EYELASH EXTENSIONS WRITTEN PRACTICAL EXAMINATION

disinfection and infection control procedures:

__________________ refers to the methods used to eliminate or reduce the transmission of infectious organisms. there are four types of potentially harmful organisms that can directly affect the makeup environment: bacteria, viruses, fungi, and parasites.

infection control

disinfection and infection control procedures:

there are 2 decontamination methods, 1 & 2.

• decontamination method 1: Cleaning and then disinfecting with an appropriate EPA-registered disinfectant.

• decontamination method 2: Cleaning and then sterilizing.

what should you do to prepare the disinfectants?

you must read and follow the manufacturer’s instructions whenever you are using a disinfectant.

what should you do with sterilized and disinfected tools and implements?

store disinfected tools and implements in a clean, covered container until needed.

glue enters the eye: 

• 1. Flush with a sterile eyewash solution, and assist the client in washing her eyes with warm water for at least 15 minutes. 

• 2. Then seek medical attention immediately. The adhesive will attach to the cornea, but after time it will naturally detach. 

first aid and exposure incident:

• first aid kit: should include these items: small bandages, gause, antiseptic, and a blood-spill kit that contains disposable bags, gloves, and hazardous waste stickers. 

blood-spill disinfection and disposal:

• use EPA registered disinfectant designed for cleaning blood and body fluids.

• discard all single-use contaminated objects such as wipes or cotton balls by double-bagging (place the waste in a plastic bag then in a trash bag.)

• place a biohazard sticker on the bag, and deposit the bag into a container for contaminated waste. deposit sharp disposables in a sharps box

first aid and exposure incident:

• exposure incident: is contact with non intact (broken) skin, blood, body fluid, or other potentially infectious materials that is the result of the performance of an employee’s duties.

examine the eyelash area to make sure there are no eye conditions, sensitivities, visible redness, swelling, itching or crusting.

 client consultation and analysis: eyelash evaluation

___________ is done in order to understand each client’s skin type and provide the best treatment regimen possible for each individual’s skin type and condition.

 client consultation and analysis: skin analysis

___________________: choose the proper thickness (diameter) and length (mm) according to the client's eye shape and desired look. Portion out the amount of lashes by cutting the lash strip.

eyelash extension selection 

Identification of disorders, allergies, and adverse reactions:

• when you see a client for the first time, you want to assess the health of the entire area of the eye, not just the eyelash. 

___________ is a scrape or scratch on the cornea. This can happen from placing the under-eye sticker too close on the lower eyelid. 

corneal abrasion

Identification of disorders, allergies, and adverse reactions:

• when you see a client for the first time, you want to assess the health of the entire area of the eye, not just the eyelash. 

___________ is when the eyelid becomes inflamed. 

blepharitis

Identification of disorders, allergies, and adverse reactions:

• when you see a client for the first time, you want to assess the health of the entire area of the eye, not just the eyelash. 

 ____________ is a painful, red bump on the eyelid when the zeis gland is infected. 

stye

Identification of disorders, allergies, and adverse reactions:

• when you see a client for the first time, you want to assess the health of the entire area of the eye, not just the eyelash. 

__________________ is a thin, clear, moist mucous membrane and can become inflamed due to allergic reaction.

conjunctiva

____________ is applying a few eyelash extensions on each eye, if the client does not have a reaction after 24 hours, it is safe to proceed with full application.

patch test

 eyelash extension application:

remove all eye makeup and check eyelid skin carefully for signs of disease before beginning the application procedure. 

step 1: skin preparation

eyelash extension application:

step 2: apply an under eye pad (gel pad) to cover the lower eyelashes about 1-2mm from the lower lash line.

step 2: eye preparation 

__________ the natural lash, which then you can apply an extension. 

isolate

____________, start at the outer corner, move inward toward the nose checking each lash making sure they are not stuck together. If they are, use tweezers to gently separate.

separation

procedure for inside corner of eye 

use short lashes 6-10mm in length.

this is _____________:

• Remove adhesive residue from implements with acetone. 

• Dispose of single use items and unused extensions. 

• Disinfect tools and implements 

• Sanitize treatment equipment and room. 

post-service clean up

these are __________:

• Don't get the lashes wet for 24 hours after service 

• Stay away from any oil based makeup remover 

• No waterproof mascara. 

• Return 2-3 weeks for a fill.

client directions 

drape hair back

step 0: skin preparation

apply under eye pads to cover lower lashes.

step 3: eye preparation 

___________and _____________, start from the outer corner moving inward to comb through the lashes to separate any that are stuck together.

eyelash isolation and separation

_______________ removal of lashes: saturate two large swabs or micro brushes with adhesive remover (gel), apply at the base of the eyelashes and follow manufacturers directions on time. gently stroke the eyelashes to remove, if it still doesn’t remove, reapply the gel remover. 

chemical

_______________ removal of lashes: use two tweezers, one to hold the natural lash and one to peel off the extension.

manual