Milady hair removal ch 22

Hair Removal for Milady CH 22

1. Types. Contraindications. When & Why. Precautions & Steps MILADY HAIR REMOVAL

2. AGENDA The WHY Types Consultations Permanent Hair Removal Temporary Hair Removal Review

3. 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. OBJECTIVE- THE WHY

4. Women Brows, upper lip, face, arms, legs, bikini line Men Back, shoulders, nape, chest Hirsutism is excessive growth of terminal hairs usually seen in females. ( PCOS ) Hypertrichosis   is the generalized excessive growth of hair ( Vellus to Terminal ) Usually see hair removal in these areas: HIRSUTISM - TREATABLE HYPERTRICHOSIS - NOT TREATBALE

5. Permanent - E l ectrolysis , laser removal, photo epilation Temporary - Tweezing, waxing, shaving TYPES OF HAIR REMOVAL

6. Disclosure of topical and oral medications Disclosure of skin disorders or allergies CONSULTATION

7. Discloses medications and allergies Release form CONSULTATION- Health Screening Form

8. Any condition or disease that makes an indicated treatment or medication inadvisable Contraindication Recent use of isotretinoin (Accutane) Use of blood-thinning medications Use of autoimmune disease drugs Use of prednisone or steroids Presence of psoriasis, eczema (chronic skin diseases) Rosacea or sensitive skin Fever blisters or cold sores Recent chemical peel Recent microdermabrasion Use of exfoliants Recent laser treatment Use of hydroquinone

9. Electrolysis Photoepilation Laser PERMANENT HAIR REMOVAL

10. Current applied with fine electrode Can be painful, time-consuming, expensive Requires special license Most effective FDA regulated Works on all hair types/color ELECTROLYOSIS

11. Electrolysis 8-12 $30-200 per session 15 min to 1 hour each treatment

12. Also known as Intense Pulsed Light (IPL) Minimal side effects Requires no needles (reduced risk) Clears 50 percent to 60 percent of hair in 12 weeks Requires license Light absorbed by melanin- more melanin more success PHOTOEPILATION

13. Rapid removal Best in anagen phase Best response from coarse, dark hair Requires specialized training Makes hair dormant LASER HAIR REMOVAL

14. REVIEW What are the ways we can remove hair? What is the difference between hypertrichosis & hirusites ? What is a Contraindication? What is the most effect way of Permanent hair removal? How does Photo- epliation work? What is a fact about Laser Hair Removal?

15. Shaving Tweezing Depilatories Epilatories TEMPORARY HAIR REMOVAL

16. Men’s facial hair Women’s legs and underarms Quick and convenient Can result in irritation, ingrown hairs, and nicks from the blade SHAVING

17. Tweezing used to shape eyebrows and remove undesirable hairs around mouth and chin. The natural arch of the brow follows the orbital bone or the curved line of the eye socket. Consultation is used to avoid mistakes and ensure client satisfaction. TWEEZING

18. Substances used for temporary removal of superfluous hair by dissolving at skin level Contain detergents Contain adhesives Expand hair, break disulfide bonds Require patch test DEPILATORIES

19. Wax (hot or cold) Applied to brows, cheeks, chin, upper lip, arms, and legs EPILATORS COLD HOT

20. HAIR REMOVAL PROCEDURES

21. Test wax temperature. Avoid wax contact with eyes. Do not apply over warts, moles, abrasions, or irritated or inflamed skin. Use cold wax on sensitive underarms. Apply aloe gel to calm and soothe. WAXING SAFETY PRECAUTIONS Are you sensitive? Exfoliate day before NOT day of- Wax will adhere better without excess dead cells Shower & check natural hair growth Taut & Quick- Can cause bruising/ wax gets stuck Avoid working out and tight clothing first 24 hrs POST wax 5 TIPS FOR WAXING

22. Practiced in Eastern cultures. Involves manipulation of thread. Thread is twisted and rolled on skin surface. Hair is entwined and lifted from follicle. Specialized training is required. THREADING

23. An epilator treatment that produces the same results as hot or cold wax Uses thick, sugar-based paste Appropriate for sensitive skin Residue removed by dissolving with warm water SUGARING

24. REVIEW What are examples of Temporary Hair Removal? What is the difference between shaving & tweezing? What is an Epilator? What is a Depilatory? What are some precautions to take when waxing?