Facial Makeup

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A base makeup that is used to cover or even out the coloring of skin is:

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foundation

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Foundation bases are available in stick, cream, mineral powder, and:

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liquid

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Natural derived pigments or color agents added to foundations to provide color are:

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lakes

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The recommended foundation for light coverage on oily to combination skin is:

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water based

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Foundations that provide a heavier base coverage for dry skin are:

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cream foundations

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Foundation should be blended using:

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disposable makeup sponge

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Concealers that are used to hide dark circles and iperfections contain talc or:

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pigment

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To keep pressed powder in a cake form, it is usually blended with:

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binding agents

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A makeup product primarily used to add a naturl glow to the cheek or face area is a:

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blush

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Generally, a darker shade of eye color makes the natural color of the iris appear

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lighter

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Color applied over the eye area to even out skin tones and provide a smooth surface for the blendin of other colors is a:

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base color

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A color in any finish that deepens and darkens the skin tone and minimizes a specific area is a:

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contour color

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To avoid infection in the tear duct or permanent pigmentation of the mucous membrane lining, eye pencils should never be used:

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on the inner rim of eyes

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A cosmetic preparation used to darken, define, and thicken eyelashes is:

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mascara

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To clean professional makeup brushes, a gentle shampoo or brush solvent is used, and the brush is placed into running water with the:

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ferrul pointing downward

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Colors obtained by mixing equal parts of two primary colors are:

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secondary colors

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A primary and secondary color directly opposite each other on the color wheel are:

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complementary colors

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Three main factors to consider when choosing color for a client are the client's hair color,

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eye color, and skin color

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Colors that are dominated by blues, greens, violets, and blue-reds are classified as:

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cool colors

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Skin tones that contain equal amounts of warm and cool colors are considered:

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neutral skin tones

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Complementary colors for green eyes are brown-based reds, which include:

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copper, plum, and mauve

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The best type of lighting for color selection in the salon consultation area is:

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natural light

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Foundation application should start at the center of the face and blend with:

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outward and downward motions

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A basic rule of makeup application is that highlighting emphasizes a feature and shadowing:

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minimizes a feature

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The second portion of an oval-shaped type face is measured from the:

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top of eyebrows to end of nose

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The facial shape composed of comparatively straight lines, a wide forehead, and square jaw is the:

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square-shaped face

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The long, narrow facial shape with greater length in proportion is its width is the:

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oblong-shaped face

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To minimize a short, flat nose, a lighter foundation is applied:

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down the center of the nose, ending at the tip

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To set foundation and prevent the transfer to clothing, use:

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translucent powder

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In eyebrow arching, the highest part of an eyebrow arch should be from the outer circle to the:

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iris of the eye upward