Ch 1 History

The process of steam distillation was refined by the:

U.S. hairdressers ushered a new era. Highlighting, weaving using aluminum foil in the 1970

Ancient Egyptians were the first civilization to infuse essential oils from:

In the history of African-American hair care and cosmetics, an important early figure was:

Types of facilities in which cosmetologists work include which of the following?

During the Victorian Age, women pinched their cheeks and bit their lips to:

The preheat-perm method was introduced in 1931.

The industry depends on its relationships with product distributors, which are referred to as:

The barber pole—symbol of the barber-surgeon—has its roots in a medical procedure called:

The croquignole wrapping technique was introduced after World War II.

Brazilian straightening techniques were introduced in the United States in 2006.

Poor women in ancient Rome colored their hair:

Throughout the Chou Dynasty (circa 1100 BC), the royal colors were gold and silver.

During the Renaissance, the unusual practice of shaving eyebrows gave a woman a look of greater

First to cultivate beauty with extravagant fashions, cosmetics for personal beautification were

Many specialized treatments are offered by day spas, including all the following except:

The use of irons for waving and curling the hair was a technique developed by:

Queen Nefertiti erected a personal cosmetics factory next to the Dead Sea.

Created by ancient Egyptians from a mixture of ground galena , sulfur, animal fat?

Your license will unlock countless doors for employment and your career will be fueled with:

Ancient people used animal hide as a colorant for hair.

The art and science of beautifying and improving the skin, nails, and hair is called:

In ancient Rome, women used hair color to indicate their:

Haircutting and hairstyling were practiced as early as the Ice Age.

The term cosmetology comes from the _______ word kosmeticos.