Cosmetology Ch.1

___, the child of former slaves, was a pioneer in the modern African American hair care and cosmetics industry.

Who were the biggest trendsetters in beauty applications in the early 20th century?

During the Renaissance, a brow-loss forehead was thought to give a woman a look of greater _____.

During which austere and restrictive period in British history (1837-1901) did Queen Victoria reign?

Who coined the name "day spa" in the late 1980's?

What product was first marketed by Charles Revson in 1932 and glamorized by Jean Harlow, and Gloria Swanson?

In ancient Rome, what color did poor women use to dye their hair?

Which queen erected a personal cosmetics factory next to the Dead Sea?

In 1985, a hairdresser, ___, invented the worlds first ammonia-free haircolor.

Which NY chemist introduced the first permanent haircolor in 1932 and founded a company called Clairol in 1935?

What were the royal colors of the Chou Dynasty (circa 1100 BC)?

Studying the history of cosmetology can

What mineral was ground into a fine powder and used to make vermillion, a brilliant red pigment?

The term cosmetology comes from the ___ word kosmeticos, meaning skilled in the use of cosmetics.

Who invented the first curling iron in 1872?

What wrapping technique was introduced when women cut thier hair into a short-bobbed style after WW1?

Which group ushered in a new era of highlighting in the 1970's by introducing the art of hair weaving using foils?

Archaeological studies reveal that haircutting and hairstyling were practiced in some form as early as the _____.

Cosmetology is defined as the ___ of beautifying and improving the skin, nails, and hair.

Which Polish immigrant Americanized his name in 1908 and moved to LA, where he began selling makeup?

The salon industry depends heavily on its relationships with product distributors, which are also know as ___.