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Milady Chapter 1 Changes in Esthetics
Milady Chapter 1 Changes in Esthetics
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What is a common duty of a state examiner?
investigating complaints
offering demonstrations in skin care and makeup techniques
writing brochures distributed to teachers
estimating the amount of stock his or her organization will need
2
What type of physician do estheticians commonly partner with?
oncologist
pediatrician
dermatologist
podiatrist
3
What profession requires industry knowledge, computer skills, and strong writing skills?
department store cosmetics representative
state licensing inspector
assistant cosmetics buyer
beauty columnist
4
What did the medieval practice of phlebotomy involve?
collecting tithes for the church
bloodletting
performing beauty treatments
educating children
5
What language is the word spa thought to be derived from?
Latin or Greek
Walloon or Latin
Greek or Celtic
Spanish or Italian
6
What statement about licensed estheticians who work as department store cosmetics representatives is true?
They must have strong makeup skills.
They earn less than those without an esthetician’s license.
They must be introverted.
They identify products that salons and spas should carry.
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What is the first step in critical thinking?
examine the evidence
execute a solution
gather the facts
clarify the concern
8
What are the most common services offered by permanent makeup artists?
eyebrows, eyeliner, and lipliner
mascara, blush, and lipliner
eyebrows, eyeliner, and eye shadow
eyebrows, blush, and eye shadow
9
What is the most common type of employment new estheticians seek?
specializing in treating acneic skin
specializing in age management treatments
providing all services to clients
providing makeup services in a department store setting
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When did physicians become an integral part of the spa experience?
in the 19the century when Europeans emigrated to the United States
when Father Sebastian Kneipp studied disease in the 19th century
in the 16th century during the period of Moorish influence
when the French joined the spa movement in the 17th century
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What is NOT a common qualification of today’s successful estheticians seeking employment in a medical setting?
understanding of the methodology behind a product or procedure
problem-solving abilities
having a medical license
knowledge of research methods and available resources
12
When did spa resorts first become popular in the United States?
late 1700s
mid-1900s
mid-1800s
early 1900s
13
What type of esthetician is trained to embellish & enhance facial features through the skillful application of cosmetics
cosmetics buyer
permanent makeup artist
medical aesthetician
makeup artist
14
What term was used for at-home baths in ancient Rome?
spa
hydra
Sanitas
balnea
15
What is NOT one of the services commonly offered by estheticians working in resorts or on cruise ships?
eyebrow shaping
facial
waxing
permanent makeup application
16
What terms can be used interchangeably with the term spa therapy
balneotherapy and hydrotherapy
reflexology and balneotherapy
effleurage and hydrotherapy
effleurage and petrissage
17
Where did spa treatments begin?
Ancient China
Ancient Greece
Ancient Egypt
Ancient Japan
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What is NOT something cosmetics buyers commonly do?
visit salons
visit trade shows
travel frequently
keep records of purchases and sales
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What is NOT something you should do to be successful as an esthetician?
develop your problem-solving skills
rely on basic, limited product choices
improve your ability to share information with others
hone your decision-making skills
20
What type of esthetician calls on salon spa medical,hotels, specialty business 2 build clientele and increase product sa
beauty editor
cosmetics buyer
manufacturer representative
state licensing inspector
21
How long did some people go between baths during the period following the fall of Rome?
weeks
Days
months
years
22
What is NOT a common duty of a manager or salesperson?
demonstrating products
displaying products at trade shows and conventions
keeping records of sales and inventory
cashiering
23
When did natural mineral springs gain popularity?
during the age of the Roman Empire
early Middle Ages
early 20th century
16th century and Renaissance period
24
When did spas regain the popularity lost during the Great Depression?
mid-1960s
early 1980s
after World War II
after World War I
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What happened to many bathhouses after the fall of the Roman Empire?
They were converted into grain storage facilities.
They were destroyed.
They were expanded to create public gathering places.
They were carefully preserved.
