T.L.E FOR EXAM/QUIZ

• Skin


  The largest organ in your body
• Skin

  • Made up of three layers: epidermis, dermis, subcutaneous/hypodermis
• Epidermis


  The outer protective layer that keeps out water, pollutants, the sun's harmful rays, and bacteria
• Dermis


  The supporting structure of the skin that lies below the epidermis
• Subcutaneous/Hypodermis


  A fatty tissue layer below the dermis that gives shape to the body
• Basic Skin Types

  • Normal Skin
  • Dry Skin
  • Oily Skin
  • Sensitive Skin
  • Combination Skin
• What is the largest organ in the body?

  Skin
• Normal Skin


  Has a healthy, soft, smooth, and finely textured skin
• Dry Skin


  Has a fine textured and thin skin that can become flaky and rough when exposed to excess temperature
• Oily Skin


  Has a thicker and shiny skin with large pores
• Sensitive Skin


  Has a fine and easily irritated skin when exposed to extreme weather or strong products
• Combination Skin


  Has a combination of normal and oily skin, with an oily T-zone and dry cheek and neck
• C-cleanse


  day and night
• 1. tone


  day and night
• 1. moisturize


  day and night
• 1. condition the skin


  day and night
• Facial Exercise


  A daily ten-minute facial exercises after removing your makeup will relax your face muscles
• Facial Massage


  One of the most relaxing and soothing service offered by salons
• Methods of Facial Massage

  • Petrissage
  • Effleurage
  • Tapotement or percussion
• Petrissage


  Important movement that promotes the circulation of blood and stimulates the muscles, nerves, and skin glands
• Effleurage


  A facial massage done with the pods of the fingertips or with the palms of the hands
• Tapotement or percussion


  Uses the pads of the fingers with a rapid and springy motion
• Acne


  A condition that develops in the pores of the skin around the hair follicles and glands that produce oil
• Mild Acne


  Few pimples on the face, back, or chest. Most teenagers usually experience this type of acne
• Moderate Acne


  Around twenty to sixty small- to medium-sized pimples over the face, back, or chest
• Classifications of acne

  Mild acne

  Moderate acne

  Severe acne
• What do you call the process of sweating?

  Perspiration
• What do you call the combination of the way you think, act and feel?

  Personality
• What do you call the thing about your body and can easily identify when you look into a mirror?

  Physical traits
• What do you call the glands responsible for the production of oil that produces more perspiration?

  Sweat gland
• What do you call the product to prevent acne which is more convenient and cleansing tool and preserve in antibacterial solution?

  Medicated pads
• What are the conditions or practices that are conductive and maintaining health and preventing diseases, especially through cleanliness?

  Hygiene
• What do you call the changes in puberty with the development of fit and hands grow first and our fan large in proportion than the rest of the body?

  Physical
• What do you call the changes in puberty with the capacity to think and reason increases, ability to think logically or reason things out increases or evident?

  Mental
• What do you call the changes in puberty where the friendship and peer acceptance are valued and the ability to feel more deeply and considered others needs increases?

  Social
• What do you call the changes in puberty where communicating of thoughts and feelings become priority, and sports of energy and emotional feelings are very evident?

  Emotional
• What do you call the condition that develops in the pores of the skin around the hair follicles?


  Pimple
• This means keeping the food free from harmful bacteria to prevent contamination?

  Food sanitation
• These glands secrete an oily material.

  Sebum
• It is acquired by excessive exposure to extreme weather that cause dry or chopped skin

  Wrinkles