Facials

 Maintaining proper hygiene when using tools in facial treatments is crucial to ensure the safety and well-being of clients.      Hygiene is of utmost importance when it comes to using tools in facial treatments. Maintaining proper hygiene protocols ensures the safety and well-being of both estheticians and clients. Hygiene practices for tools involve cleaning, disinfection, and sterilization to prevent the spread of bacteria, viruses, and other contaminants. Here are the 14 steps to take before and after using facial tools 1. Hand Hygiene: Prior to using any tools, thoroughly wash your hands with soap and water or use an alcohol-based hand sanitizer. 2. Tool Sterilization: Regularly sterilize tools that come into direct contact with the skin, such as comedone extractors or lancets, following the manufacturer's instructions or industry guidelines. 3. Disinfection Solution: Prepare a disinfection solution by diluting a hospital-grade disinfectant according to t...

 An esthetic facial, also known as an esthetician facial, is a facial treatment performed by a licensed esthetician. Estheticians are skincare professionals who specialize in treating and improving the appearance of the skin. An esthetic facial focuses on addressing various skin concerns and promoting skin health through a range of techniques and products.      During an esthetic facial, the esthetician assesses the client's skin type, concerns, and goals to customize the treatment accordingly. The specific steps and products used may vary based on the client's needs. However, a typical esthetic facial may include the following: 1. Consultation: The esthetician will discuss the client's skincare concerns, goals, and any relevant medical history. This consultation helps the esthetician understand the client's unique needs and customize the treatment accordingly. 2. Cleansing: The esthetician cleanses the client's face to remove dirt, makeup, and impurities from the...