P1C1 (Career Opportunities and History) Flashcards
Also known as aesthetician; a specialist in the cleansing, beautification, and preservation
of the health of skin on the entire body, including the face and neck.
Esthetician
Also known as aesthetics; a branch of anatomical science that deals with the overall health and well-being
of the skin, the largest organ of the human body.
Esthetics
The Greek word aesthetikos means
perceptible to the
senses
A dye obtained from the powdered leaves and shoots of the mignonette tree; used as a
reddish hair dye and in tattooing.
Henna
Previously known as medical esthetics; the integration of surgical procedures and esthetic
treatments.
Clinical Aesthetics
The word cosmetics comes from what Greek word? What does it mean?
kosmetikos; skilled in the use of cosmetics
The study and treatment of cancers and tumors.
Oncology
Which people commonly perform facials and facial massage?
day spa esthetician
What is the best definition of esthetics?
A career in which you continuously learn new skills and make a difference in the lives of others.
A type of makeup that may be applied by a clinical esthetician to aid in the covering of scars.
camouflage makeup
The art of removing hair can be referred to as which three things?
threading, sugaring, and waxing
If you are a freelance contributor for a magazine, you are most likely a:
beauty writer
Which career path often includes a great deal of travel?
Manufacturer’s Representative
The ancient Egyptians used cosmetics for what three things?
religious ceremonies, burial preparation, and personal beautification
The words cosmetics and cosmetology come from which language?
Greek
In early times, skin care was practiced to:
ward off disease
What setting is a good for practitioners who prefer a more intimate setting?
independently owned day spa
What did the ancient Romans use for bathing and grooming rituals?
oils and fragrances make of flowers
What were the Romans most famous for?
bathhouses
Which practice was common in Asian cultures from the 10th through the 19th centuries?
using paper to blot oil
During the reign of Elizabeth I, women used this to adorn themselves:
arsenic
Which important cosmetic products and procedures were introduced in the late twentieth century?
Alpha Hydroxy Acid
Botox
Tretinoin