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professional services | face mapping ® skin analysis | dermalogica consultation card 186 11 Do you sunbathe or use tanning beds?. Recommend higher SPFs to sunbathing clients. 12 Do you drink more than four caffeinated beverages daily? High levels of caffeine can increase skin sensitivity and blood circulation, reduce skin moisture levels and make the client anxious during prolonged treatments. The client may also have a lower pain threshold. 13 Have you experinced claustrophobia? Clients who experience claustrophobia should never be wrapped tightly or have their arms wrapped. Never leave claustrophobic clients unattended during a treatment. your skin This is where you’ll learn about your client’s level of skin care sophistication, as well as what he/she perceives as his/ her general skin condition. You’ll be able to use this information to customize your treatments and prescription approach, based on needs and level of knowledge. 14 What are your specific concerns or challenges with your skin? Give your client an opportunity to discuss skin and body concerns. This is a basis for discussion, and will tell you whether his/her perception is accurate. 15 What skin care products are you currently using? Your client’s general level of skin care sophistication is indicated by the diversity of the home care regimen. For example, a soap user will not likely advance to a six-step daily regimen, so you should dermalogica slowly introduce basic steps first. More advanced users will be open to adding targeted products. 16 Have you ever had chemical peels, microdermabrasion, or any resurfacting treatments? A full understanding of your client’s exfoliation history is vital to performing safe and effective treatments. With the number of invasive exfoliation techniques (chemical peels, laser resurfacing, light therapies and microdermabrasion), you must ensure your client’s skin has returned to normal health and thickness before recommending your own professional exfoliation. After any of these types of treatments, the skin may be dramatically thinned. Follow the “less” rule, avoiding any steps that may over-stimulate the skin. Perform extractions very carefully, avoid all exfoliation, and ensure that your client has sun protection on at all times during the healing process. 17 Do you use Isotretinoin, Retin-A, Renova, Adapalene or any other prescription skin products? Do not exfoliate or wax the area treated by any prescription or topical acne treatment product for at least three months after your client has stopped using it. Use of prescription acne medications, including those mentioned previously in the “Your Health” section, may also contraindicate waxing, exfoliation, the use of Benzoyl Peroxide, heat and/or firm massage over the affected areas. 18 Are you currently using any products that contain the following ingredients (see card)? One of the most prevalent problems experienced by clients is over-exfoliation, which can result in dry, over-sensitized skin and can lead to premature aging. Carefully check their existing exfoliation regimen, and recommend that they discontinue these products before beginning a Dermalogica exfoliation regimen. 19 Do you experience flakiness, tightness or obvious dryness? Clients should increase their water intake, adjust to a richer moisturizer and use a moisturizing masque at least three times a week if they suffer with these issues. 20 What SPF sunscreen do you use on your face? All clients should use an SPF15 or higher sunscreen over the face daily to prevent incidental sun damage. A sunscreen should be applied to the body if sun exposure is anticipated, and the hands should always be protected by an SPF15 or higher if they are exposed while driving in daylight. 21–23 Do you burn easily in moderate sunlight? Do you have a tendency to redness? Do you suffer from sinus problems? Both your client's answers and your own analysis of capillary activity can indicate possible early stages of rosacea, skin sensitivity and/or sensitized skin. If a client answers “yes” to any of these questions, chances are good that the skin is very easily sensitized, and should be treated with care.
24 Do you ever experience a burning, itching or stinging sensations on your skin? If the client experiences these reactions, you should be very concerned about cosmetic allergies. We recommend doing a patch test on the inside of the arm prior to the treatment to check for the skin's response. female clients only Are you taking oral 25 contraception? Oral contraceptives can cause uneven skin pigmentation, and depending on the medication, skin breakouts or dryness. 26 Are you pregnant or trying to become pregnant? If the client is pregnant, or trying to become pregnant, avoid essential oils, electrical current, high-temperature and detoxifying treatments. 27 Are you lactating? Be aware of additional breast sensitivity if the client is lactating. Do not use essential oils, and ensure that client comfort is addressed at all times. Do not wrap tightly during a spa treatment. 28 Are you currently having or due for your menstrual period? Menstruation increases skin sensitivity, so the client should be asked at every visit. male clients only Do you have any 29 shaving challenges? Asking male clients about their shaving regimen in addition to their skin condition will help you identify the cause of any shaving irritation and ingrown hairs, bumps, redness, nicks and cuts. ( Have clients complete the Shave Mapping SM Consultation Card, then use the other side of the card to outline a Pre-Shave, Shave and Post-Shave regimen.) questions to discuss every visit 30 Have you started any new medication since your last visit? The addition of new medications means that you should have the returning client check over their previous entries on their Consultation Card to alert you of any new contraindications. Have the client re-sign the card at every visit to ensure that they have not forgotten information that might affect the outcome of his/her treatment. the book professional services | face mapping ® skin analysis | dermalogica consultation card 187
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cleansers Thorough cleansing is the
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skin condition Skin with excess oil
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masques Enhance the daily skin care
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