Products:-
-Cleanser
-Toner
-Moisturizer
Health and Safety:-
-Dispose any cotton pads or q-tips after usage
-Ask client if they are wearing contact lenses, to make sure that I don't irritate the eye, be more delicate
-Before starting the process clearly state 'I am going to wash my hands' to the client
-Cleansing, toning and moisturizing (if a man, then avoid using cotton pads getting caught in the stubble, use tissues
-Prepare the skin properly and correctly, it is key to healthy and clean skin
-Make sure the hands are clean, hair tied up, couch roll on surface, shoulder wrap to protect client's clothes from any fall out, clips needed to prevent clients hair from going on the face
-Clean brushes, dip the brushes into the alcohol the using coach roll gently swirl the brushes to remove any dirt.
-Use cotton buds and cotton pads to cleanse, don't forget the neck
-Ask client if they have any allergies, contact lenses
-Use only hypoallergenic products
-Don't be afraid to ask client to remove eye make up themselves, as it is more comfortable for the client to apply enough pressure themselves
Evaluation:-
I enjoyed learning new techniques of how to remove make up from someone else's face how to control the cotton pad, which direction to go which was from the bottom then up. I found it very difficult working in the eye area to make sure I don't put too much pressure and remove every single trace of eye make up without irritating the eyes.
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