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1
The first women's razor was offered in _________.
the 1950s
the early 1900s
the late 1800s
the Victorian Age
2
Which setting is a good fit for practitioners who prefer a more intimate setting?
full-service salon
resort or destination spa
independently owned day spa
franchised salon
3
Pale skin was a sign of wealth and status in the _________.
Age of Extravagance
Victorian Age
Middle Ages
Renaissance Era
4
What were the Romans most famous for?
threading
headdresses
bathhouses
clothing
5
The theory of esthetics is a necessary part of the daily work of a(n) _________.
educator
brow specialist
clinical esthetician
state examiner
6
Where were olive oil and sand used for elemental protection?
Greece
Rome
China
Japan
7
Microencapsulation is an example of an advancement in _________.
medical procedures
product ingredient delivery systems
device treatments
esthetic procedures
8
If you are a freelance contributor for a magazine, you are most likely a ____________.
cosmetic buyer
sales manager
makeup artist
beauty writer
9
The historical age which discouraged makeup the most was _________.
the Renaissance Era
the Middle Ages
the Victorian Age
the Age of Extravagance
10
What are peptides used for?
Hair removal
Anti-aging purpose
Fillers
Ingredient delivery
11
The words cosmetics and cosmetology come from which language?
Italian
Chinese
Hebrew
Greek
12
Which were one of the first cultures to use henna?
Egyptians
Chinese
Greeks
Japanese
13
What determines prices in salons?
Clientele and type of service offered
Location and clientele
Type of ownership and clientele
Location and type of service offered
14
What did the ancient Romans use for bathing and grooming rituals?
clay
honey
rice with water
oils and fragrances made of flowers
15
Cosmetology has its origin in _________.
ancient Rome
China
ancient Egypt
ancient Greece
16
Whom do esthetics licensing inspectors typically enforce rules and laws on behalf of?
The state
The city
The federal government
The country
17
The profession in esthetics that most directly incorporates creativity is _________.
manufacturer's representative
clinical esthetician
brow specialist
makeup artist
18
What is NOT a benefit of understanding the history of the esthetics profession for a contemporary esthetician?
Incorporating new technology into practice
A greater understanding of culture
Finding a career
Understanding the functions of new technology
19
Someone who is drawn to natural beauty and esthetics might want to find work as a _________.
travel industry professional
cosmetics buyer
product developer
clinical esthetician
20
Individuals who pay a fee to use a company name in facilities which are _________.
resort spas
full-service spas
franchised salons
medical spas
21
Where did an early form of threading originate?
Ancient Rome
Ancient Egypt
Japan
Ancient Greece
22
Skin care was practiced in early times _______________.
to diminish hunting
to ward off disease
for greater fertilitiy
to look distasteful
23
The ancient Egyptians used cosmetics for ________________
personal beautification
burial preparation
religious ceremonies
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24
Which job often includes a great deal of travel?
sales manager
manufacturer’s representative
esthetics editor
clinical esthetician
25
The art of removing hair can also be called _______________.
sugaring
all answers
tweezing
threading
26
Camouflage makeup ______________.
may be applied by a clinical esthetician to aid in covering scars
includes techniques for a smoky eye
is used by makeup artists and waxing specialists
is a technique used by the military
27
During the regin of Elizabeth I, women used _______________ to adorn themselves.
pinks only
crimson reds
arsenic
no makeup
28
What career would be safe for someone who is uncomfortable with people who are injured or ill?
Cosmetic chemist
Oncology-trained esthetician
Clinical esthetician
Makeup artist
29
What does esthetics, at its most basic level, address the health and beauty of?
The hair
The skin
The face
Beauty
30
No esthetician may ever _________.
perform microdermabrasion
inject Botox
use products made with stem cells
perform laser hair reduction
31
Which people commonly perform facials and facial massage?
cosmetics buyer
makeup artist
day spa esthetician
medical esthetician
32
Where was the body considered a temple?
Egypt
Rome
Japan
Greece
33
_____________ was introduced in the twentieth century.
Tretinoin (Retin-A)
Alpha Hydroxy Acid
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Botox
34
Marie Antoinette was queen of France during _________.
the Age of Extravagance
the Middle Ages
the Renaissance Era
the Victorian Age
35
What is the best definition of esthetics?
a career in which you continuously learn new skills
the study of famous historical figures who have shaped our world today
a typer of makeup that is used on the deceased
another word for dependence on others for makeup tips
36
Small silk patches were used to decorate the face and conceal blemishes in the _________.
Age of Extravagance
Victorian Age
Renaissance Era
Middle Ages
37
Which practice was common in Asian culture from the tenth to the nineteenth centuries?
pinching the cheeks to make them appear pink
shaving the eyebrows and hairline to make the forehead appear larger
covering blemishes with small silk patches
using paper to blot oil
38
What career involves the willingness to travel?
Clinical esthetician
Cosmetics buyer
Salon esthetician
Waxing specialist