WorksheetsUnit 333
Total questions: 27
Worksheet time: 24mins
Camouflage makeup originally was developed to cover scars from war?
TRUE
FALSE
Plastic surgeons used (a) makeup to cover (b) and scars on soliders coming back from World War II.
Is camouflage makeup used to conceal tattoos?
TRUE
FALSE
Did camouflage makeup become popular in the 20th century?
FALSE
TRUE
Is camouflage makeup only used for military purposes?
FALSE
TRUE
The British Association of Skin Camouflage (BASC) was formed by Joyce Allsworth.
TRUE
FALSE
Label the diagram with the colours that make the colour.
Sir Harold Gillies was someone who made camouflage cosmetics.
TRUE
FALSE
Name a condition that could be covered using camouflage?
(a)
Name a condition that could be camouflaged.
(a)
Can camouflage makeup be used to cover birthmarks?
FALSE
TRUE
Complimentary colors are color pairs with the most contrast. Match the Complimentary Color Pairs.
Blue
Orange
Green
Red
Purple
Yellow
Did Max Factor contribute to the development of camouflage makeup?
TRUE
FALSE
These are all characteristics of camouflage products:
(a) , Density of the product, (b) , (c) and perfume free
Can camouflage makeup be used to cover vitiligo?
TRUE
FALSE
Is camouflage makeup suitable for daily use?
FALSE
TRUE
Derma Colour and veil are both brands of camouflage makeup.
TRUE
FALSE
Has anti-inflammatory properties, soothes the skin and brings together water and oil as a natural emulsifier.
(a)
This ingredient is made from the leaves of the candelilla shrub prevents dryness and gives the product a smooth texture.
Corn Syrup
Wax
Petroleum
Emollient
(a) is used as an opacifying agent and a colourant.
Known as petroleum jelly acts by forming a protective barrier that traps moisture in the skin. It is also a good temporary protectant to the skin.
Moisturiser
Petrolatum
Wax
(a) is cancelling the colour in a skin condition out, using colour theory.
Complimentary colours are the colours opposite on the colour wheel.
TRUE
FALSE
Complimentary colours are only primary and secondary colours.
TRUE
FALSE
Match the description to the type of lighting.
illuminates the model from the front
Frontal Lighting
two light sources from different angles
cross lighting
When one side of the model is lit up and the other is left in the shadow
side lighting
When light comes up from underneath the model
under lighting
When light comes up from above the model and is shone down onto the model.
over head lighting
