Cosmetology Ch 1 History and Career Oppertunities

In the mid- to late twentieth century, all of the following advances in cosmetology technology were introduced EXCEPT _.

The salon industry depends heavily on its relationship with product distributors which are referred to as ___.

In which period did women wear make up on their cheeks and lips but not their eyes?

In 1906, Charles Nessler invented the first perm process that curled hair by _____.

The first curling iron in 1872 consisted of___.

During the reign of Marie Antoinette of France in the Age of Extravagance (1755-1793), what beauty fashion was popular?

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

All of the following are examples of how the Internet started to be used in cosmetology in the early 21st century EXCEPT

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

In the twentieth century, the new motion picture industry inspired all of the following beauty advances EXCEPT ___.

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

During the ____, women commonly used henna to stain their hair and nails in a rich, warm red.

Who was an early example of an entrepreneurial female beautician?

During the Middle Ages, women wore colored makeup on their ____.

Today the beauty industry has entered the age of___.

The makeup developed by _ was popular with movie stars because it would not cake or crack even under hot studio lights.

Which career opportunity would be good for an experienced cosmetologist who enjoys public speaking/sharing information?

After it was organized in the 1920s, the Associated Master Barbers and Beauticians of America (AMBBA) ___.

Which group ushered in a new era of highlighting in the 1970s by introducing the art of hair weaving with foil?

Victorian women ___ to induce natural color.

Which substance was created by ancient Egyptians from a mixture of ground galena (a black mineral), sulfur,& animal fat?

Why did women punch their cheeks and bite their lips during the Victorian age?

Who invented the first curling iron in 1872?

In 1985, a hairdresser, __, revolutionized the beauty industry by inventing the worlds first ammonia free haircolor.

In Ancient Rome women used hair color to indicate their class. What color did poor women use to dye their hair?

Cosmetic implements used during the ___ were shaped from sharpened flints, oyster shells, or bone.

What innovation in beauty did the Persian alchemist Avicenna introduce around 1000 CE?

You may choose to specialize & work in a specific type of salon Which salon would be least appropriate for a specialist?

In ancient _ nail tint was closely tied to social status, commoners caught wearing a royal nail color faced death.

What mineral, considered the chief source of mercury, was ground into a fine powder and used to make vermillion?

Who coined the term “day spa” in the late 1980s?

If you were a middle class woman in Ancient Rome, you would color your hair ____ to indicate your class status.

What wrapping technique was introduced when women cut their hair into short bobs after WW I?

Which of the following civilizations was the first to infuse essential oils from leaves, bark, & blossoms for perfume?

In the Zhou dynasty of China, commoners could be punished with death if caught using what cosmetic coloring technique?

In ancient Rome noblewomen tinted their hair___.

Archaeological studies reveal that hair cutting and hairstyling were practiced in some form as early as the ___.

What was the period in history during which western civilization made the transition from medieval to modern history?

The worlds 1st ammonia free hair color was invented by ____ in 1985.

To achieve a look of greater intelligence during the Renaissance, woman ____.

Gloria Swanson and ___ helped glamorize the hip new nail lacquer trend in the 1930s.

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

The earliest images of African people demonstrate that there _ was a reflection of the state of their well-being.

Which of the following is an example of using knowledge about cosmetology’s history to understand a beauty trend?

Your license will unlock countless doors for employment. However your career must be____.

An alternative to the machine perm was introduced in 1932 using a method that generated heat by___.

In Ancient Rome, hair color was used by women to indicate ____.

The job of a salon manager can vary, but the typical salon manager may be responsible for all of the following EXCEPT:

Greek women applied preparations of ____ onto their faces.

Which innovation in beauty technology originated in the Victorian era?

Cold waving or perming was developed by scientists in 1941 as a new type of permanent waving. What is this called today?

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

Becoming a specialist in a service type covered by a cosmetology license requires ____.

Studying the history of cosmetology can ____.

What product was 1st marketed by Charles Revson in 1932,& glamorized by early screen sirens in their motion pictures?

Which activity is most important to a successful career and promoted career advancement?

What social role did braid patterns and hairstyles play in many ancient African tribes?

In the salon industry a DSC is known as a___.

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

Ancient people around the world used animal hide ____.

In ancient Egypt, queen Nefertiti stained her nails red by dipping her fingertips in ____.

The ancient ___ were the first to cultivate beauty in an extravagant fashion.

In the early 20th century the invention of___coincided with an abrupt shift in American attitudes.

which career requires the ability to read documents such as profit/loss statements and an understanding of marketing?

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

The term_ is used to refer to the variety of permanent waving and straightening services available for all hair types.

Which New York chemist introduced the 1st permanent hair color in 1932 and founded a company called clarion in 1935?

In the early 20th century, Garrett Augustus Morgan created a chemical that made wool straighter, inventing the first __.

The beauty icon who turned the hairstyling world on his ear with revolutionary geometric cuts was____.

The onset of ____ led to a new prosperity in the US where all forms of beauty began to follow the trends set by celebs.

What was David Beckham’s impact on cosmetology trends in the early twenty-first century?

Ancient records show that matter made from berries, tree bark, minerals, insects, nuts, herbs, and leaves were used for_

What year was the preheat perm method introduced?

Cosmetology is defined as _____.

The ancient Greeks made lavish use of perfumes and cosmetics for grooming, medicinal purposes, and ____.