Hand Hygiene
Tools and Equipment
Product Safety
Cleaning and Storage
Health and Vocabulary
100

What should you do before and after applying makeup?

Wash your hands thoroughly with soap and water.

100

Name one example of a single-use applicator.

Q-tip, triangle sponge, or cotton ball.

100

Name one sign that makeup may have expired.

Change in color, texture, or scent.

100

Do not use it; discard it if it appears spoiled or expired.

An appropriate disinfectant.

100

What is a possible consequence of poor makeup sanitation?

Infection, skin irritation, or an allergic reaction.

200

How long should you wash your hands according to our study guide?

At least 60 seconds

200

Name one example of a multiple-use applicator.

Makeup brush or beauty sponge.

200

Why should performers avoid sharing makeup products?

To prevent cross-contamination.

200

What can you place on a table to protect it from makeup residue?

A disposable barrier or clean towel.

200

Name two possible symptoms of a reaction to makeup.

Burning, itching, rash, or dry skin.

300

True or False: Hand sanitizer is a replacement for washing your hands.

False.

300

What should you do with reusable brushes and sponges after use?

Clean them properly before using them again.

300

Should you use your fingers to remove makeup from a container?

No.

300

Can you use the same wipe or towel twice?

No.

300

What should you do immediately if a performer has a reaction to makeup?

Stop applying the product and wash it off with warm, soapy water if appropriate.

400

What part of your hands is especially important to clean?

Under your fingernails.

400

 What type of sponge is triangular and disposable?

Triangle sponge.

400

What is double-dipping?

Putting an applicator back into a makeup product after it has already been used, potentially contaminating it.

400

 Where should makeup be stored?

In a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.

400

What should you avoid when applying makeup? 

 an open cut or wound

500

Why is hand hygiene important in theatre makeup?

To prevent infections, contamination, and other health problems.

500

What type of sponge has a coarse, open weave and creates textured effects?

Stipple sponge. 

500

What should you do if makeup has an unusual smell or texture?

Do not use it; discard it if it appears spoiled or expired.

500

Why should makeup containers be kept tightly closed?

To limit exposure to air and contamination.

500

This is used to create realistic bruises, burns, and trauma effects by blending and layering six colors. 

Bruise Wheel

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