NT CH. 1 History & Career Opportunities

What did nail technicians use to reaffix detached nail tips during the 1960s?

Who introduced the first mass-market nail lacquers in a variety of colors?

A nail technician in a traditional salon is least likely to:

What nail shape came into vogue in the 1970s?

What terms are used to encompass a range of beauty specialties, including hairstyling, nail technology, and esthetics?

Modern manicuring implements incorporate new ergonomic designs and ____________.

In what year was Graf’s Hyglo Nail Polish Paste a popular nail product?

In the late 1950s, _____ were very popular.

Professional nail grooming today is no longer considered a luxury and:

Which of these people would have been allowed to wear gold nails during the Chou Dynasty in ancient China?

In the twenty-first century, the beauty industry has seen:

During which decade was the day spa business born?

The invention of ______ in the early twentieth century precipitated an abrupt shift in American attitudes toward beauty.

Plautus wrote that a woman without paint is like what?

Highly colored preparations for the lips, cheeks, eyes, and nails were discouraged during the:

Which of the following were commonly used to protect nail tips in the 1960s?

Poor women in the Roman Empire colored their hair:

Which of the following was a new trend in the 1980s?

Which of the following did Greek women apply to their faces in white powder form?

When was the Victorian Age?

When was tube mascara first introduced?

By 1925, spending on cosmetic advertising in magazines hit:

What was considered the ultimate luxury in nail and hand care in the 1950s?

The ancient Greeks were known for:

How did early movie stars Jean Harlow and Gloria Swanson glamorize the new nail lacquer trend?

What did nail technicians use during the 1960s to add nail length?

Ancient Egyptians used _____ to create makeup for their eyes, lips, and skin.

Who were the first people to use cosmetics as part of their religious ceremonies?

Which of the following were common ingredients in Victorian-era beauty packs?

As early as _______ B.C., Egyptians used minerals, insects, and berries to create makeup for their eyes, lips, and skin.

In which of the following would a nail technician work directly under the supervision of a physician?

When did the use of spray guns become common for the application of monomer liquid nail colors?

Modern nail polish formulations have evolved to embody chip-resistance and ____________.

Juliette or _____ wraps became popular in the 1960s.

The invention of ___ led to a change in the standards of feminine beauty in the United States in the early 20th century.

Which of the following materials was used to make nail cleaners during the Renaissance?

How did ancient Roman military commanders use cosmetics before important battles?

Who invented the French manicure?

The first polymer powder nail services were offered by nail technicians in the:

The period between 1837 and 1901 was known as the:

In the 1980s, nail art featuring _____ became popular.

What contribution did Flowery Manicure Products make to the beauty industry in 1910?

The ancient Greeks made lavish use of perfumes and cosmetics in religious rites, in grooming, and

Which of these is NOT an improvement made in recent years by manufacturers of beauty products?

Around 50 B.C., ______ had a personal cosmetics factory erected next to the Dead Sea.

What was the name of the first ridge filler on the market?

Queen Nefertiti did which of the following?

What inspired Charles Revson to introduce the first line of mass-market nail lacquers?

What did women apply to their lips in the 1940s to make them appear more shiny?

During the Renaissance, _______ wore elaborate clothing.

What did women do to add color to their lips during the late 1800s?

Which of the following beauty aids did Greek women use around their eyes?