Chapter 1

The salon industry depends heavily on its relationships with product distributors

Which civilization is known for using a variety of hairstyles as symbols of tribal traditions

Which chemist introduced the first permanent haircolor in 1932 and founded Clairol in 1935?

Name coined by beauty legend Noel DeCaprio.

Pioneer in the modern African-American hair care and cosmetics industry.

Ancient people used animal hide as a colorant for hair.

The term cosmetology comes from the _______ word kosmeticos.

The preheat-perm method was introduced in 1931.

U.S. hairdressers ushered in a new era in highlighting using aluminumfoil in the 70s.

The barber pole—symbol of the barber-surgeon—has its roots in a medical procedure called:

Studying the history of cosmetology can _____.

Austere and restrictive period in British history, from 1837 and 1901.

Ancient Egyptians were the first civilization to infuse essential oils from:

Who were the biggest trendsetters in beauty applications in the early twentieth century?

In 1985, a hairdresser, _____, invented the world’s first ammonia-free haircolor.

New York chemist who introduced permanent hair color and founded Clairol.

product first marketed by Charles Revson in 1932, and glamorized in early motion pictures?

Polish immigrant Americanized name in 1908 moved to LA, where he began making & selling makeup?

The croquignole wrapping technique was introduced after World War II.

Ancient Egyptians were the first civilization to infuse essential oils from _____ for perfumes

Haircutting and hairstyling were practiced as early as the Ice Age.

Period in history during which civilization made the transition from medieval to modern history

Throughout the Chou Dynasty (circa 1100 BC), the royal colors were gold and silver.

Who were the first people to cultivate beauty and the first to use cosmetics as beautification

The art and science of beautifying and improving the skin, nails, and hair is called

Queen Nefertiti erected a personal cosmetics factory next to the Dead Sea.

Modern version of the cold wave.

During the Victorian Age, women pinched their cheeks and bit their lips to:

Mineral that is the chief source of mercury, used to make vermillion.