Copy of Copy of Unit 210 Provide Eyelash and Eyebrow Treatments Session 1

Unit 210

Provide Eyelash & Eyebrow

Treatments

Aims

Introduction of Unit 210

Provide Eyelash & Eyebrow

Treatments

•Describe workplace requirements for preparing themselves, the client and work area

•Prepare themselves, client and work area for eye treatments.

•Describe the importance of creating a salon environment for eye treatments.

•Describe the contra-indications which prevent or restrict eye treatment application

•Describe diseases and disorders of the skin

•Explain and demonstrate the prep of the work station.

•Use suitable consultation techniques to identify treatment objectives

•Explain the eyebrow shape procedure.

•Demonstrate and explain the importance of measuring the eyebrows.

•Explain the importance of completing the treatment.

Importance of achieving the correct environment for eye treatments

What factors can you think of?

Preparing your workstation

• Headband
• Tweezers
• Towel
• Cotton wool
• Tissues
• Eye make-up remover
• Witch hazel
• Surgical spirit
• Soothing antiseptic cream
• Hand mirror
• Record card and pen
• Sterilising fluid

Unit 210: Provide eyelash and eyebrow treatments

Worksheet 1: Contra-indications to eye treatments

• Skin diseases
• Skin disorders
• Cuts and abrasions
• Lumps, swellings and erythema
• Recent scar tissue
• Hyper-sensitive skin
• Allergies to cosmetics and metal

Herpes eye infection

Symptoms can include some or all of the following on the side of the affected eye: head and facial pain, a rash, ulcers, swollen eyelids, a red & painful eye, crusting of the eyelids and visual disturbances.

Conjunctivitis

• This is caused by inflammation of the mucous membrane that covers the eye and lid. This causes the eye to become red, sore and bloodshot.
• A pussy discharge is often produced which causes the eyelids to stick together.
• It often feels gritty to the person and is contagious.

Blepharitis

• The eyelid rims are red and irritated, they burn and itch and they may have an oily discharge or scaly skin around them.
• This is sometimes referred to as psoriasis of the eyelids.

Iritis

• This is an inflammatory condition affecting the iris, (the coloured part of your eye). 
• It can be associated with other inflammatory conditions of the body, for example arthritis, but in most cases the cause remains unknown.
• It would be recognised by aching, painful red eye, small pupil, blurred vision and sensitivity to light.

Stye

• This condition affects the eyelid and is recognised as a red, inflamed lump on the eyelid, which can cause discomfort.
• It is caused by a bacterial infection of the sebaceous gland or eyelash hair follicle and pus may be present.

Now watch your tutor demonstrate an

eyebrow shape procedure

Results

Assessment Criteria

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Handout 1: Creating a salon environment

Objectives

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Group Discuss

Assessment Criteria

Contra-indications

Can you think of any Contra - indications

that would stop or prevent you as the therapist

carrying out the treatment?

Unit 210: Provide eyelash and eyebrow treatments

Handout 3: Eyebrow shaping procedure