Stellar Chapter 1 Milady

Today's alkaline perms are modern versions of what method of permanent waving developed in 1941?

Women, wore colored makeup on their cheeks and lips, but not eyes during the --.

-- are used by most salons provide information about services, location, business hours, to clients and potential client

Studies reveal that that haircutting and styling were practiced in some forms as early as --.

In ancient Rome, lower/poorer class women tinted their hair:

The earliest images of Africans demostrate that their -- was a pre-eminent reflection of their state of well-being.

In 1932, Charles Revson borrowed formulas from what industry to develop his nail polish?

-- opened hair salons and schools, and also developed a conditoner for hair falling out.

-- is used as a natural product fpr ancient people in haircoloring.

Today, the beauty industry has entered the age of --.

Ralph L. Evans and Everett McDonough pioneered an alternative to permanent wave machine using:

In ancient Rome, noble women tinted their hair--

Who invented the first curling iron?

In the early 20th century, the invention of -- coincided with the abrupt shift in American attitudes.

The makeup of -- was popular with movie stars in the early 1900s because it would not cake/crack under hot studio lights

In --, nail tinting was closely tied to social status, commoners caught wearing royals colors were sentenced to death.

The first curling iron in 1872 consisted of:

What natrual products did ancient people use for coloring matter and tattooing?

The barber pole's root origin is in --

What did Victorian women do to induce natural color to cheeks and lips?

Cosmetics implements used during the -- were shaped from sharpened flints, oyster shells, and bones.

-- invented a heavily wired machine that supplied electrical current to metal rods around which hair was wrapped.

During the Reniassance, women shaved their eyebrows and hairlines to appear --.

What is the key to success in cosmetology regardless of the career path chosen?

The art and science of beutifying & improving the skin, nails, and hair, & the study of cosmetics & their application:

How did the Greeks create the brillant red pigment named vermillion?

Records show that the matter made from berries, tree bark, minerals, insects, nuts, herbs, & leaves were used for --.

Refers to a variety of permanent waving and straightening services availablefor various hair types and conditions.

In 500 BC, during the Golden Age of --, hairstyling became a highly developed art.

Up until the 19th century barbers perfromed:

Since the late 1980s, the salon industry has evoloved to include --.

During the --, highly colored prepartions of the eyes, cheeks, and lips were discouraged.

Who coined the term "day-spa"?

Cosmetologist who know about the history of their profession are better able to -- & understand upcoming trends.

In ancient Rome, middle class women tinted their hair --

The definition of Cosmetology vaires by state, NYS Department & state division defines it as providing services to the:

In Ancient Egypt, Queen Nefertiti stained her nails by dipping her fingertips in --.

Career path requires an aptitude for math/accounting, the ability to read documents such as profit/ loss statements.

In the salon industrty, a DSC is known as a ---.

Who was the first civilaized culture to cultivate beauty into an extravagant fashion?

In 1998, creative nail design introduced the first --

Greek woman applied prepartaions of -- onto their faces.

What was Sarah Breedlove's other name?

During the --, women used beauty mask and packs, made of natural materials in accordance with strict socials mores.

This stylist shook the beauty world in the 1960s with his geometric cuts.

In the 1970s French hairdressers introduced the art of hair weaving using :