1. Unit B2 E3 revision
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2. Who would be thought of as being a “minor”
Anyone under 16
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3. Why is it important to follow the senior therapists instructions?
Maintain health & safety
Ensure client gets correct
treament
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4. How often would you recommend a facial?
Every 4 weeks
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5. How long does a basic facial take?
45 minutes
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6. What are the possible contra-actions to a facial?
Skin irritation
Increased papules or
Pustules
Erythema
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7. How should a therapist present themselves for a facial?
Clean uniform
Short nails
Hair off face
No jewellery
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8. What checks would you make on electrical equipment?
Check wires
Check plug is not broken
Has it been pat tested
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9. What could happen if you don’t follow the senior therapists instructions?
Harm the client
Give wrong treatment
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10. What is the best position for your trolley in a facial?
Side of the couch
By the head
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11. How should you prepare the client for a facial?
Headband on
Jewellery off
Tops removed
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12. What treatments could a “minor” have?
Any that are suitable
Provided you have
Parental consent
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13. Name the best method of sterilisation
Autoclave
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14. How would you disinfect facial sponges?
Wash in antibacterial
solution
UV cabinet when dry
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15. Why do you do a consultation?
Check for C-I
Find out what they want
Discuss the treatment
Find out what products
they use
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16. What are sponges used for?
Remove cleanser
Remove mask
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17. How would you carry out a skin analysis?
Under a mangifying
Lamp
Check every area of
Face
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18. How do you recognise dehydrated skin?
Tight
Fine lines
Transparent
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19. How do you recognise oily skin?
Greasy
Shiny
Comedones
Papules
Pustules
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20. How do you recognise a combination skin?
Oily T-Zone
Dry or normal
Cheek area
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21. Why give aftercare? Maximise treatment Results professionalism
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22. What aftercare should you give a client?
No foundation/face powder
No touching skin
What products to use
Routine for home
When to come back
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