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FUNDAMENTALS Ch 01 - Career Opportunities & History of Esthetics
FUNDAMENTALS Ch 01 - Career Opportunities & History of Esthetics
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During which era were lips and cheeks were colored with geranium petals?
The Victorian Age
The Renaissance Era
The Age of Extravagence
The Middle Ages
2
Which ancients are famous for their bathhouses, having magnificent public buildings w/ separate spots for men & women?
The Egyptians
The Greeks
The Japanese
The Romans
3
What career does not typically require certification or a license?
State inspector
Sales manager
State examiner
Educator
4
During the Renaissance ____________.
small silk patches used to decorate the face and conceal blemishes
bathing wasn't a daily ritual but those who could afford used fragrant oils
women pinched their cheeks and bit their lips to induce natural color
highly colored preparations for lips, cheeks, and eyes were discouraged
5
What career is the most directly connected with the theory of esthetics?
brow specialist
Clinical esthetician
state examiner
educator
6
Someone who wants to be present at the earliest stage of a product's development might consider a career as __________.
cosmetic chemist
manufacturer's representative
cosmetic buyer
esthetics writer
7
Peptides are used for _________.
hair removal
anti-aging purposes
ingredient delivery
fillers
8
When were cosmetics in the Victorian Age acceptable?
For everyday use
Only for weddings
Never
In the theater
9
Who first used henna as a hair dye and in tattoo?
The Romans
The Egyptians
The Greeks
The Chinese
10
Someone who is interested in both esthetics and the law might find a fulfilling career as a(n)___________.
esthetics writer
manufacturer's representative
state board member
product developer
11
During the Middle Ages _____________.
women pinched their cheeks and bit their lips for natural color
women of status bathed in strawberries and milk and used many cosmetic prep
healing, particularly with herbs, was largely in the hands of the church
men and women used lead and arsenic face powder to adorn themselves
12
The microsponge is an example of an advancement in _______.
medical procedures
esthetic procedures
device treatments
product ingredient delivery systems
13
A minimum of one year of retail sales might be a prerequisite for finding a job as a _______.
manufacturer's representative
waxing specialist
clinical esthetician
beauty editor
14
An esthetician who wants to be focused on skin care for the elderly would likely be satisfied in a(n) _________.
franchised salon
resort spa
independently owned spa
wellness center
15
What age is associated with the reign of Marie Antoinette?
The Age of Extravagence
The Renaissance Era
The Middle Ages
The Victorian Age
16
The largest single market for skin care products are who?
Millennials
Generation X
Baby Boomers
Generation Z
17
What business option gives the owner the most flexibility in decision making?
wellness center
resort spa
independently owned spa
franchised salon
18
When was the first women's razor offered?
The early 1900's
The Victorian Age
The late 1800's
Around the 1950's
19
In esthetics, licensing inspectors typically enforce rules and laws on behalf of _______.
the county
the federal government
the city
the state
20
Which profession would be ideal for someone who has a strong sense of creativity?
brow specialist
clinical esthetician
makeup artist
manufacturer's representative
21
What type of salon is owned by individuals who pay a fee to use a company name?
medical spa
resort spa
franchised salon
full-service spa
22
The career in esthetics that is most concerned with the enforcement of public health is ________.
product developer
state examiner
oncology-trained esthetician
clinical esthetician
23
What is likely development in way esthetics might be delivered in the near future?
Fewer visits to offices.
A reduction of services offered in day spas.
A dependence on more invasive technology.
More at-home consultations.
24
Esthetics is ...
A specialist in cleansing, beautification and preservation of skin health.
A branch of anatomical science that deals with the body's largest organ.
The study and treatment of cancer and tumors.
A dye obtained from the mignonette tree used for temporary tattooing.
25
Prices in salons vary according to _______.
type of ownership and clientele
location and clientele
clientele and type of service offered
location and type of service offered
26
________, women used beauty masks made of oatmeal.
During the twentieth century
During the Victorian Age
During the Age of Extravagence
During the Middle Ages
27
What materials used in early beauty preparations have been instrumental in determining how materials are used today?
Color formulations
Microdermabrasion
Chemical peels
Manual lymph drainage
28
Esthetics is a branch of anatomical science that, in its broadest terms, deals with _______.
beauty
the face
the hair
the skin
29
What career might provide a fulfilling opportunity for one who is passionate about esthetics/natural beauty?
cosmetics buyer
travel industry professional
product developer
clinical esthetician
30
One career in esthetics that does NOT encompass work with people who have been injured or ill is a(n) _________.
cosmetic chemist
oncology-trained esthetician
makeup artist
clinical esthetician
31
....Women pinched their cheeks and bit their lips to induce natural color rather than using cosmetics.
During the Renaissance Era
During the Victorian Age
During the Age of Extravagence
During the Middle Ages
32
An early form of threading comes to us from ________.
Ancient Egypt
Ancient Greece
Japan
Ancient Rome
33
Being unwilling to travel often is a quality that would probably preclude a career as a(n) ___________.
waxing specialist
clinical esthetician
salon esthetician
cosmetics buyer
34
When researching workplaces, someone who wants to pursue a career in esthetics should understand that _________.
most successful salons are franchises
salons in rural areas are a rarity
salons and spas are looking for estheticians who specialize in their field
there are a wide variety of options to choose from
35
What is a likely trend in the esthetics industry?
Fewer vegan products.
More male clients.
Fewer job opportunities for estheticians.
A decrease in anti-aging products.
36
Which of the following statements is characteristic of the Middle Ages?
Pale skin was a sign of wealth and status.
Women shaved their hairline to look more intelligent.
Small silk patches used to decorate the face and conceal blemishes.
Women pinched their cheeks and bit their lips to induce natural color.
37
Understanding the history of esthetics will NOT help the contemporary esthetician __________.
understand the purpose of new technology
find a career
have a greater understanding of the culture
incorporate new technology into their practice
38
Estheticians who are not licensed in specialized areas may ________.
provide medical treatments
make a diagnosis
manufacture cosmetics
prescribe medicine
39
Who used both honey and olive oil for elemental protection?
The Greeks
The Japanese
The Romans
The Egyptians
40
Someone who wants to develop long-lasting professional relationships would likely NOT be happy at a(n) _________.
franchised salon
independently owned spa
resort spa
medical spa
41
In ancient _______, remedies and grooming aids were made from materials in the natural environment.
China
Africa
Greece
Rome
42
Someone interested in the latest trends in esthetics but does not want to sell directly might thrive as a ______.
manufacturer's representative
salon esthetician
esthetics writer
makeup artist
43
When is a good time to formulate a plan of action related to a career in esthetics?
after completing licensing requirements
as early as possible
After taking a few classes in esthetics
after 1-2 years in the industry
44
Dangerous chemicals were used to powder the face in _________.
the Victorian Age
the Age of Extravagence
the Middle Ages
The Renaissance Era
45
What career has greatly expanded due to advances in medical technology?
Cosmetic chemistry
Oncology-trained estheticians
State examiners
Product development
46
Who viewed the body as a temple?
The Romans
The Greeks
The Egyptians
The Chinese
47
The integration of surgical procedures and esthetic treatments is part of the career description of a(n) ____________.
brow specialist
cosmetic chemist
clinical esthetician
salon esthetician
48
At what time were the lips and cheeks often brightly colored in pink or orange shades?
During the Middle Ages
During the Renaissance Era
During the Victorian Age
During the Age of Extravagence
49
Women during the ________ era shaved their eyebrows and hairline for a look of intelligence.
Middle Ages
Extravagance
Victorian
Renaissance
50
The word cosmetics comes to us from ___________.
China
ancient Rome
ancient Greece
ancient Egypt
51
How should an esthetician determine the ideal type of work setting?
Through working at many different salons and spas for short amount of time.
By determining which salons have the lowest employee turnover rate.
By seeing which salons or spas are the most popular with clients.
Through visiting a wide variety of salons and spas.
52
What historical age discouraged makeup the most?
The Middle Ages
The Victorian Age
The Renaissance Era
The Age of Extravagence
53
Which of the following statements is characteristic of the twentieth century?
Eyebrows/hairlines were shaved or tweezed to show expanse of foreheads.
Tretinoin, Botox, AHA, and other cosmetic procedures were introduced.
Women of status bathed in strawberries/milk & used various cosmetic prep.
Women pinched their cheeks and bit their lips for natural color.
54
An esthetician is never allowed to _____________.
use products made with stem cells
perform laser hair reduction
inject Botox
perform microdermabrasion
55
What career in esthetics does NOT directly involve the government?
Inspector
State examiner
Manufacturer's representative
State board member
