differin or Azelex Skin Lighteners Accutane within 6 months NO NO!!!! Do not perform a waxing service on any of the following, even with a Dr note it is still questionalble.

Burns and Scars from waxing while taking accutane.

Permanent Hair Removal Electrolysis – is the removal of hair by means of an electric current that destroys the growth cells of the hair. Photoepilation – uses intense light to destroy the growth cells of the hair follicles. Laser Hair Removal – a laser beam is pulsed on the skin, impairing hair growth. Play a research game on permanent hair removal. Split into 3 groups.

Temporary Hair Removal Shaving Tweezing Electronic Tweezers Depilatory Split into 4 groups. Research Game.

Example of waxing

Where do we wax? Eyebrows Upper Lip Cheeks Chin Underarms Arms Bikini Line Legs Tops of Feet Toes Back

Other Types of Hair Removal Threading – a temporary hair removal method that is still practiced today. It involves the manipulation of cotton thread, which is twisted and rolled along the surface of the skin. Sugaring – It involves the use of a thick, sugar based paste and is especially appropriae for more sensitive skin types. Threading – Eastern technique

AVEDA PLANT WAX Aveda plant wax program (Handout)

Pre-Skin Primer Naturally Derived Organic Aloe Witch Hazel, Lavender, Camomile, Castor Oil, Bisabolol Cleans surface area that is to be waxed, removes excess oil so wax can better adhere. Create activity for hand out, in binder

Hard Wax Formula No Mineral Oil 3 Egyptian Floral Waxes 5 Plant Oils Wood Rosin, Beeswax and Vitamin E Organic Tea Tree Oil Hard Wax is for smaller areas and for the face, gentler and more effective on facial hair.

Soft Wax Formula No Mineral Oil 3 Egyptian Floral Waxes 5 Plant Oils Wood Rosin, Beeswax and Vitamin E Organic Tea Tree Oil Soft Wax is for larger areas and the body, soft wax can be used on the face if coarse hair exists but hard wax is recommended.

Aveda Plant Wax System Procedure Handout Create activity for hand out, in binder

Aveda’s Hard and Soft Wax Hand out Go over hand out with class.

Consultation Consultation with guest, use a hand mirror. Discuss shape, look and amount of hair to be removed. Go through the Guest Consultation Form with your guest. Hand out Guest Consultation Form, have students complete form with you in class. DEMOSTRATION!!!!!!!!