31502335Aesthetic & Makeup Artistry
Course Information
Description
Skin theory, facials, hair removal and makeup.
Total Credits
2

Course Competencies
  1. Analyze skin and facial features for skin care services
    Assessment Strategies
    by examining the skin and face of a client
    by documenting the client facial analysis
    in the classroom
    by successfully completing a written multiple choice evaluation
    with not less than 70%
    Criteria
    analysis includes identifying the type of skin (e.g. dry, oily, or normal)
    analysis includes identifying the shape of the client's face (e.g. round, square)
    analysis includes identifying the shape and position of the client facial features
    analysis includes identifying treatable and non-treatable skin conditions
    you wash hands with soap and running water prior to touching the client
    you complete the analysis within 5 minutes

  2. Consult with a client for skin care services
    Assessment Strategies
    in a consultation with a client
    prior to the facial service
    in the classroom
    by successfully completing a written multiple choice evaluation
    with not less than 70% accuracy
    Criteria
    analysis includes determining the type of skin

  3. Select tools, equipment, and products for a facial service
    Assessment Strategies
    by selecting tools, equipment and products for a skin care service
    for a client and client-related conditions
    by documenting tools, equipment, and products selected for the service
    in the classroom
    by successfully completing a written multiple choice evaluation
    with not less than 70% accuracy
    Criteria
    selection of products for skin type based on client expectations, consultation, skin analysis and manufacturer recommendations
    selection includes cleansing, massage, and finishing products
    selection includes tools and equipment for skin care application techniques
    selection includes personal protective equipment
    selected tools and equipment are in good working order
    selected reusable tools and equipment were cleaned with soap and water
    disposable tools and supplies are clean and unused
    selected facial products are in labeled containers
    selected towels, chair and head coverings were stored in a decontaminated condition, in closed containers
    selected skin care service drapes/gowns are clean to sight and touch
    you identify information for products according to manufacture's guidelines
    you complete tool, equipment, and products selection within 10 minutes

  4. Prepare for the facial service
    Assessment Strategies
    in preparation for a facial
    for a client (or mannequin) and client-related conditions
    during class
    by successfully completing a written multiple choice evaluation
    with no less than 70% accuracy
    Criteria
    facial service setup is complete and placed on a disinfected surface
    facial service setup includes a topical antiseptic at the facial station
    facial service setup includes all tools, equipment, and products needed to complete the service
    preparation includes using decontaminated drapes/gowns that are clean to sight
    preparation includes placing a head covering on the facial table prior to client use
    preparation includes asking the client to remove jewelry
    preparation includes fastening a head covering on the client
    preparation includes removing creams from jars with spatulas
    preparation includes dispensing powders from shaker-containers
    you provide safe and secure work environment
    you wash hands with soap and running water prior to touching the client
    you utilize personal protective equipment
    you complete preparation for a facial service within 15 minutes

  5. Administer facial manipulations
    Assessment Strategies
    by performing a facial massage
    for a client (or mannequin) and client-related conditions
    Criteria
    manipulations include skin and facial feature analysis
    manipulations include a client consultation prior to the service
    manipulations include preparing the client and work area
    manipulations include covering the eyes and eye pads prior to the massage
    manipulations include applying a massage cream prior to the technique with general upward movements, without getting cream in the client's eye
    manipulations are administered in a rhythmical, even tempo using a predetermined pattern
    massage movements are relaxing and/or invigorating
    manipulations are administered to the face, neck, upper chest, and/or back
    manipulations include using red lamp/infra red treatments when necessary
    manipulations include removing the massage cream following the massage without getting cream in the client's eye
    you wash hands with soap and running water prior to touching the client
    you do not scratch the client with finger nails
    you use the pads of the fingertips
    you complete the facial manipulations within 30 minutes

  6. Remove unwanted hair
    Assessment Strategies
    by removing unwanted hair
    for a client and client-related conditions
    during class
    by successfully completing a written multiple choice evaluation
    with no less than 70% accuracy
    Criteria
    hair removal includes a skin and face analysis
    hair removal includes a client consultation prior to the service
    hair removal includes selection of safe and decontaminated tools and equipment
    hair removal includes preparing the client and work area
    hair removal includes using a pre-washing product
    hair removal includes performing a skin test for sensitivity prior to using a chemical depilatory
    hair removal includes tweezing, waxing, and/or chemical dipilatories
    hair removal includes applying a topical antiseptic to the skin prior to hair removal
    hair removal includes using an electric clippers
    hair removal includes using a disinfected tweezer
    hair removal includes disposing of spatulas and wax strips following each waxing
    hair removal includes testing the temperature of hot wax prior to use
    hair removal includes testing the temperature of hot wax prior to use
    you dispose of trash in appropriate, covered receptacles
    you clean and disinfect tools, equipment, and work area
    you complete hair removal within 20 minutes

  7. Perform a facial
    Assessment Strategies
    by performing a facial (with corrective treatment if necessary)
    for a client (or mannequin) and client-related conditions
    using tools, equipment, and products available for a basic facial service
    by documenting the facial service information
    Criteria
    facial includes a skin and facial feature analysis
    facial includes a client consultation prior to the service
    facial includes selection of safe and decontaminated tools and equipment
    facial includes preparing the client and work area
    facial includes selecting products for a client
    facial includes applying and removing cleansing and massage products according to manufacturer recommendations
    facial includes corrective treatments for problem skin
    facial includes administering facial manipulations
    facial includes using masks and/or packs
    facial includes using warm, moist towels
    facial includes removing unwanted hair
    you wipe drips and spills
    you dispose of trash in appropriate, covered receptacles
    you clean and disinfect tools, equipment, and work area
    you complete a facial within 1 hour

  8. Apply facial makeup
    Assessment Strategies
    by applying facial makeup
    for a client and client-related conditions
    by documenting the cosmetic application information
    during class
    by successfully completing a written multiple choice evaluation
    with no less than 70% accuracy
    Criteria
    makeup application includes skin and facial feature analysis
    makeup application includes a client consultation prior to the service
    makeup application includes a selection of safe and decontaminated tools and equipment
    makeup application includes preparing the client and work area
    makeup application includes foundations, cheek and lip color, face powers, eye lid colors and liners, mascara, and other products identified as facial cosmetics
    makeup is applied according to manufacturer recommendations
    makeup shades and tones are selected according to skin/face analysis and client consultation
    makeup application enhances facial features
    powdered makeup is dispensed by shaking
    makeup is removed from a jar with a spatula
    you wipe drips and spills
    you dispose of trash in appropriate, covered receptacles
    you clean and disinfect tools, equipment, and work area
    you complete cosmetic application within 20 minutes

  9. Consult with a client recommending a skin care regimen specific to their needs.
    Assessment Strategies
    through documentation of a client Consultation and analysis on a client record card. (Skin Care Record and Skin Evaluation)
    by completing corresponding assignment.
    by passing all written and practical assessments.
    Criteria
    Consultation includes documenting clients personal information to include medical, dietary, and cosmetic history.
    Consultation includes determining the skin type of the client.
    Consultation includes analysis identifying characteristics of the skin such as whiteheads, comedones, broken capillaries, discolorations, and blemishes.
    Consultation includes determination of the client's skin condition and elasticity.
    Consultation includes determination if skin disorders or diseases are present.
    Consultation includes deciding if a service can be performed due to the presence/non-presences of skin disorders or diseases.
    Consultation includes recommendation of salon treatments and services related to skin care.
    Consultation includes choice of cleanser, toner, moisturizer, and mask based on the analysis of the skin.
    Consultation includes recommendation of products for home use.

  10. Perform a complete facial to include understanding facial anatomy, preparation, massage, and completion.
    Assessment Strategies
    by completing corresponding assignment.
    performing a facial on volunteer/client in the face-to-face class.
    by passing all written and practical assessments.
    Criteria
    Learner identifies the benefits of a massage service.
    Learner considers the choice of products to use during the facial based on the consultation.
    Learner identifies the five basic massage movements as effleurage, petrissage, tapotement, friction, and vibration.
    Massage incorporates the five basic massage movements using the proper techniques for the intended affect.
    Learner identifies the motor nerve points affected during a facial massage.
    Learner practices all safety and relaxation procedures when performing a massage.
    Learner follows the proper sequence of steps when performing the set-up, cleansing, toning, and exfoliation portion of the facial.
    Learner follows the proper sequence of steps when performing the massage portion of the facial.
    Learner follows the proper sequence of steps when performing the mask portion of the facial.
    Learner follows the proper sequence of steps when performing the completion of the facial service.
    Learner incorporates all infection control and safety procedures that relate to the service.

  11. Offer a variety of hair removal options specific to a client's needs.
    Assessment Strategies
    by completing corresponding assignments.
    through participation in online activities.
    by recommending a hair removal method specific to the client's needs.
    by passing all written and practical assessments.
    through integration of Core Abilities/Critical Life Skills into each weeks activities.
    Criteria
    Learner uses terms related to hair removal such as superfluous hair, hirsuties, hypertrichosis in the proper context.
    Learner identifies specific questions related to the skin and hair removal in the consultation.
    Learner identifies lightening as an alternative to hair removal when appropriate.
    Learner identifies temporary hair removal choices as tweezing, shaving, hot and/or cold waxing, and chemical depilatories.
    Learner selects a method of temporary hair removal according to the skin analysis and client consultation.
    Learner sequences the steps in each method of temporary hair removal in the proper order.
    Learner outlines the guidelines related to eyebrow arching to achieve a well-arched eyebrow.
    Learner identifies permanent hair removal options as: galvanic, thermolysis, and blended.
    Learner selects a method of permanent hair removal according to the skin analysis and client consultation.
    Learner sequences the steps in each method of permanent hair removal in the proper order.
    Learner follows all safety and infection control guidelines related to hair removal.

  12. Design a make-up application to best accentuate a client's facial shape, color, and features.
    Assessment Strategies
    by completing corresponding assignments.
    by passing all written and practical assessments.
    Criteria
    Consultation/analysis includes the client's past experience with make-up.
    Consultation/analysis includes determination of the client's facial shape.
    Consultation/analysis includes determining features to accentuate and to diminish.
    Consultation/analysis includes determining the level of sensitivity the client has experienced with cosmetics.
    Make-up project includes two pictures of the oval facial shape and an explanation on techniques to diminish or accentuate the shape.
    Make-up project includes two pictures of the oblong facial shape and an explanation on techniques to diminish or accentuate the shape.
    Make-up project includes two pictures of the pear facial shape and an explaination on techniques to diminish or accentuate the shape.
    Make-up project includes two pictures of the heart facial shape and an explaination on techniques to diminish or accentuate the shape.
    Make-up project includes two pictures of the square facial shape and an explaination on techniques to diminish or accentuate the shape.
    Make-up project includes two pictures of the round facial shape and an explaination on techniques to diminish or accentuate the shape.
    Make-up project includes two pictures of the diamond facial shape and an explaination on techniques to diminish or accentuate the shape.
    Make-up project includes two pictures of correct natural make-up applications and two incorrect natural make-up applications
    Make-up project includes two pictures of correct business make-up applications and two incorrect natural make-up applications
    Make-up project includes two pictures of correct evening make-up applications and two incorrect natural make-up applications
    Make-up project includes two pictures of correct dramatic make-up applications and two incorrect natural make-up applications
    You identify of terms related to color as hue, tint, shade, value, intensity, and tone.
    Make-up design includes an reference to the products, implements, supplies, and equipment that will be used during application.
    Make-up design includes choice of concealer based on skin imperfections and undertones.
    Make-up design includes foundation choice based on classification of skin color.
    Make-up design includes identifying the proportions of the eye.
    Make-up design includes different eyebrow shapes.
    Make-up design includes eyeliner to define and emphasize the shape and size of the eye.
    Make-up design includes shadows to highlight or shadow the eye.
    Make-up design includes mascara to define, lengthen, and thicken the lashes.
    You suggest an artificial lash technique as an option.
    Make-up design includes powder to set the rest of the make-up.
    Make-up design includes a choice of blush based on the color analysis of the client.
    Make-up design includes a choice of lip liner to define the shape of the lips.
    Make-up design includes determining the shape of the lips based on the six lip shapes.
    Make-up design includes a choice of lipstick to complete the balance of color.
    Make-up design includes a sequence of steps involved in a make-up application.
    Make-up design includes alternative ideas for a special occasion such as a wedding.

  13. Relate electricity to devices used and services offered in the salon.
    Assessment Strategies
    by completing corresponding assignments.
    by passing all written and practical assessments.
    Criteria
    Learner relates the two forms of electrical current (AC and DC) to devices used in the salon.
    Learner relates units of electrical measurement to devices used in the salon.
    Learner recognizes causes of overload and a short circuit.
    Learner explains how safety relate to the fuse, circuit breaker, grounding wire, and shock.
    Learner describes three salon services resulting in heat, mechanical or magnetic, and electrochemical effects.
    Learner identifies the five electrodes used in the salon and the area of the body they are used.
    Learner identifies the four types of current used in the salon as Galvanic, Faradic, Sinusoidal, and Tesla (High Frequency).
    Learner relates each of the four types of currents to their effects and uses.
    Learner differentiates between visible and invisible light.
    Learner relates visible light to the fluorescent and incandescent lighting in the salon and their effects.
    Learner relates invisible light to infrared and ultraviolet light and their uses and effects during salon services.
    Learner identifies the limitations of microdermabrasion services related to barber/cosmetology licensing.