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Milady Chapter 1 History and Career Opportunities in Esthetics
Milady Chapter 1 History and Career Opportunities in Esthetics
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What career should those with journalistic abilities consider pursuing?
esthetics writer
state licensing inspector
state board member
esthetics educator
2
Who is responsible for examinations, licensing, and standards?
state licensing inspectors
state board members
esthetician examiners
licensing specialists
3
What type of esthetics work requires the supervision of a mortician?
reconstitution
recombination
restoration
revivification
4
What is the ancient Greek word meaning "skilled in the use of cosmetics"?
cosomotico
kozmetikos
cosmetticoso
kazamattika
5
What must you obtain before you become and esthetics educator?
certification
medical license
master's degree
doctorate degree
6
What is dye derived from leaves and shoots of the mignonette tree?
elderberry
camilla
pomegranate
henna
7
Where was the ancient method of hair removal known as
threading
invented?
Korea
Japan
Vietnam
China
8
Who visits spas and salons to ensure compliance with state regulations?
official state spa technician
state licensing inspector
state cosmetics regulator
official state esthetician
9
What term refers to a profession that integrates surgical procedures with esthetic treatments?
medical esthetician
makeup stylist
beauty technician
cosmetology
10
What is a career that requires an outgoing personality for success?
esthetics writer
manufacturer's representative
state licensing inspector
restoration makeup worker
11
What became a common practice in the twentieth (20th) century?
creating elaborate hairstyles featuring gardens and menageries
cosmetic surgery
creating body art with henna
dying the hair blond with bleach
12
When did a more relaxed approach to clothing, hair, and makeup become popular?
beginning of the twentieth century
middle of the eighteenth century
end of the nineteenth century
beginning of the twenty-first century
13
What is restoration work?
another name for cosmetic surgery
the esthetics specialization associated with mortuary science
rebuilding hairstyles after a long day
surgical procedures used to help rebuild bodies after accidents
14
When did women pinch their cheeks and bite their lips to add color?
Age of Extravagance
Elizabethan Era
Victorian Age
Renaissance
15
What did ancient Egyptians do before other cultures?
build magnificent public baths
cultivate beauty in an extravagant fashion
develop cosmetic surgery
develop the hair-removal practice of threading
16
What did the ancient Egyptians use to dye hair and tattoo skin?
henna
crushed stone
rosemary
animal blood
17
What is the primary purpose of
camouflage
makeup
?
to make a person stand out in public
to disguise imperfections such as scars
to create the illusion that someone has darker skin than they do
to shield the skin from the harmful effects of the sun
18
What did the ancient Hebrews use to moisten and protect the skin?
henna
rosemary and thyme
mineral water
olive and grapeseed oils
19
What does a manufacturer's representative do?
sell products to customers
perform safety inspections
train other on product knowledge and how to sell products
perform esthetics treatments on clients
20
What was a bare (shaved or tweezed) eyebrow thought to signify during the Renaissance?
greater fertility
greater intelligence
greater wealth
greater social standing
21
What ancient culture used the way a person looked naked as the basis for determining beauty?
Chinese
Roman
Japanese
Greek
22
What was true of some elaborate hairstyles during the Age of Extravagance?
they contained gardens and menageries
they contained fountains with running water
they contained elaborate electrical light effects
they featured movement created by the use of hydraulics
23
What is product development?
field of creating new products and technologies
practice of building a customer base for a new product
practice of getting clients accustomed to certain products
amount of time a product needs to cure before it can be used
24
What type of esthetics work requires you to join a union?
mobile esthetician
film and tv makeup artist
manufacturer's representative
booth rental
25
What do mobile estheticians do?
work at two or more independently-owned salons
own portable equipment and make house or office calls
move from station to station within the salon
rotate between several different salons within a chain
26
What type of magnificent public buildings were the ancient Romans famous for constructing?
massage parlors
smokehouses
baths
swimming pools
27
Where on their faces did women wear colored makeup during the middle ages?
cheeks and lips
eyes and nose
eyes and lips
nose and cheeks
28
What should you know before deciding to become a cosmetics buyer?
you must receive certification before becoming a buyer
you will rarely interact with new people if you become a buyer
you will travel a great deal if you become a buyer
you will spend most of your time alone if you become a buyer
29
Who issues requests for compounding pharmacies to mix special preparations?
physicians
manufacturer's representatives
nurses
salon managers
30
When did women use bleach to make their hair blond?
Middle Ages
age of the Roman Empire
Renaissance
age of the ancient Greeks
31
What is a buyer's responsibility?
purchasing products to be sold and used in stores
making "secret shopper" visits to ensure stores are not overcharging
purchasing products from one store to resell them in another
demonstrating the use of products to salon manangers and estheticians
32
Why were the ancient Hebrews able to adopt many skin care and grooming techniques from other cultures?
they were nomadic
their level of education was higher than that of other cultures
They were entrepreneurial
they cultivated a sense of what we now call "the global community"
33
What ancient culture commonly offered physical treatments in public baths?
Greek
Roman
Hebrew
Japanese
34
What term refers to the art of manipulating materials on an atomic and molecular scale?
minitechnology
nanotechnology
nucleotechnology
microtechnology
