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Milady's Standard Comprehensive Training fpr Estheticians

Author: MILADY

This premier edition of Milady's Standard System of Salon Skills: Skin Care provides students with coverage of all the basic esthetic skills, but also expands into advanced techniques and the latest products and equipment in the skin care field. Each chapter is written by an industry expert, with step-by-step technicals clearly depicted through photographs and illustrations-many of which are also featured on the 12-tape Video Library. This comprehensive, easy-to-understand resource is suitable for 600 to 1200-hour programs with special emphasis on providing estheticians with the communication, business, and retailing skills essential to their profession. This new system keeps pace with the booming esthetics industry providing the theoretical, practical, and essential information every skin care professoinal needs to succeed.

Table of Contents:

Part I	Ancient History--Modern Times	2
Chapter 1	A Journey through Time: Esthetics Then and Now	4
	Introduction	5
	Career Options	6
	Aesthetikos	7
	Ancient Surgery and Remedies	9
	Roots of Esthetic and Spa Therapies	11
	Transition to Western Medicine	17
	Evolution of American Skin Care	18
	Pioneers of the Twentieth Century	20
	The Future	20
	Emergence of Industry Conferences	21
Part II	The Natural Sciences	24
Chapter 2	Anatomy and Physiology of the Skin	26
	Introduction	27
	Skin Function	27
	Cell Physiology and Biochemistry	30
	Specialized Cell Function and Tissues	32
	Layers of the Skin	39
Chapter 3	Body Systems	50
	Introduction	51
	Endocrine System	58
	Circulatory System	60
	Immune System	63
Chapter 4	Bones, Muscles, and Nerves of the Face and Skull	68
	Introduction	69
	Bones of the Skull	69
	Muscles of the Face, Neck, and Scalp	69
	Nerves	73
	Nerve Motor Points of the Face and Neck	75
Chapter 5	Bacteriology and Sanitation	78
	Introduction	79
	Microorganisms	79
	Sterilization	80
	Policies and Procedures	84
Chapter 6	Nutrition	90
	Introduction	91
	Macronutrients	91
	Micronutrients: Vitamins	94
	Minerals	100
	How Much Nutrition Do You Need?	101
	Nutrition and Esthetics	101
Part III	The Treatment Room	104
Chapter 7	Room Furnishings	106
	Introduction	107
	Facial Chair	107
	Operator Chair or Stool	109
	Maintenance of Furniture, Equipment, and Countertops	110
	Ergonomics	110
	Utility Carts	114
Chapter 8	Technological Tools	116
	Introduction	117
	Skin Analysis Equipment	117
	Skin Care Machines	119
	Microcurrent Machines	128
	Other Tools and Accessories	129
Chapter 9	Basics of Electricity	136
	Introduction	137
	Basics of Matter: The Atom	137
	Circuits	142
	Basic Forms of Electricity	143
	Esthetic Machines	144
	Safety	144
Chapter 10	First Impressions--Setup and Supplies	146
	Introduction	147
	Elements of Meet and Greet	147
	Facial Bed Setup	149
	Supplies	152
	Product Masks	155
	Dispensary	156
	Safety	157
	End of the Day	158
Part IV	Gathering Information	160
Chapter 11	Skin Types and Conditions	162
	Introduction	163
	Skin Types	163
	Skin Conditions	167
Chapter 12	Health Screening	170
	Introduction	171
	Health Screening Questionnaire	171
Chapter 13	Skin Analysis	184
	Introduction	185
	Skin Analysis Tools	187
	The Analysis Procedure	188
	Record Keeping	189
	Closing the Analysis	189
	Final Review	192
Part V	The Facial	194
Chapter 14	Anatomy of a Facial	196
	Introduction	197
	Products Used in Facials	197
	General Facial Steps	201
	Facial Massage	215
	The Basic Facial	220
	The Minifacial	225
Chapter 15	Men's Facials	228
	Introduction	229
	Men's Skin Care Products	229
	Professional Treatments for Men	231
Chapter 16	Postconsultation and Home Care	236
	Introduction	237
	Closing Consultation	237
	Developing Long-Term Programs	239
	Achieving Results	239
	Follow-Up	239
	Home Care Products	239
	The Home Care Guide	241
Part VI	Advanced Sciences	244
Chapter 17	Disorders and Diseases	246
	Introduction	247
	Common Dermatological Terms	247
	Lesions	248
	Common Conditions and Diseases of the Skin	254
	Common Allergens in the Skin Care Business	259
	Contagious Diseases	260
	Other Diseases of the Skin	263
	Autoimmune Diseases	266
Chapter 18	Pharmacology	270
	Introduction	271
	Over-the-Counter and Prescription Drugs	271
	Skin Lightening Products	275
	Corticosteroids	276
	Prescription Steroids	276
	Allergic Reactions, Hives, and Redness	276
	Retinoids	277
	Drugs for the Treatment of Rosacea	279
	Antibiotics	279
Chapter 19	Product Chemistry	282
	Introduction	283
	Basic Chemistry	283
	Cosmetic Ingredients	286
Chapter 20	Advanced Ingredient Technology	302
	Introduction	303
	Food and Drug Administration Regulations	303
	Serums	303
	Delivery Systems	304
	Improving Cell Metabolism and Oxygenation	306
	Nature versus Biotechnology	306
Part VII	Advanced Skin Care	308
Chapter 21	Aging Skin: Morphology and Treatment	310
	Introduction	311
	Intrinsic Aging	311
	Extrinsic Aging	315
	Sunscreens	322
	Analysis of Sun-Damaged Skin	325
	Treatment Concepts for Sun-Damaged Skin	330
	Advanced Mature Skin Treatments	332
Chapter 22	Sensitive Skin: Morphology and Treatment	340
	Introduction	341
	Barrier Function and Sensitivity	341
	Analysis of Sensitive Skin	341
	Irritants and Allergens	344
	Rosacea	347
	Aging and the Sensitive Skin	348
	Salon Treatment for Sensitive Skin	355
Chapter 23	Hyperpigmentation: Morphology and Treatment	356
	Introduction	357
	Analysis	357
	Treatment for Hyperpigmentation	359
Chapter 24	Acne: Morphology and Treatment	364
	Introduction	365
	What Causes Acne?	365
	Hormones and Acne	368
	Stress Factors	370
	Foods and Acne	371
	Cosmetics, Skin Care Products, and Acne	371
	Grades of Acne	371
	Concepts of Acne Management	373
	Analysis and Treatment of Problem Skin	376
Chapter 25	Ethnic Skin: Morphology and Treatment	390
	Introduction	391
	Black Skin	391
	Asian Skin	393
	Hispanic and Native American Skin	394
Chapter 26	Exfoliation	396
	Introduction	397
	Mechanical versus Chemical Exfoliation	397
	Mechanical Exfoliation	398
	Chemical Exfoliation	401
	Enzymes	416
Chapter 27	Holistic/Alternative Skin Care	418
	Introduction	419
	Psychological Benefits of Holistic Practices	419
	Mind-Body Connection	419
	Methods of Holistic Therapy	420
Chapter 28	Advanced Home Care	426
	Introduction	427
	Understanding Your Client	427
	Advanced Product Types and Features	427
	Introducing Advanced Products to the Client	428
	The Home Care Treatment Form	429
	Advanced/Enhanced Selling	429
	Sample Advanced Product Plans	432
Part VIII	Epilation	438
Chapter 29	Methods of Hair Removal	440
	Introduction	441
	Morphology of Hair	441
	Differences in Hair Growth and Characteristics	444
	Hair Removal	445
	Furniture and Accessories	451
	Tools and Supplies	451
	Sanitation	453
	Room Preparation	453
	General Hair Removal (Waxing)	455
Chapter 30	Waxing Procedures	458
	Introduction	459
	Eyebrow Shaping	459
	Waxing the Ear	459
	Waxing the Upper Torso	459
	Waxing the Leg	478
	Ingrown Hair Service	478
Part IX	Makeup Artistry	484
Chapter 31	Color Theory, Facial Features, and Setup	486
	Introduction	487
	Color Theory	488
	Facial Proportion and Shape	491
	Facial Profile	494
	Choosing and Using Makeup Products	501
	Makeup Tools	509
Chapter 32	Makeup Applications	516
	Introduction	517
	The Makeup Work Area	517
	Client Consultation	517
	The Closing	518
	Choosing a Makeup Product Collection	529
	Makeup Services	530
	Beyond the Basics	535
Part X	The Spa Body Treatments	538
Chapter 33	The Value of Body Services	540
	Introduction	541
	Who Can Do Body Treatments?	541
	Concerns	542
	Client Health	543
	Body Treatment Principles	544
	Hydrotherapy	545
	Service Treatment Protocols	545
	Techniques for Body Treatments	546
	Body Masks and Wraps	549
	Aromatherapy	552
	Other Performance Ingredients	553
Chapter 34	Body Treatments	556
	Introduction	557
	Client Charting and Consultation	557
	Body Treatments	557
	Spot Treatments	561
	Paraffin	564
	Combination Services, Packages, and Marketing	564
	Body Massage	565
	Shiatsu, Reflexology, and Similar Energy	568
	Home Care	571
Part XI	Advanced Clinical Skin Care	574
Chapter 35	Career Opportunities in Medical Esthetics	576
	Introduction	577
	Joining a Medical Team	577
	Esthetician as a Resource	579
Chapter 36	Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery	582
	Introduction	583
	The Disciplines	583
	Common Types of Plastic Surgery	583
	Facial Procedures	583
	Body Procedures	589
Chapter 37	Patient Profiles	596
	Introduction	597
	Preoperative Preparation	597
	Postoperative Care	597
	Survivors of Domestic Violence	597
	Elderly	597
	Physically Challenged	598
	Mentally Ill, Obsessive-Compulsive, and Self-Abused	598
	Pre- and Postoperative Care	598
	Medical Documentation	601
Chapter 38	Pre- and Postoperative Care	610
	Introduction	611
	Procedures and Treatment Plans	611
	Treatments Defined	615
Chapter 39	Camouflage Therapy	622
	Introduction	623
	Short-Term Use of Camoflage Therapy	623
	Makeup Applications for Specific Cosmetic Procedures	623
	Medical Applications	627

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