P1C1 (Orientation) Flashcards

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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.

A

Esthetician

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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.

A

Esthetics

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3
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The Greek word aesthetikos means

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perceptible to the
senses

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4
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A dye obtained from the powdered leaves and shoots of the mignonette tree; used as a
reddish hair dye and in tattooing.

A

Henna

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5
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Also known as medical esthetics; the integration of surgical procedures and esthetic
treatments.

A

Medical Aesthetics

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6
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The art of manipulating materials on an atomic or molecular scale.

A

Nanotechnology

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7
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Name some of the materials that ancient people used as color pigments in cosmetics.

A

berries
herbs
insects
kohl
leaves
nuts
minerals
tree bark

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8
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What did the ancient Hebrews use to keep their skin healthy and moist?

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olive and grapeseed oil

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9
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The word cosmetics comes from what Greek word? What does it mean?

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kosmetikos; skilled in the use of cosmetics

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10
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In ancient Rome, what body therapies were provided by bathhouses for patrons?

A

body scrubs
massage
steam therapy

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11
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Describe the facial masks women used during the Victorian Age.

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Women used beauty masks and packs made from honey, eggs, milk, oatmeal, fruits, vegetables, and other natural ingredients.

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12
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Which important cosmetic products and procedures were introduced in the late twentieth century?

A

Alpha Hydroxy Acid
Botox
Tretinoin

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13
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What career options are available to estheticians in salons and day spas?

A

skin care specialists and consultants
management and supervisory positions

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14
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What is medical aesthetics? In what ways can estheticians practice their skills in a medical setting?

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Involves the integration of surgical procedures and esthetic treatments.

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15
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Describe the different environments in which makeup artists can be employed.

A

salons, spas, and department stores
commercial photography
TV, theater, movies and fashion shows
camouflage therapy
mortuary science

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16
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What are the duties of a manufacturer’s representative? Of a cosmetics buyer?

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Manufacturer’s representatives are responsible for training estheticians and other staff members on product knowledge, the proper use of products and where they fit into treatments sequences, and how to
retail and merchandise.

17
Q

Discuss the employment options open to an esthetics educator.

A

Teaching esthetics in a public, vocational, industrial, or technical high school,

18
Q

Describe additional opportunities for estheticians and the subspecialties that they may pursue.

A

Writer or Beauty Editor
Salesperson
Travel Industry
Skin Care Company Owner
Product Developer
Mobile Esthetician
State Licensing Inspector or Examiner
State Board Member

19
Q

Describe the duties of a cosmetics buyer.

A

A cosmetics buyer in department stores, salons, or specialty businesses must keep up with the latest products and be able to recognize and anticipate trends in skin care.

20
Q

In early times, grooming and skin care were practiced more for _______________ than for attractiveness.

A

self-preservation

21
Q

Who were the first to cultivate beauty in an extravagant fashion?

A

The Egyptians

22
Q

Hebrew grooming rituals were based on the principle that

A

their bodies were gifts to be cared for

23
Q

What did the Hebrews primarily use cosmetics for?

A

cleansing and maintenance of the skin, hair, teeth, and overall body health

24
Q

What determined beauty in Ancient Greece?

A

How one looked naked.

25
Q

How did the Greeks view the body?

A

As a temple

26
Q

What are the ancient Romans famous for?

A

baths

27
Q

How did geishas remove their body hair?

A

threading

28
Q

Tapestries, sculptures, and other artifacts from
the Middle Ages show

A

towering headdresses, intricate hairstyles, and the use of makeup on skin and hair.