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3. Keep lids tightly closed on product jars to avoid spillage and contamination.
4. Remove all products from jars with a sanitized spatula.
5. Keep labels on all containers and store products in a cool place to protect shelf life.
6. Keep tools dry to avoid a short circuit when using electrical equipment.
7. Wear gloves during treatments, if required.
8. Discard any implements that cannot be disinfected.
9. Use eyepads to protect and soothe the eyes when analyzing the skin or applying masks.
10. Identify contraindications such as high blood pressure, heart problems, diabetes, pregnancy,
pacemaker or metal implants and/or medications.
Client Consultation
To help you remember the important steps in the consultation process, remember: Great Artists
Always Draw Creatively. Just change your focus to your client's skin.
Greeting
· Meet and greet the client with a firm handshake and a pleasant voice.
· Communicate to build rapport and develop a relationship with the client.
· Fill out consultation form with client (sample shown below).
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SALON FUNDAMENTALS
SKIN TYPE
Normal
Dry
Oily
Combination
SIGNS OF DEHYDRATION
None
Moderate
Severe
Asphyxiated
(Blocked pores/follicles)
Wrinkles
PRODUCT & TREATMENT RECOMMENDATIONS
Series Recommended: Corrective / Maintenance
Length of Time: (# of Weeks) 3 6 8 12
Treatment Date
Procedure
Esthetician
Remarks
Acne
Juvenilis
Chronic
Rosascea
Remarks
How Long?
Vulgaris
Cystic
Scars
CHARACTERISTICS
White Heads
Comedomes
Broken Capillaries
Discolorations
Blemishes
SKIN CONDITION
/ELASTICITY
Normal
Fair
Poor
SKIN EVALUATION
Name
Date
Address
City
State
Zip
Phone (H)
(B)
Occupation
Referred
By
MEDICAL
HISTORY
Age
Sex: Female / Male
Known Allergies
Are you under care of a Dermatologist?
Have you experienced any skin problems in the past 5 years?
If yes, please describe
Do you have any medical conditions such as:
High Blood Pressure Heart Problems Diabetes
Pregnancy Pacemaker/metal implants Are you on medication?
Others not listed above
DIETARY HISTORY
Are you currently dieting?
Do you take supplemental vitamins etc?
Do you exercise regularly?
Do you try to eat well-balanced meals?
Do you drink at least 8 glasses of water daily?
COSMETIC HISTORY
What is the purpose of this makeup application? Day / Evening / Bridal
Have you ever had a reaction from skin care products
or makeup products? Yes No
Explain
Cosmetics now being used
Extent of facial care at home:
Daily
Weekly
SKIN CARE RECORD CARD

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