Treatment in which water-soluble compounds are pushed into the epidermis is called:

All of the following steps are part of performing a vacuum suction technique for a facial treatment EXCEPT:

Test the microdermabrasion level on:

during the Increase phase of a facial, all of the following devices can be used for microcirculation EXCEPT:

Which facial treatment device is also known as Telsa?

During which high frequency application treatment does the client hold the electrode?

When performing an iontophoresis treatment, the inactive electrode should be held by the client or placed under their:

Which galvanic current application allows an acidic solution to enter the skin when the positive pole of the electrode is used  on the skin and is most often performed following extractions and before a massage?

12. What is a reason for collecting the client’s skin care history as part of a client intake form?

3. All of the following actions are ways to build rapport by giving the client helpful directions EXCEPT: