North Africa
The Queen of Ancient Egypt
Who is Cleopatra?
In West Africa hair was known as what for them
What is self-expression?
What did they use on their hands for weddings and religious celebrations
What is henna?
How did they wear their hair to protect it
What is braids, locs, twists, and cornrows?
The first step in Infection Control
What is cleaning?
Cleopatra's nail color was made out of
What is Terracotta?
What is the name of the products they used for skincare
What is shea butter and African black soap?
What are braids known as in Ethiopia?
What is shruba?
Why is it important for the people in South Africa to protect there skin
What is harsh UV rays
Used for styling draping
What is a neck strip?
Exfoliants are made out of
What is Honey and Sugar?
What did they use to make designs on their hands
What is henna?
What did they use as natural cleaner and exfoliant
What is Qasil Powder
How do the indigenous ingredients help the hair
What is Moisturizing?
What represents a PH of 4.5-5.5
What is Hair?
Cleopatra bathed in
What is Milk and Honey?
What did they use as pigments for and makeup
What is clay and ochre?
What did their different hairstyles communicate between them
What is ethnicity, marital status, religion, age, and rank?
Which 2 international beauty innovations were made in south africa
What is Environ skincare and Bio oil?
Conditioners that are good for daily use
What are rinse-out conditioners?
4 components used to make cosmetic tools
What is Bronze, Copper, Wood, and Ivory?
What are the steps to make the shea butter
What is Collecting, Drying, Crushing, Pressing, Heating, Separating, and storing?
What did they use as makeup
What in mineral rich clay?
What indigenous ingredients did people in South Africa use
What is Rooibos, Marula Oil, and Honeybush?
The head of a shampoo molecule
What is hydrophilic?