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WorksheetsESTHETICS: Ch. 12, Makeup
Total questions: 53
Worksheet time: 27mins
Having a foundational knowledge of the skin is the hallmark of great makeup
True
False
Makeup can boost your client’s confidence
True
False
__ percent of women surveyed feel more confident when wearing makeup:
62
72
82
92
__ percent of women surveyed believe that wearing makeup improves their self-image:
72
76
82
86
Clients rely on makeup artists to design fresh makeup looks ranging from beauty and fashion to edgy and editorial
True
False
Estheticians should have a thorough understanding of makeup because:
New products can offer opportunities to retail the latest color & looks
Understanding products, color theory, techniques & facial features are all parts of being a successful makeup artist
Educated aestheticians can be confident when providing consultations, recommendations, makeup & lashes
All of the above
Makeup knowledge and application skills add another element of expertise to:
Enhance your reputation
Grow your clientele
Increase menu services and revenues
All of the above
__ is the foundation of color selection from blush to eyeshadow and lipsticks
Color theory
The color wheel
Color can be used to:
Create mood
Convey emotion
Create harmony
All of the above
Primary color:
Red
Orange
Green
Purple
Primary color:
Blue
Orange
Green
Purple
Primary color:
Yellow
Orange
Green
Purple
Secondary color:
Red
Yellow
Blue
Orange
Secondary color:
Red
Yellow
Blue
Green
Secondary color:
Red
Yellow
Blue
Violet
Yellow-orange; yellow-green; blue-green; blue-violet; red-violet and red-orange are examples of ___ colors
Primary
Tertiary
Secondary
Analogous
All people possess the three primary colors, just by being alive. Red is:
Oxygenated blood found in our capillaries
Found in all keratin tissue of the skin, nails and hair
The blood found in our arteries
All people possess the three primary colors, just by being alive. Yellow is:
Oxygenated blood found in our capillaries
Found in all keratin tissue of the skin, nails and hair
The blood found in our arteries
All people possess the three primary colors, just by being alive. Blue is:
Oxygenated blood found in our capillaries
Found in all keratin tissue of the skin, nails and hair
The blood found in our arteries
A traditional color wheel is a creation of the various combinations of colors stemming from the three primary hues and resulting in __ main divisions:
6
8
12
16
The term __ refers to any color in its purest form, lacking any black or white:
Hue
Tint
Shade
Tertiary
___ colors are fundamental colors that cannot be obtained from a mixture. They are the main spectral colors of light seen in a prism from sunlight:
Primary
Tertiary
Secondary
Analogous
__ colors are obtained by mixing equal parts of two primary colors
Secondary
Tertiary
Analogous
Complementary
Red (primary) mixed with blue (primary) makes __
Purple (secondary)
Purple (tertiary)
Violet (secondary)
Violet (tertiary)
Notice on the color wheel the triangular positioning of the primary colors in relation to one another and how the __ colors of fall between them:
Secondary
Tertiary
Analogous
Compleme
__ are formed by mixing equal parts of a primary color and its neighboring secondary color on the color wheel:
Analogous
Tertiary
These colors are named by primary color first, secondary colors second:
Analogous
Tertiary
Complementary color of red:
Green
Orange
Violet
Black
Complementary color of blue:
Green
Orange
Violet
Black
Complementary color of yellow:
Green
Orange
Violet
Black
These are the final six colors of the traditional color wheel:
Analogous colors
Tertiary colors
Earth tones, colors such as brown and khaki are __ colors that are created by mixing three primary colors together:
Analogous colors
Tertiary colors
Colors that fall directly across from each other on the color wheel. When used next to each other, they create a distinct contrast, with each intensifying the appearance of the other:
Secondary
Tertiary
Analogous
Complementary
These colors are frequently used when the goal of a makeup application is a vibrant, dynamic, and dramatic look, such as emphasizing eye color:
Secondary
Tertiary
Analogous
Complementary
Colors that are located directly next to each other on the color wheel. They create minimal contrast and therefore match very well:
Secondary
Tertiary
Analogous
Complementary
Used in makeup application for soft, subtle looks, such as everyday makeup; they can also be used to call attention to a special feature, rather than the makeup itself:
Secondary
Tertiary
Analogous
Complementary
Color saturation refers to the pureness of a color or the dominance of __ in a color:
Hue
Tint
Shade
Value
A fully-saturated color is the truest version of that color and is extremely vibrant, strong and intense
True
False
Saturation changes as the hue moves from the outer edge of the color wheel towards the center, where it is less intense, and begins to appear __
White
Gray
Black
Muted
Desaturated colors are mixed with __ and located towards the inner ring of the color wheel; they contain a large amount of gray and very little remaining pure color, and are often considered neutral:
White
Black
The __ or brightness of the color is how light or dark it is. This depends on the amount of light emanating from the color:
Hue
Tint
Shade
Value
The various degrees of saturation creates tints, shades and tones
True
False
A __ occurs when white is added to a pure hue:
Tint
Shade
Complementary color
Analogous color
A __occurs when black is added to a pure hue:
Tint
Shade
Complementary color
Analogous color
A __ occurs when gray is added to a pure hue:
Tint
Shade
Tone
Gradient
A thorough understanding of __ will enable you to determine skin tone and properly enhance your client’s appearance with a flattering look:
Warm and cool colors
Neutral colors
Complementary colors
Analogous colors
Have a yellow undertone:
Warm colors
Cool colors
Are dominated by blues, greens, violets, and blue-reds:
Warm colors
Cool colors
Warm and cool makeup colors can be used to alter and emphasize facial features, especially eye color. They can also dramatize an outfit or a special look
True
False
The red-yellow side of the color wheel represents the:
Warm colors
Cool colors
The blue-green side of the color wheel represents the:
Warm colors
Cool colors
Colors that do not complement or contrast any other color. Examples include brown and gray:
Warm and cool colors
Neutral colors
Complementary colors
Analogous colors
In makeup they represent natural, soft, flesh colors and are acceptable color choices for any skin tone:
Warm and cool colors
Neutral colors
Complementary colors
Analogous colors
