History of Esthetics
What era was henna?
Egypt
What are two duties of a licensed spa esthetician?
Facials and waxing
What ingredient is derived from the chamomile plant and characterized by its deep blue color?
Azulene
What is subatomic particles with a negative charge?
electrons
What are substances dissolved in a solution?
solute
What two ingredients did the Japanese make their tonor with?
Rice and water
What is the study of skincare with cancer patients?
Oncology esthetics
What is inorganic physical sunscreen that reflects UV radiation?
Titanium Dioxide
What are subatomic particles with a with a positive charge?
Protons
What is an ingredient that brings two normally incompatible materials together and binds them to have a uniform and fairly stable mixture?
emulsifier
What were the Romans most known for when it comes to esthetics?
Bathhouses
What licensed esthetics job focuses most on product education?
Sales representative
What is an acidic skincare brightening agent?
(from your vocab list)
Kojic Acid
What is the science called that deals with composition, structures, and properties of matter and how matter changes under different conditions?
Chemistry
What is a chemical combination of two or more atoms of different elements in definite proportions?
Compound molecules
What language did cosmetics "kosmeticos" come from?
Greek
What is a good fit for an esthetics job that focuses on science/chemistry?
Skincare product Chemist
What ingredients is derived from olives, desensitizes and nourishes? It is an emollient.
Squalane
What is any substance that occupies space and has mass?
Matter
What is a chemical process in which a substance reacts rapidly with oxygen and gives off heat (capable of exploding)?
Combustible
Why was skincare practiced in the early ages?
To ward off disease
What esthetics job includes reinforcing the laws and regulations set for practicing estheticians?
State inspector
What is a seaweed based mask ingredient applied after serum?
Alginate
What are water droplets emulsified in oil?
Water in oil emulsion
What is a substance that is oxidized by donating electrons?
Reducing agent