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Chapter 1 - Career Opportunities and History of Esthetics. Esthetics Fundamentals Milady Book
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Why was skin care practiced in early times?
to look distasteful
ward off disease
diminish hunting
greater fertility
2
Where are you likely to find licensed massage therapists working today?
Bus Stations
Public Parks
Airports
Supermarkets
3
What is the largest organ of the human body?
heart
brain
stomach
skin
4
___is a career in which you can continuously learn new skills & make a difference in the health & well being of the skin
Enthusiast
Esthetics
Anesthesiology
Design
5
What did the ancient Romans use for bathing and grooming rituals?
honey
oils and fragrances made of flowers
clay
rice with water
6
people that commonly perform facials and facial massage
day spa esthetician
medical esthetician
cosmetics buyer
makeup artist
7
What does a manufacturer's representative do?
sell products to customers
perform safety inspections
train others on product knowledge and how to sell products
perform esthetics treatments on clients
8
What was a bare (shaved or tweezed) eyebrow thought to signify during the Renaissance?
greater wealth
greater intelligence
greater fertility
greater social standing
9
During the Age of Extravagance, what did people color their lips and cheeks with?
Camilla
Geranium Petals
Elderberry
Pomegrante
10
To make a diagnosis and prescribe medication, you need to be a(n)
manicurist
dermatologist
esthetician
cosmetologist
11
What type of magnificent public buildings were the ancient Romans famous for constructing?
Massage parlors
Swimming pools
Smokehouses
Baths
12
These trends are all on the rise, except for
men's skin care
retirement centers
Minimally invasive technology
products containing gluten
13
What were the Romans most famous for?
headdresses
threading
clothing
bathhouses
14
Antioxidants and vitamins are part of which component of the Esthetics industry?
Consumers
Ingredients
Facilities/services
Technology
15
What culture frequently bathed in olive oil?
Ancient Greeks
Ancient Asians
Ancient Romans
Ancient Egyptians
16
During the reign of Elizabeth I, women used ________ to adorn themselves.
no makeup
pinks only
arsenic
crimson reds
17
What was a major cause of changes in style, skin care, & innovation of the beauty culture during the 20th century?
industrialization
Improved nutrition
Religion
World Wars I and II
18
what job would include a great deal of travel
manufacturers rep
esthetics editor
sales manager
clinical esthetician
19
Which career requires a knowledge of cosmetic chemistry, makeup and camouflage technologist, and business skills
Salon Esthetician
Sales manager
Esthetics writer
Medical Aesthetician
20
The ancient Egyptians used cosmetics for ____
RELIGIOUS CEREMONIES
BURIAL PREPARATION
ALL ANSWERS
PERSONAL BEAUTIFICATION
21
What exemplified the ideal of beauty in ancient Japan?
athletes
Nail Length
hair color
Geisha
22
The words cosmetics and cosmetology come from which language?
ITLAIAN
HEBREW
GREEK
CHINESE
23
______ was introduced in the twentieth century.
tretinoin (Retin-A)
AHA
ALL ANSWERS
BOTOX
24
A wellness center or spa
May offer a combination of other holistic health practices
Focuses on the health benefits of skin care
Provides a total beauty experience
Is an amenity spa that provides guests with a variety of spa services
25
Which establishment is most appealing to those who appreciate working with a constantly changing clientele?
Resort Spa
Independently owned salon
Wellness center
Franchise Salon
26
This culture used turmeric as a main ingredient in their facial masks to prevent wrinkles and skin discoloration
Ancient Romans
Ancient Asians
Ancient Egyptians
Ancient Greeks
27
A medical setting is where a _____ works
waxing specialist
makeup artist
salon or day spa esthetician
clinical esthetician
28
Which practice was common in Asian cultures from the tenth to the nineteenth centuries?
covering blemishes with small silk patches
using paper to blot oil
shaving the eyebrows and hairline
pinching cheeks for pink color
29
camouflage makeup is used for ______
is used by makeup artists and waxing specialists
is a technique used by the military
includes techniques for a smoky eye
may be applied by a clinical esthetician to aid in covering scars
30
When was pale skin a sign of wealth and status?
Middle Ages
Baby Boomer Era
Renaissance era
Roman Age
31
If you are a freelance contributor for a magazine, you are most likely a ____
makeup artist
cosmetic buyer
beauty writer
sales manager
32
A social media presence is typically a requirement for this position
cosmetic buyer
Manufacturer's representative
beauty editor
salesperson
33
Who purchases the products that are sold within a retail setting?
beauty editor
salesperson
cosmetic buyer
manufacturer's representative
34
Someone in which career needs to be prepared to conduct examinations, grant licenses, & inspect schools ?
Travel Industry Professional
Oncology trained esthetician
State Board Member
Educator
35
Another name for the art of removing hair
all answers
sugaring
threading
tweezing
36
Which setting is a good fit for practitioners who prefer a more intimate setting?
full service salon
resort or destination spa
franchised salon
independently owned day spa
37
define esthetics
a type of makeup that is used on the deceased
the study of famous historical figures who have shaped our world today
learn new skills and make a lives of others better
another word for dependence on others for makeup tips
38
_____ is a relatively new career path working with clients with cancer that has expanded quickly based on need
Educator
Oncology trained esthetician
Travel industry professional
State board member
39
In which time period did women pinch their cheeks and bite their lips to induce natural color rather than use cosmetics
Renaissance era
Victorian Age
Baby boomer era
Middle ages
