OXYBRASION

LESSON NO. 13 - OXYBRASION

Join us on a journey through the world of oxybrasion, which will not only change your perspective on skin care, but will also help solve issues with capillary skin. You will learn how oxybrasion affects sensitive and capillary skin, the benefits it brings, and what products are used during the procedure. Prepare for the practical part where we will perform oxybrasion together, apply the appropriate preparations, and focus on the needs of the capillary skin. Discover fascinating experiences and open up new skin care possibilities!

THEORY

• What is the oxybrasion procedure about?
• What results does oxybrasion bring?
• What products do we use during the procedure?
• How is an oxybrasion device constructed?
• Who is the procedure intended for?
• When are you not allowed to perform the procedure?
• How long does an oxybrasion treatment take?
• How often can the treatment be performed?
• With which treatments can you combine oxybrasion?
• How to prepare the workstation for the procedure?
• How to prepare the client for the procedure?
• In what position should the treatment be carried out?
• Technique of the procedure.
• You will learn what oxygen is and what oxygen infusion involves.
• What is the significance of oxygenating treatments?
• Oxygenating cosmetics – who are they best for?
• You will learn about sheet masks.
• What characterizes capillary skin?
• You will learn what telangiectasias are.
• How does sensitive skin react?
• What is erythema?
• What factors stimulate the appearance of vascular changes?
• What causes the dilation of blood vessels?
• What does capillary skin therapy look like?
• What substances do we use in the care of capillary skin?
• Which cosmetics should be used for capillary skin care?
• What treatments are recommended for capillary skin?
• What does supplementation for capillary skin look like?
• What is rosacea and what are its types?
• What are the causes of rosacea?
• What pharmacological agents do we use in the treatment of rosacea?
• What does home care for skin with rosacea look like?

PRACTICE

• Preparing the cosmetic chair for the oxybrasion procedure.
• Preparing an assistant and necessary accessories.
• Preparing preparations for the procedure.
• Preparing disposable materials for the procedure.
• Securing the client's hair and clothing.
• Preparing the skin for the procedure.
• Performing the oxybrasion procedure.
• Applying cosmetics at the end of the procedure.
• Preparing the client to leave the treatment area.

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