Facial TreatmentsPregunta 71 de 100
Before applying wax to a client's skin, what must the esthetician do with the wax temperature?
a.Assume the thermostat setting is accurate and begin
b.Test the temperature on her own inner wrist or another approved test site, and confirm it is comfortable before contact with the client
c.Ask the client to touch the wax pot to judge the heat
d.Heat the wax as hot as possible so it spreads more easily
Explicación
Thermostats drift and wax heats unevenly, so a temperature test on the practitioner before every client is the safeguard against burns. Trusting the dial alone has produced many injuries. Asking the client to touch the pot exposes her to the burn risk directly, and deliberately overheating wax is the most common cause of thermal injury during hair removal.
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