Hair Removal - Upper Bucks County Technical School
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Chapter 22 – 12’
One of the fastest growing services
Types
Lip/brow
Chin
Arms
Legs
Bikini – art form of its own
Brazilian
Nape of neck
Chest
Back
Most common forms in salons and spas
Fashion trend hairless
Legs, arms, chests
Sports
Cycling, swimming, body building
Legs and arms, occasionally entire body
Hypertrichosis
Growth of an unusual amount of hair on body
parts normally bearing only downy hair
Faces of women
Backs of men
Early Egyptian tombs
Abrasive materials
Pumice stone – used to rub away hair
Ancient Greek & Roman women similar methods
Native Americans –
Sharpened stones and seashells
Rub off and pluck out hair
Ancient Turks –
used Rusma – a combination of yellow sulfide of
arsenic, quicklime and rose water
crude depilatory (ex. Nair)
Permanent
Temporary
Most salons limited to this
ALWAYS necessary
Questionnaire
Medications – topical/oral
Skin disorders
Allergies/sensitivities
changes can occur between visits
Antidepressants
Hormones
Cortisone
Blood pressure
Diabetes
Retin A®
Renova
hydroquinone
Condition that requires avoiding certain
treatments, procedures, or products to prevent
undesirable side effects.
Clients should not have ANY waxing or hair
removal performed if anywhere on the body if
they have any of the following without medical
clearance
Accutane – 6 months
Blood thinning medications
Drugs for autoimmune disease including lupus
Psoriasis, eczema, other chronic skin disease
Prednisone or steroids
Sunburn
Presence of pustules or papules
Recent cosmetic/reconstructive surgery within 3
months
Laser treatment
Severe varicose veins
Questionable medical condition
Rosacea/very sensitive skin
History of fever blisters or cold sores
Recent chemical peel - glycolic, alpha hydroxy,
salicylic acid or other acid based products
Recent microdermabrasion
Use of exfoliating topical medication
Laser skin treatment or surgical peel
Use of hydroquinone for skin lightening
Electrolysis
Removal of hair by means of an electric current
that destroys the growth cells of hair
Current is applied with a very fine needle-shaped
electrode inserted into the hair follicle
License electrologist
Electrolysis Hair Removal -YouTube
http://hairremoval.about.com/od/electrolysis/a/Elect
rolysis101.htm
photoepilation videos - Bing Videos
Intense Pulsed Light (IPL)
Uses intense light to destroy the growth cells of
the hair follicles
No needles – minimizes risk of infection
50 % – 60% clearance of hair in 12 weeks
Administered by some
cosmetologists/estheticians – depends on state
law
Mfg. – generally provide special training
http://www.estheticon.com/video/photoepilation
-2
photoepilation videos - Bing Videos
Laser beam pulsed on skin, impairing growth
Most effective when used on follicles that are in
the growth/anagen phase
Absolute requirement in that the hair must be
darker than surrounding skin
Coarse, dark hair responds best to laser
treatment
Permanent hair removal for some clients
For others it slows down regrowth
Some states allowed under supervision of doctor
Requires special training
Offered by equipment mfg.
http://hairremoval.about.com/od/laser/a/laser10
1.htm
http://www.palomarmedical.com/treatments/hai
r-removal.aspx
Vary by state to state
Check state guidelines
Shaving
Tweezing
Electronic Tweezers
Depilatories
Epilators
Threading
Sugaring
Most common form
Men’s faces
Area softened by
applying warm moist towel
Shaving cream/lotion with lubrication and calms the
skin
Electric clipper/trimmer - nape area
Apply pre-shaving lotion to lessen irritation
PP 693 – did you know?
Commonly used for eyebrows
Mouth and chin
Correctly shaped eyebrows have:
Strong, positive impact on overall attractiveness
Natural arch of eyebrow follows shape of orbital
bone
Transmits radio frequency energy down shaft to
follicle
Papilla dehydrated and eventually destroyed
Energy is applied first at low level to pre-warm
and then up to 2 minutes
Not a method of permanent hair removal
Is a substance used for the temporary removal of
superfluous hair by dissolving at the skin level
Caustic alkali product
Contains detergents to strip sebum (oil)
Adhesives to hold the chemicals to the shaft for 5
– 10 minutes
Hair expands and disulfide bonds break
Chemicals – to destroy the disulfide bonds
Sodium hydroxide
Potassium hydroxide
Thioglycolic acid
Calcium thioglycolate
Turn the hair into a soft jelly-like mass that can
be scraped off
Predisposition test
Allergy test
Hairless part of the arm
Apply small amount – mfg. directions
7 – 10 minutes
No swelling
No redness
No rash
Can be used safely on larger of the skin
Follow mfg. directions
PP 694 – Focus on the Consultation
Table 22-1
Removes hair from the bottom of the follicle
Common form - wax
Cold –
Thicker
Does not require fabric strips
Hot
Requires fabric strips
Test for temperature
4- 6 weeks regrowth
Applied to various parts of the face & body
hair must be ¼” – ½” for waxing to be effective
Do not remove vellus hair – causes skin to lose
softness
Client consultation
Sign release form – not valid in PA
Wear disposable gloves – prevent contact with
bloodborne pathogens
Test temperature
No contact with eyes
Do not use over moles, warts, abrasions, irritated
or inflamed skin
Under arm – cold wax
Apply aloe to redness and swelling reactions
Caution box 695
Practiced in Eastern cultures
The manipulation of cotton thread –
twisted and rolled along skin surface
Entwining hair in the thread and lifting from
follicle
Increasing popularity in America – Florida
Requires special training
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2gAK8im1ITk
Eyebrow Threading Tutorial. Learn how to thread
eyebrows -YouTube
Use of thick, sugar-based paste
Appropriate for sensitive skin
Advantage is can be used on 1/8”
Sugaring - See the Sugaring Technique for Hair
Removal Video
Pre-service
Service Tip – PP697
Tweezing - PP 701
Here’s a Tip – PP 702
Hot Waxing eyebrows PP 703
Here’s a Tip - PP 704
Body waxing PP 705
Here’s a Tip - PP 705
Here’s a Tip - PP 706