Module 3 Progress Quiz Copy

A critical factor to consider with the skin on the face is that the skin around the eyes is up to ten times thinner than the rest of the face. This is why different products are used in the eye area (e.g. eye creams and concealer) versus the rest of the face (e.g. foundation and standard moisturiser). In addition to these differences, there are also differences in skin between men and women. Which of the following are common differences between the skin of men and women? Select three correct responses.

The skin across different parts of our body changes; some surfaces can have thin layers, thick layers and another part can be hairy. Regardless of which part of the body, our skin is divided into three layers called the epidermis, the dermis and the subcutis. Match each skin layer to the correct main roles.

Our client’s skin type will impact the types of products we select. Match each skin type to the typical indicators you will need to look for when determining your clients’ skin type.

Over time, our skin loses its elasticity and collagen, which can cause our eyebrow hair follicles to become brittle and fall out. Some of our follicles may also stop producing hair at all, which is why mature clients may present with sparse, patchy, or receding brows. Which of the following are indicators of mature skin? Select four correct responses.

No two clients are the same, and you will likely encounter a broad range of face shapes on any given day. Match each face shape to the correct common features.

Match each eye image to the correct eye shape.

Review the anatomical features of the eye below:

What are the three anatomic parts? Select two correct responses.

There are four (4) common muscles that control the eyebrow position. Match muscle with the correct overview.

As with the hair on your scalp and body, eyebrow hairs grow and shed (or fall out) in an ever-repeating cycle. The only difference when compared with the hair on other parts of the body is the length of the various stages of this cycle.

Thinking about the main three phases of the hair growth cycle, reorder each phase in order of what comes first to what comes last.

Match each client example with the most likely hair growth pattern.

If you have a client who has overplucked their eyebrows or has shaved them off and wants to grow them back quickly, what tips could you recommend? Select four correct responses.

Match each hair type to the correct definition.

Match each brow to the correct shape.

If you are brow blocking a client, it’s useful to be aware of the sorts of shapes that you should aim for and the shapes that you should avoid depending on the clients face shape.

Match each brow shape to the correct face shape.

Which of the following are key components of the golden ratio? Select three correct responses.

Match each hair removal method with the correct overview.

The effects of waxing and plucking will differ from person to person, and some of them cannot be avoided. For example, most people will experience a bit of pain, discomfort, and redness when hair is being removed, and this is completely normal. Which of the following are contra-actions of waxing? Select five correct responses.

While it is not our role to diagnose conditions, there are some contraindications that we will be able to visually identify. Match each client example shown to the most likely contraindication.

One of the best ways to pre-empt and prevent contra-actions related to allergies is to conduct a patch test. You may decide to conduct patch tests on all clients prior to applications, but you must definitely do so if a client advises you they have sensitive skin or are prone to allergies. The purpose of the patch test is to test products to ensure there are no reactions to any of the ingredients.

Reorder the tasks listed in order of what comes first to what comes last in the patch test process.

Skin preparation is absolutely essential when providing brow services. You might be tempted to go straight into brow mapping, but you should never skip the skin preparation steps. Reorder the tasks listed in order of what comes first to what comes last in terms of skin preparation.

Brow mapping is absolutely essential to ensure your work is symmetrical and to complement your clients’ natural features. Reorder the tasks listed in order of what comes first to what comes last in terms of brow mapping.

In the event that this does happen, do not panic, as there are several ways you can get it off. Common methods are using oil or oil-based products, and another way is to freeze the area with an ice cube to try and get the wax to crack off.