Corrective Shaping

Question 1

Purpose of corrective shaping

Answer 1

To replace highlights and shadows erased by funeral lighting, opaque cosmetics, and wax
Widen or narrow the face
Emphasis or de-emphasis of a feature

Question 2

An area whose surface is at or near right angles to the light source

Answer 2

Highlight

Question 3

A brighter or whiter part

Answer 3

Highlight

Question 4

An area whose surface does not receive the full rays of light, or is cut off by another surface, reflecting the minimum amount of light

Answer 4

Shadow

Question 5

The shaded or darker part

Answer 5

Shadow

Question 6

Apply a color slightly lighter than the general complexion coloring - more white pigment

Answer 6

Highlighting

Question 7

Apply a color slightly darker than the general complexion coloring - more brown pigment

Answer 7

Shadowing

Question 8

Done immediately after application of the complexion cosmetic if alteration of the colorant is not necessary

Answer 8

Highlighting or shadowing

Question 9

Avoid __________ between the complexion coloring and the highlight or shadow

Answer 9

Sharp contrasts

Question 10

Avoid sharp contrasts between the _________ and the highlight or shadow

Answer 10

Complexion coloring

Question 11

To erase any sharp lines of demarcation gradually merge the contrasts by

Answer 11

Tapping with the fingers

Stippling with a brush

Question 12

Ordinarily employed

A prominence is highlighted or a depression is shadowed

Answer 12

Direct method

Question 13

Sometimes employed
A prominence is made to appear brought forward by shadowing
A depression is made to appear deeper by highlighting the adjacent projecting surface

Answer 13

Indirect Method

Question 14

Occasionally Employed
It is not justifiable to highlight a depression or shadow a projection
Instead, minimize the darkness of a depression or the lightness of a prominence

Answer 14

Modified Method

Question 15

Corrective treatment for shadows

Answer 15

With a colorant darker than the complexion coloring on parts which are too wide or too long

Question 16

Corrective treatment for highlighting

Answer 16

With a lighter colorant on parts which are too narrow or too short

Question 17

Areas involved with highlights and shadows

Answer 17

The lateral surface of each cheek
Each temple
The forehead near the cranial hairline
The lower edge of the chin

Question 18

Applying highlighting or shadowing colorant on the jawline from the side of the chin to the lobe of the ear

Answer 18

Narrowing or widening the cheeks

Question 19

Narrowing or widening the cheeks

Answer 19

Applying highlighting or shadowing colorant on the jawline from the side of the chin to the lobe of the ear

Question 20

Apply highlighting or shadowing colorant vertically vertically in the temple

Answer 20

Narrowing or widening the forehead

Question 21

Narrowing or widening the forehead

Answer 21

Apply highlighting or shadowing colorant vertically in the temple

Question 22

A fairly wide stripe of highlighting or shadowing colorant is applied across the hairline and the frontal eminences

Answer 22

Reducing or increasing the height of the forehead

Question 23

Reducing or increasing the height of the forehead

Answer 23

A fairly wide stripe of highlighting or shadowing colorant is applied across the hairline and the frontal eminences

Question 24

A narrow stripe of highlighting or shadowing colorant is applied across the lower edge of the chin

Answer 24

Reducing or increasing the vertical length of the chin

Question 25

Reducing or increasing the vertical length of the chin

Answer 25

A narrow strip of highlighting or shadowing colorant is applied across the lower edge of the chin

Question 26

Reducing the length of the nose

Answer 26

Shadow the lower portion of the protruding lobe

Question 27

Increasing the length of the nose

Answer 27

Highlight the dorsum

Question 28

Widening the dorsum

Answer 28

Highlight dorsum with a broad stripe which bends over the lateral margin

Question 29

Narrowing the dorsum

Answer 29

A narrow highlight down the center

Question 30

To increase the presence of the nasolabial fold

Answer 30

Apply a narrow stripe of highlight on the anterior cheek with a flat lip-brush and taper at the bottom

Question 31

To lend greater contrast with the central plane of the lower lip without bringing the whole chin forward

Answer 31

Highlight the upper portion of the chin only

Question 32

To modify a receding chin

Answer 32

Highlight the prominence to bring it forward

Question 33

To de-emphasize a protruding chin

Answer 33

Shadow the prominence

Question 34

To reshape a square chin

Answer 34

Round off the corners with a shadowing complexion colorant

Question 35

To reshape a narrow or pointed chin

Answer 35

Shadow along its lower edge to flatten the pointed area

Question 36

To reduce the vertical height of the chi

Answer 36

Shadow the lower margin