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Facial Makeup
Chapter 19 - Standard Esthetics
Question | Answer |
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The cosmetic used as a base or as a protective film is: | Foundation |
Water based cream to powder foundation is particularly effective for: | Oily skin |
Pot concealer:A. may double as a foundationB. provides most coverageC. provides sheer to medium coverageD. is fluid in consistancy | B. provides most coverage |
The cosmetic that adds a matte or dull finish to the face is: | Powder |
Translucent face powder is: | Colorless |
The cosmetic also known as blush, blusher, or rouge is: | Cheek color |
Lip color should be applied with a lip brush beginning: | At the outer corner of the upper lip |
Lip liner helps to keep lip color from | Feathering |
When applying eye shadow, you should as a rule avoid | Matching eye shadow with eye color |
An eye shadow that is darker and deeper than the client's skin tone is called | Contour color |
Eyeliner is used to make the: | Eyes appear larger |
To apply a line closer to the lash line with a softer effect, you may use: | Eye shadow |
When applying eyebrow color, avoid: | Harsh contrasts between hair and eyebrow color |
An angle brush may be used to apply: | Eyebrow shadow |
Blues, greens, and violets are: | Cool colors |
The three main factors to consider when choosing makeup colors for a client are skin color, eye color, and: | Hair color |
Complementary colors for blue eyes include: | Peach and copper |
When choosing makeup colors for a client, avoid: | Mixing warm and cool colors |
Before applying foundation makeup: | The skin should be cleansed |
The color of foundation is tested by blending on a client's: | Jawline |
The last cosmetic to be applied is usually: | Lip color |
In corrective makeup, a lighter shade of foundation: | Emphasizes a facial area |
The primary objective of corrective makeup is to create the optical illusion of a/an: | Oval face |
A client with an inverted triangle (heart shaped) face can be identified by: | A narrow jawline and a wide forehead |
Corrective makeup for a large or protruding nose includes: | Darker foundation on the nose |
To minimize wide set eyes and make them appear closer, it is best to: | Extend eyebrow lines to inside corners of eyes |
Ruddy skin can be corrected with a foundation that is: | Yellow |
Band lashes are: | eyelash hairs on a strip that are applied with adhesive to the natural lash line |
Procedure in which individual synthetic eyelashes are attached directly to the clients own lashes at their base | eye tabbing |
Shaped, solid mas; heavy coverage | cake(pancake) makeup |
Primary and secondary colors opposite one another onthe color wheel | complementary colors |
Cosmetics used to cover blemishes and discoloratios | concealers |
May be applied before or after foundation | concealers |
Colors with a blue undertone that suggest coolness and are dominated by blues, greens, violets, and blue-reds | cool colors |
Heavy makeup used for theatrical purposes | greasepaint |
Yello, red, and blue; fundamental colors that cannot be obtained from a mixture | primary colors |
Colors obtained by mixing equal parts of two primary colors | secondary colors |
Colors formed by mixing equal amounts of secondary color and its neighboring primary color | tertiary colors |
The range of colors with yellow undertones; from yellow and gold through oranges, red-oranges, most reds, and even some yellow-greens. | warm colors |
One example of specialty makeup is: | bridal makeup |
Individuals with permanent scars or disfigurements can benefit greatly from: | camouflage makeup |
Lighter than the skin color, and accentuate andbring out features such as the brow bone under the eybrow, the temples, the chin and the cheekbones | highlighter |
Colors that are darker shages used to define the cheekbones and make features appear smaller | contouring |
Sets the foundation and finishes the makeup blending. | powder |