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Cosmetology

Machine Facials

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Machine Facials

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Cleansing

The large brush is for large areas

The small brush is good for small areas

Used to remove makeup, dirt, and oil from the skin

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Magnifying Light

Used to analyze skin

Determine if skin is oily, normal or dry

Best used after skin has been cleansed

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Steamer

Used on oily skin

Do NOT use if client is asthmatic or has high blood pressure

Use only distilled water in the steamer

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High Frequency

Used to increase and stimulate blood circulation

Test on client’s hand first to familiarize them with noise

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Vacuum Tube

Vacuum tubes are used to remove surface impurities

Check suction strength prior to placement on client’s skin

Large tube for large areas & small tube for up-close work

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Atomizer

Used at the end of the facial to close pores

Spray a light mist over the face.

Do not over saturate

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Mini Sanitizer

Used to keep sterilized implements sanitized

This does NOT sanitize implements for you