Base Terms
Powders
Coverage and Finish with Brushes
All About Lips
All About Eyes
100

What is foundation?

Foundation: The base layer of makeup that evens out skin tone and creates a smooth canvas for other products. Types include liquid, powder, cream, and stick foundations, each offering different coverage levels and finishes.


100

Why use powder?

Powder: Used to set makeup and control shine.

100

Name 3 types of coverage:

Coverage Levels:

  • Sheer: Light, barely-there coverage that evens skin tone
  • Light: Minimal coverage that allows natural skin to show through
  • Medium: Balanced coverage that conceals most imperfections
  • Full: Heavy coverage that completely covers blemishes and discoloration
  • Buildable: Coverage that can be layered for desired intensity
100

What's the difference between matte and satin lipstick?

  • Matte lipstick: Non-glossy, long-wearing finish
  • Satin lipstick: Subtle sheen with comfortable wear
100

What is buffing?

Buffing: Circular blending motion to soften harsh lines.

200

What is concealer?

Concealer: A highly pigmented product used to cover blemishes, dark circles, and imperfections. Available in various forms including liquid, cream, stick, and color-correcting options.


200

Why use setting powder?

  • Setting powder: Translucent powder that locks makeup in place
200

Name 3 types of finish:

  • Matte: Non-shiny, flat finish that controls oil
  • Satin: Subtle sheen without obvious shimmer
  • Dewy: Glowing, moisturized-looking finish
  • Natural: Skin-like finish that mimics healthy skin
  • Radiant: Luminous finish with subtle glow
200

What's difference between sheer and liquid lipstick?

  • Sheer lipstick: Translucent color with natural finish
  • Liquid lipstick: Highly pigmented liquid formula


200

What's the difference between cut crease and smoky eye?

Cut crease: Advanced technique where eyeshadow is precisely applied above the natural eye crease for dramatic definition.

Smoky eye: Classic technique using dark, blended eyeshadows to create a sultry, graduated effect.


300

What is primer?

Primer: A preparatory product applied before foundation to create a smooth base, extend makeup wear, and address specific skin concerns like large pores or excess oil.

300

Why use finishing powder?

  • Finishing powder: Adds a final polish to the makeup look
300

Name 3 types of brushes:

Brushes: Essential tools for makeup application:

  • Foundation brush: For base makeup application
  • Concealer brush: Small, precise brush for spot coverage
  • Powder brush: Large, fluffy brush for setting powder
  • Blush brush: Medium-sized brush for cheek color
  • Contour brush: Angled brush for sculpting
  • Highlight brush: Small, dense brush for luminosity
  • Eyeshadow brushes: Various sizes for eye makeup
  • Blending brush: Fluffy brush for seamless color transitions
  • Liner brush: Thin, precise brush for detailed work
300

What is lip stain?

Lip stain: Long-lasting liquid that tints lips with minimal texture.

300

Name 3 types of mascara:

  • Lengthening mascara: Extends lash length
  • Volumizing mascara: Adds thickness and fullness
  • Waterproof mascara: Resists moisture and tears
  • Curling mascara: Lifts and curves lashes
  • Fiber mascara: Contains fibers for dramatic length


400

What is bronzer?

Bronzer: A product used to add warmth and dimension to the face, mimicking a sun-kissed glow or creating contour effects.

400

Why use pressed powder?

  • Pressed powder: Compact powder for touch-ups
400

Name 3 types of beauty tools:

Beauty tools:

  • Beauty sponge: Egg-shaped tool for blending foundation
  • Eyelash curler: Tool for lifting and curling lashes
  • Tweezers: For eyebrow shaping and precision work
  • Spoolie: Mascara wand-style brush for grooming brows
  • Fan brush: For subtle highlighting and powder application
400

What is lip liner?

Lip liner: Pencil used to define lip shape and prevent color bleeding.

400

Name 3 types of lip liner?

  • Pencil eyeliner: Traditional, easy-to-use format
  • Liquid eyeliner: Precise application for sharp lines
  • Gel eyeliner: Creamy texture for smooth application
  • Felt-tip liner: Marker-style for easy winged liner
  • Kohl liner: Soft, smudgeable formula for smoky effects


500

What is blush?

Blush: Also called rouge, this product adds color to the cheeks and can enhance facial structure when applied strategically.


500

Why use loose powder?

  • Loose powder: Fine powder for professional application
500

Name that tool

eyelash curler

500

What is lip primer?

Lip primer: Base product that extends lipstick wear and prevents feathering.

500

Name 3 types of eye shadow:

  • Matte eyeshadow: Non-shimmery, flat finish
  • Shimmer eyeshadow: Contains subtle sparkle or pearl
  • Metallic eyeshadow: High-impact, mirror-like finish
  • Glitter eyeshadow: Contains larger sparkle particles
  • Cream eyeshadow: Smooth, blendable texture
  • Pressed powder: Traditional compact eyeshadow
  • Loose pigments: Highly concentrated color powder
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