Color theory
These fundamental colors cannot be mixed from others: Red, yellow, blue
What are primary colors
Flesh-toned base to even out skin imperfections
What is foundation
Platform for mixing and holding products
What is a makeup palette
First step after skin prep to cover the whole face
What is foundation
Primary goal: enhance natural beauty, minimize flaws
What is the purpose of makeup
Colors directly opposite each other on the color wheel (e.g., red, & green)
What are complementary colors
Covers dark circles or blemishes after foundation
What is concealer
Pre-glued lashes applied as a strip
What are band/strip lashes
Applied after powder for definition on lids
What is eyeshadow
yellow undertones (oranges, golds) = use warm makeup
What are warm colors/skin tones
White added to a pure hue makes it lighter
What is tint
Translucent dust to set and mattify makeup
What is face powder
Must be sharpened and disinfected before use
What is a makeup pencil
Last mascara coat follows this for separation
What are lashes
Analyze skin tone, undertone, face shape here
What is makeup consultation
Mixing a primary with neighboring secondary (e.g., red-orange)
What are tertiary colors
Powder or cream for cheeks (rouge)
What is blush/cheek color
Used to blend eyeshadow smoothly
What is an eyeshadow brush
Brows, shadow, liner then this on upper lashes
What is mascara
Ideal shape; most balanced proportions
What is oval face shape
Pureness/intensity of a color (full=vibrant)
What is sasturatioin
Heavy, water-activated matte base (pancake)
What is cake makeup
Daily Double! Clean/disinfect these after each use
What are brushes
Final step: lips after blush
What is lip color
Tint or perm these for enhancement
What are lashes/brows