“Its not just gross, its a health problem.” Wilder said, adding that dirty equipment and questionable procedures can lead to clients getting fungal and bacterial infections, MRSA and hepatitis C. Many different types of diseases that have to do with your scalp, and nails usually are spreading throughout many different salon areas. Inside every salon it should be very clean for your clients and your only safety. Their can be many diseases inside a salon some that you won't even know existed. Some can appear in your nails hair scalp and even just on your skin. Most of the diseases are very harmful and some can be life threatening. Even a little rash can start off small and get worse over time. diseases can be found in a salon area and thats why you should be very careful.
There are many types of diseases that can be found in a hair salon.
Nail disease are found in a salon area. Arthur Bagg J describes how the most common infection in a salon is a fungal infection. It usually happens in your toenails but it can be treated with the growth of a brand new nail (parag.2). The most at risk of fungus is genetic predisposition. More risk of
fungus is a lot of exposure to water, heat and humidity, also tight fitting shoes,chemical damage,diabetes,and picking at your skin often can all cause fungus. Hooked on nails asserts argues that nail diseases are distinct from diseases on your skin. Nail disorders and diseases are usually referred to as onychosis(1). Hooked on nails explains different types of nail diseases found on both toe nails and your hand nails, even though fungus is the most common there is many more like beaus lines caused when the body stops producing nail c...
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Nail problems are common in patients with Allopecia areata since both are composed of keratin.
This condition is uncommon in children, yet having this condition can create psychological distress and predisposes the child to recurrent cutaneous fungal infections. The treatment for this diagnosis is similar to Tinea Capitis in the fact that it includes administering oral antifungal medications for an extensive period of time along with topical applicatons. The term used for fungal infections of the nail is known as onychomycosis. The dermatophte responsible for this is named Trichophyton rubrum (T. rubrum). This organism usually invades through the plantar skin lateral to the nail, then continues to the underside of the nail. This causes the child's inflammatory response to react resulting in thickening of the nail plate, formation of subungual debris, and separation of the nail from the nail bed. Then it spreads and can become so severe that it causes permanent scarring of the nail matrix. Signs and symptoms of this condition are distal and lateral separation of the nail plate from the nail bed (onycholysis) and accumulation of keratin debris under the nail (subungual hyperkeratosis), and yellowish nail discoloration with thickening of the nail. This is usually diagnosed through laboratory tests by clipping the nail, fungal cultures, and microscopic potassium hydroxide
This job is said to be “a job that provides a helpful service which that means that it cannot be accomplished by automated machines” (Beautyschooldirectory-.com). We all need haircut, manicures, pedicures, facials, waxing, perms, relaxers…etc. We simply care about our physical, about our looks and about what people say. We all want to be up to date with all the new trends, some people it is a demand. It helps them feel better about themselves. But the good thing is that not everyone is capable of doing this, because a licensed is required to do those services listed above by law. Where ever you go, there will always be a spot for a cosmetologist. The job security of a cosmetologist can be described now days as “The harder you work, the more you make” (www.jobmonkey.com). Everything depends on the person, and how much ambition you have to
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Cosmetologists and clients both are being affected by improper sanitation and care. Cosmetologists are always going to stay in their work space until their shift is over. They will continually be breathing the dangerous fumes from the many different chemicals being used. These fumes will possibly cause some health hazards in their future. Clients will be coming in and out of the salon to get their services done. If there are improper cleaning skills and cosmetologists show less care towards their clients health, the client will possibly be getting a bacterial disease or maybe even a deadly disease. Diseases like hepatitis, HIV and AIDS can be possibly infect your tools. Cosmetologist and nail technicians do not know who will be coming in and out of the salon. They will not know what a person may be having with their health, hygiene, and o...
The Beauty Industry being such a wide market of services and products include providing for the care of our skin, hair, selling of perfumes and cosmetics (“What is the Beauty Industry?”2014) and now developing more extensively into basic cosmetic surgery and treatments, now gives society a big opportunity to pamper and nourish themselves in more extensive ways. Throughout this essay, the branches of dermatology and dermal therapies will be explained; common skin disorders and specifically a treatment called ‘Ultrasonic Peeling’ and how it can potentially help with skin disorders imposed today will be explored and described in detail. After the investigation of what Ultrasonic Peeling is and how it works, I will also state my opinion on how well I think the treatment benefits its users, give my evaluation if I would consider using it, what I think the positives and negatives are and in scenario, assess whether it is a treatment that more salons should consider offering.
Normal skin has many types of bacteria living on it. Cellulitis can occur in anyone. Increases risk factors include: Diabetes, cracks or peeling skin between toes, skin wounds/trauma, chronic lower leg edema, Athletes foot, insect bites/stings or bites from animal or human, obesity, corticosteroid medications or medications that suppress the immune system , poor leg circulation (peripheral...
Psoriasis can appear on any part of the body. It is more likely to develop on the scalp, elbows, hands, groin, knees, legs and feet. It can also cause thick, discolored finger and toe nails. Psoriasis is known to be hereditary, meaning that the gene that causes the disease ca...
The article describes lice and where they come from. Pediculosis capitis are parasitic louse that are 1 to 3 mm long and only infect humans (Bohl, Evetts, McClain, Rosenauer, & Stellitano, 2015, p. 227). They spread by contact and primarily affect preschool and school age children (Bohl, Evetts, McClain, Rosenauer, & Stellitano, 2015, p. 227). It describes the signs and symptoms, diagnosis, and treatments of the infestation. The article also states methods of prevention. The most common side effect is pruritus and are diagnosed by visible live louse or nits within 1 mm of the scalp (Bohl, Evetts, McClain, Rosenauer, & Stellitano, 2015, p. 228). Wet combing along with pharmaceuticals such as permethrin, Pyrethrin/piperonyl butoxide, and malathion are used to treat lice (Bohl, Evetts, McClain, Rosenauer, & Stellitano, 2015, pp. 228-230). Methods of prevention are knowledge of diagnosis and treatment, educating clients about lice, and excluding children diagnosed with lice from school until one day after treatment (Bohl, Evetts, McClain, Rosenauer, & Stellitano, 2015, p. 231). This article can be applied to nursing practice because it educates the nurse about lice which can then be applied to screenings, treatments, and education to the
The practice of improving the beauty of others may seem insignificant to some but for those in process of studying the cosmetology industry take great pride in the work they hope to produce. Hair stylist and nail technicians improve the way people look and feel about oneself to better improve self confidence; cosmetologist strive to do the best they can to achieve the look that their client may be searching for. However, these techniques must be taught thoroughly and without the proper teaching techniques, the upcoming cosmetologist may feel behind and uncertain about their abilities when performing on clients. Without the proper and professional ways of teaching, the student struggle to ever gain success in the business; this business builds only from the repetition of great work and failing to achieve the overall style of the desired look from the client will result in a failing business. The search of finding a successful and up to date school requires more work than one may assume.
Prepare the nails by removing any old nail polish present on the nail. Clean the nails with hand sanitizer.
Avoid contact with body lotions, perfumes, hairspray or chemicals that are likely to harm their shine.
Patient’s personal hygiene is a vital part of the nurse’s role. Young (1991) described cleanliness as a basic human right, not a luxury the need for the patient to physically cleansing and which would include skin, hair and nails.