MILADY ESTHETICS FINAL COMPREHENSIVE
TEST 2026 TESTED QUESTIONS
◉ Ancient Egyptians. Answer: has been traced to the earliest use of
cosmetics
◉ Henna. Answer: a dye obtained from the powdered leaves and
shoots of the mignonette tree, gave the reddish tint to the hair
◉ Egyptians. Answer: were the first to develop methods for
extracting herbal and flower essences through distillation
◉ Hebrews. Answer: brought cosmetics and fragrances to Judea
from Egypt and developed herbal preparations for the care of the
skin, hair, teeth and nails
◉ The word 'cosmetics and cosmetology' come from the Greek
word. Answer: "kosmetikos" which means skilled in the use of
cosmetics
◉ Vermillion. Answer: is a brilliant red pigment made by grinding
cinnabar, a mineral that is the chief source of mercury. It was used by
Greek Women as cheek and lip Color
,◉ Cold Cream. Answer: The Greek physician, Galen, mixed rose
water, beeswax and olive oil together and created the first modern
cosmetic compound
◉ Mineral Oil. Answer: is natural oil, highly refined from petroleum;
it is clear and odorless; requires no preservatives; it's hypoallergenic
and has indefinite shelf life
◉ Romans. Answer: were most famous for their baths
◉ Roman women had facials made of. Answer: milk and bread and
at times fine wine
◉ Asians. Answer: are known for their beautiful costumes, arts and
crafts, high standards of cleanliness, and adherence to good health
habits
◉ Africans. Answer: have created remedies and grooming aids from
the materials found in their natural environment
◉ Middle ages. Answer: is the period in European history between
classical antiquity and the Renaissance
,◉ During the Middle ages. Answer: women wore color on their
cheeks and lips but not the eyes
◉ Renaissance. Answer: is the period during which Western
civilization made the transition from medieval to modern history
◉ During the Renaissance, one of the most unusual practices was.
Answer: the shaving of the eyebrows and the hairline, to give a look
of greater intelligence
◉ During the reign of Elizabeth I :. Answer: facial masks made
powdered eggshell, poppy seeds, butter, wine; hairstyle and wigs,
were in vogue.
◉ Victorian Women. Answer: would pinch their cheeks and bite
their lips to induce natural color rather than using cosmetics
◉ During the Age of Extravagance. Answer: face powder was made
from pulverized starch
◉ Victorian Age. Answer: was one of the most austere and restrictive
periods in history
, ◉ During the Victorian Age. Answer: fashions in dress, hair and
makeup were drastically influenced by the social mores
◉ The 1920's people. Answer: were influenced by the stars of silent
films
◉ The 1930's people. Answer: were influenced by the media
◉ 1970's 1980's trend was to look. Answer: one's individual best
instead of emulating any particular hair or makeup style
◉ 1990's rise of "cosmeceuticals". Answer: cosmetics with
therapeutic properties
◉ Esthetics. Answer: comes from the Greek word "asthetikos"
meaning perceptible to the senses
◉ An esthetician is a person who. Answer: is devoted to or
professionally occupied with the health and beauty of the skin
◉ Medical Esthetician. Answer: involves the integration of surgical
procedures and esthetic treatments
◉ Estheticians. Answer: are skin care specialists and consultants
TEST 2026 TESTED QUESTIONS
◉ Ancient Egyptians. Answer: has been traced to the earliest use of
cosmetics
◉ Henna. Answer: a dye obtained from the powdered leaves and
shoots of the mignonette tree, gave the reddish tint to the hair
◉ Egyptians. Answer: were the first to develop methods for
extracting herbal and flower essences through distillation
◉ Hebrews. Answer: brought cosmetics and fragrances to Judea
from Egypt and developed herbal preparations for the care of the
skin, hair, teeth and nails
◉ The word 'cosmetics and cosmetology' come from the Greek
word. Answer: "kosmetikos" which means skilled in the use of
cosmetics
◉ Vermillion. Answer: is a brilliant red pigment made by grinding
cinnabar, a mineral that is the chief source of mercury. It was used by
Greek Women as cheek and lip Color
,◉ Cold Cream. Answer: The Greek physician, Galen, mixed rose
water, beeswax and olive oil together and created the first modern
cosmetic compound
◉ Mineral Oil. Answer: is natural oil, highly refined from petroleum;
it is clear and odorless; requires no preservatives; it's hypoallergenic
and has indefinite shelf life
◉ Romans. Answer: were most famous for their baths
◉ Roman women had facials made of. Answer: milk and bread and
at times fine wine
◉ Asians. Answer: are known for their beautiful costumes, arts and
crafts, high standards of cleanliness, and adherence to good health
habits
◉ Africans. Answer: have created remedies and grooming aids from
the materials found in their natural environment
◉ Middle ages. Answer: is the period in European history between
classical antiquity and the Renaissance
,◉ During the Middle ages. Answer: women wore color on their
cheeks and lips but not the eyes
◉ Renaissance. Answer: is the period during which Western
civilization made the transition from medieval to modern history
◉ During the Renaissance, one of the most unusual practices was.
Answer: the shaving of the eyebrows and the hairline, to give a look
of greater intelligence
◉ During the reign of Elizabeth I :. Answer: facial masks made
powdered eggshell, poppy seeds, butter, wine; hairstyle and wigs,
were in vogue.
◉ Victorian Women. Answer: would pinch their cheeks and bite
their lips to induce natural color rather than using cosmetics
◉ During the Age of Extravagance. Answer: face powder was made
from pulverized starch
◉ Victorian Age. Answer: was one of the most austere and restrictive
periods in history
, ◉ During the Victorian Age. Answer: fashions in dress, hair and
makeup were drastically influenced by the social mores
◉ The 1920's people. Answer: were influenced by the stars of silent
films
◉ The 1930's people. Answer: were influenced by the media
◉ 1970's 1980's trend was to look. Answer: one's individual best
instead of emulating any particular hair or makeup style
◉ 1990's rise of "cosmeceuticals". Answer: cosmetics with
therapeutic properties
◉ Esthetics. Answer: comes from the Greek word "asthetikos"
meaning perceptible to the senses
◉ An esthetician is a person who. Answer: is devoted to or
professionally occupied with the health and beauty of the skin
◉ Medical Esthetician. Answer: involves the integration of surgical
procedures and esthetic treatments
◉ Estheticians. Answer: are skin care specialists and consultants
