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1 - 1 - Task: Job Title: How to Perform SAIAN Non-Surgical Face-Lift Esthetician Treatment Duration Benefits Contra-Indication 90 Reduces the Alcohol min appearance of Consumption wrinkles. Skin Rashes Relaxes. Fever Improves blood Fractures circulation. Epilepsy Stimulates collagen Injury and elastin production. Skin infections Reduce the Sun burn appearance of avoid area of discoloration and fine burn lines. Heart Conditions This dynamic non-surgical face-lift treatment combines 6 potent peptides and topical wrinkle filler hyalurinic acid to reduce wrinkles, crow s feet, and expression lines in as little as one session! Argirilene is the natural Botox alternative ingredient proven to relax the muscles that cause fine lines and wrinkles. Galvanic technology produces instant results that will take years off your appearance, and give your skin a youthful lift. High Blood Pressure Allergies and Hyper Sensitivity First Trimester of Pregnancy Pregnancy Ingredients Perle Cleanser 8oz bottle Enzyme Mask 4oz jar Toner 8oz bottle Saphir Serum 1oz bottle Diamant Crème 1oz jar Sunscreen Spray 2oz bottle Massage Cream 8oz jar ½ tsp. 1 tsp. 1 spray 2 pump ½ tsp. 1 spray 2 tsp Section 1 Materials Required Standard Bed Set up with Linen Disposable Implements
2 - 2 - Fan Brush Small Mixing Bowl 4 Step Galvanic System Section I. CLEANSING Sequence of Product Application 1. Spreading Product Spread cleanser over chest outward with open palms. CLEANSING Sequence of Product Application 2. Spreading Product Spread cleanser upwards over the throat and cheeks with open palms. Sequence of Product Application 3. Spreading Product
3 - 3 - Spread with open palms upwards over the nose towards the forehead. Sequence of Product Application 4. Spreading Product Spread from the middle of the forehead towards the Temples. Sequence of Product Application 5. Spreading Product
4 - 4 - Temple friction. Pressure and lift-off. Section II. Sequence of Cleansing Technique 1. (Perform Each Movement 3 Times) Roll patting up the chest and throat with open palms. Sequence of Cleansing Technique 2. (Perform Each Movement 2 Times)
5 - 5 - Scissor chin and lip area using the middle and ring finger of both hands back and fourth, from side to side. Sequence of Cleansing Technique 3. (Perform Each Movement 3 Times) Circle around the eyes from the base of the eyebrows out toward the temples. Sequence of Cleansing Technique 4. (Perform Each Movement 3 Times) Temple friction. Pressure and lift-off.
6 - 6 - Sequence of Cleansing Technique 5. (Perform Each Movement 3 Times) Roll patting up the chest and neck with open palms. Sequence of Cleansing Technique 6. (Perform 6 and 7 x 3 Times) Jaw trails left. Slide to the opposite side. 1. Move thumbs to base of ear and apply circular pressure across jaw using thumbs to make large circle, medium circle, small circle. 2. Always return thumbs to chin when making circles. 3. Proceed to the other cheek. Sequence of Cleansing Technique 7.
7 - 7 - Jaw trails right. Slide to the opposite side. Sequence of Cleansing Technique 8. (Perform Each Movement 3 Times) Chin and lip friction. Slide thumbs across chin in opposite direction from each other. Move to the side of the mouth and make tiny circles. Do the same over the upper lip. Sequence of Cleansing Technique 9. (Perform Steps 9 and 10 x6 times)
8 Stroke cheek from chin to temples 6 times. 2. Hold the chin with one hand. Moving other hand across forehand to reach other cheek. Sequence of Cleansing Technique 10. Repeat on the other side same technique as Step 9. Sequence of Cleansing Technique 11. (Perform Each Movement 6 Times)
9 - 9 - Knuckling up the inner cheeks. Using the knuckles of both hands. Sequence of Cleansing Technique 12. (Perform Each Movement 3 Times) Slide down the outer cheeks with the back of the palm. Lift up cheeks gently with knuckles. Sequence of Cleansing Technique 13. (Perform Each Movement 6 Times)
10 Butterfly nasal friction. Cross both thumbs over the nose bridge and lift off both fingers and thumbs. Sequence of Cleansing Technique 14. (Perform Each Movement 3 Times) Forehead circular friction performed with fingers from the middle out to the temples. Using both hands at the same time start at the middle of the forehead sliding in opposite directions. Sequence of Cleansing Technique 15. (Perform Each Movement 3 Times)
11 Circling around the eyes from the base of the eyebrows toward the temples. Sequence of Cleansing Technique 16. (Perform Each Movement 3 Times) Temple friction. Pressure and lift-off. Sequence of Cleansing Technique 17. Remove Cleanser with Sponges
12 Remove cleanser from chest using upward movements. Sequence of Cleansing Technique 18. Remove Cleanser with Sponges Remove the cleanser upward from under the chin and the sides of the neck. Sequence of Cleansing Technique 19. Remove Cleanser with Sponges
13 Remove the cleanser from the cheeks out towards the temples. Apply light temple pressure. Sequence of Cleansing Technique 20. Remove Cleanser with Sponges Remove the cleanser from the forehead down towards the temples. Apply light temple pressure. Remove any leftover cleanser with sponges before proceeding to the next step. Section III. Sequence of Mask Application 1. (Use the fan brush to mix a tsp of Enzyme Mask in a bowl, and activate with a +/- few drops of warm water for a soft paste.)
14 Apply the Enzyme Mask using a fan brush starting from the middle of the forehead down toward the temples. Use one long stroke. 2. Apply the mask with one long stroke over the cheek toward the ear. 3. Apply the mask with one long stroke from the middle of the chin toward the ear. Sequence of Mask Application 2. (Opposite Side) 4. Apply the Enzyme Mask to the other side using a fan brush starting from the middle of the forehead down toward the other temple. Use one long stroke. 5. Apply the mask with one long stroke over the cheek toward the ear. 6. Apply the mask with one long stroke from the middle of the chin toward the ear. 7. Make sure the whole face is covered with the mask. 8. Spread any remaining mask over the chest and neck. 9. Apply the remaining mask on the back of the hands, and cover with plastic film, or plastic gloves. Keep for the remainder of the facial. 10. Apply the steam for 8 minutes. 11. After 8 minutes, apply a hot towel over the face for a few seconds, leaving the mouth and nose open. Then, remove the product. Sequence of Mask Application 3. Remove Mask with Sponges or 4x4 wipes (or hot towel) Remove mask from chest using upward movements.
15 Sequence of Mask Application 4. Remove Mask with Sponges Remove the mask upward from under the chin and the sides of the neck. Sequence of Mask Application 5. Remove Mask with Sponges Remove the mask from the cheeks out towards the temples. Apply light temple pressure. Sequence of Mask Application 6. Remove Mask with Sponges or 4x4 wipes
16 Remove the mask from the forehead down towards the temples. Apply light temple pressure. Remove any leftover mask with sponges before proceeding to the next step. (If your client has large pores or sensitive skin, and you see the face is very white after this mask, perform a quick version of the sequence in Section I) using cleanser. 1. APPLY HOT MOIST TOWEL TO THE FACE TO REMOVE PRODUCT 2. SPRAY TONER 3. REMOVE EXCESS MOISTURE WITH TISSUE BY TAPPING 1. Cover the client s eyes with a butterfly pad soaked in water. Sequence of Extraction Method 2. Technique 1. Turn on the magnifying lamp, and position over the client s face. 2. Make tissue mitts over both index fingers. 3. Gently start to extract from the forehead down to the chin avoiding the sensitive eye area and lip area. 4. Do not keep the fingers too close to each other. Keep a 3mm distance between them, and press down and in to extract. 5. Change tissue often to avoid spreading of bacteria.
17 Section IV. Sequence of European Massage 1. Perform with SAIAN Massage Cream (Perform 6 times) Start at the heart chakra with both palms doing clockwise circular motion. Spread the hands apart and work toward the shoulders in circular motion 3 times. Sequence of European Massage 3. (Repeat each step 6 times) Circle out from the chest over the collarbone. Cup the shoulders from the back. Sequence of European Massage 2. (Repeat each step 6 times)
18 Slide both hands over the shoulders towards the neck. Cup the shoulders from the front. Place thumbs on back of the shoulders. With pressure, push towards center of back and glide back to shoulders. Sequence of European Massage 6. (Repeat each step 6 times) Massage down arms to the elbow using circular motions. Pull back up in one big stroke. Sequence of European Massage 3. (Repeat each step 6 times)
19 Cup the shoulders from the back with the thumbs in the front and the palm in the back. Slide with both hands towards the neck. Sequence of European Massage 4. (Repeat each step 6 times) Place both hands behind the neck, and gently pull up. Apply light pressure to the hollows in the back of the head. Stroke back of the neck upward 3 times. Gradually add pressure to the occipital bone, hold and gradually release pressure. Do this 6 times. Sequence of European Massage 5. (Repeat each step 3 times)
20 Knuckle down on the sides of the spine towards the center of the back. Rotate your wrists so that the fingers are touching the back, and pull back up. Repeat step 4 x1. Sequence of European Massage 7. (Repeat each step 1 time) With the fingers of the right hand, circle down the neck to the shoulders. Push in circular motions across sternum to center. Sequence of European Massage 8. (Repeat each step 1 time)
21 Slide up in circling motion from center towards the shoulders with no pressure until you reach the base of the neck. Sequence of European Massage 9. (Repeat each step 2 times) Turn the head and use upward strokes. Repeat steps 7 and 8 on the opposite side. Sequence of European Massage 10. (Repeat each step 3 times)
22 Roll patting across throat. Sequence of European Massage 11. (Repeat each step 6 times) Jaw pulls toward the ears using knuckles and thumbs. Apply light pressure to earlobes. Sequence of European Massage 12. (Repeat each step 6 times) Chin lift from the center of the chin using thumbs.
23 Sequence of European Massage 13. (Repeat each step 6 times) Cheek lift using the open palms. Use pressure for full cheek lifts with palmar surface. Gentle slide down. Sequence of European Massage 14. (Repeat each step 1 times) Lock the fingers on top of the forehead with the palms on the temples. Rest the heels of palms on the forehead, just above brow bone. Slightly press. Hold. Slowly release. Unlock down and slide towards the temple. Sequence of European Massage 15. (Repeat each step 1 times)
24 Small circular motion at the temples. Apply light temple pressure. Sequence of European Massage 16. (Repeat each steps 16 to 18 x3 times) Peristalsis across forehead. Keeping the palm on the right base of the forehead, flip the fingers to the opposite side. Sequence of European Massage 17. OPPOSITE HAND Peristalsis across forehead. Keeping the palm on the left base of the forehead, flip the fingers to the opposite side.
25 Sequence of European Massage 18. Iron across forehead. Stroke the forehead upwards. Roll pat movements up. Sequence of Cleansing Technique 15. (Perform Each Movement 3 Times) Circling around the eyes from the base of the eyebrows toward the temples. Pinch the eyebrow. Circle around the eyes. Sequence of European Massage 19.
26 Lock the fingers on top of the forehead with the palms on the temples. Slightly press. Unlock down and slide towards the temple. Sequence of European Massage 20. Apply light temple pressure. Section V. Sequence of Massage 1. Remove Massage cream with hot towel
27 Remove massage cream from chest. Sequence of Massage 2. Remove Massage cream with hot towel Remove massage cream upward from under the chin and the sides of the neck. Sequence of Massage 3. Remove Massage cream with hot towel Remove the mask from the cheeks out towards the temples. Apply light temple pressure.
28 Sequence of Massage 4. Remove Massage Cream with Hot Towel Remove the massage cream from the forehead down towards the temples. Apply light temple pressure. Section VI. Sequence of Non-Surgical Face Lift 1. (Half of the face only) 1. Apply a small amount of Saphir Serum over one half of the client s face. 2. Cover all wrinkles and crow s feet in the corner of the eye as well as under the eye. 3. Apply the Serum over the laugh lines and jaw line on the same side (half of the face only). Sequence of Non-Surgical Face Lift 2. VIBRATION Repeat Steps 1-5 until machine shuts off. Do 1 cycle of lifting for a total of 4 minutes
29 Remove the machine from the charger make sure that it has been charged for at least 7 hours prior to first use. 2. Press the Power button, and Select Step 3, NUTRITION. Step 3 introduces water-soluble treatment products into the skin, increasing skin elasticity and giving it tone. 3. Set the intensity to LOW. Touch the client s other cheek with your other hand to ground your client. 1. Gently glide over the side of the face with the serum using upward movements. Slide over the jaw upwards using the Titanium probe for approximately 30 seconds. 2. Slide up the cheeks pushing up under the muscle and ironing the crease in the cheek. 3. Tap under the eye, then slide to the outer corner. Do not work too closely to the eye. Slide over the crow s feet. 4. Place the Titanium probe under the eyebrow and push up the eyebrows. Hold for 3 seconds, then slide up. 5. Slide up over the forehead. The Nutrition Function stops automatically after 4 minutes. You will hear a signal when the machine shuts off. Sequence of Non-Surgical Face Lift 3. NO VIBRATION (Half of the face only) Repeat Steps 1-5 until machine shuts off. Do 3 Cycles of LIFTING for a total of 12 Minutes Press the Power button, and Select Step 4, LIFTING. Set the intensity to LOW or HIGH (if the client feels comfortable with HIGH setting). Touch the client s other cheek with your other hand to ground your client. 1. Apply Diamant crème to the same side of the face as the Serum. 2. Gently glide over the side of the face with the crème using upward movements. Slide over the jaw upwards using the Titanium probe for approximately 30 seconds. 3. Slide up the cheeks pushing up under the muscle and ironing the crease in the cheek. 4. Tap under the eye, then slide to the outer corner. Do not work too closely to the eye. Slide over the crow s feet. 5. Place the Titanium probe under the eyebrow and push up the eyebrows. Hold for 3 seconds, then slide up. 6. Slide up over the forehead.
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