Milady Cosmetology - Chapter 1 Prep Exam And Answers Graded A+ 2024.

Cosmetology - Answer Art and science of beautifying the skin, hair and nails. Also study of cosmetics and their application. Earliest sign of Cosmetology - Answer Haircutting and styling were practiced in some form as early as the Ice Age, according to archaelogists Implements and Materials used in Earliest Cosmetology - Answer Implements -- sharpened flints, oyster shells and bone. Adornment -- animal hyde and sinew. Pigments -- berries, minerals, insects, plant matter. Egyptian Cosmetology - Answer 3000 B.C. Credited with the creation of Kohl makeup (combo of galena, sulfur and animal fat) -- lined eyes, protected from sun glare, alleviated inflammations. Also first to infuse essentail oils from plant matter for use as perfume and purification. Chinese Cosmetology - Answer 1600 B.C. Nail tinting -- rubbed tinted mixture of gum arabic, gelatin, beeswax and egg whites on nails to color. Common colors - crimson, ebony. Royal colors - gold, silver. Greek Cosmetology - Answer 500 B.C. Hairstyling becomes art and great focus on beautification. Face makeup - preparations of white lead. Eyes - Kohl. Lips/Cheeks - Vermillion, made by grinding Cinnabar. Roman Cosmetology - Answer Facial treatments and haircolor popular. Facial masks - made of wine, corn, flour, milk, butter. Haircolor -- indicated social class : noble - red, middle-class - blonde, poor - black. Cosmetology in Middle Ages - Answer 476 A.D. - 1450. Colored makeup used on cheeks and lips but not on eyes. Towering headdresses and intricate hairstyles. Steam distillation starts circa 1000 A.D. Renaissance Fads - Answer Shaving of the eyebrows and hairline to show more forehead. Bare brows = smarter-looking woman. Highly colored makeup was dicsouraged,