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WorksheetsEyelash / Makeup Infection Control Quiz 1
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 13mins
What is the very first step a makeup artist must take before beginning any service?
Lay out all makeup products
Wash hands thoroughly
Apply primer to the client
Put on gloves
How should powder products be properly removed from their container?
By scooping with your fingers
By dipping the brush directly into the compact
By using a clean spatula onto a tissue or palette
By shaking product onto the back of your hand
What is the safest way to apply lipstick or gloss during a makeup service?
Apply straight from the tube
Ask the client to apply it themselves
Remove product with a spatula and use a brush or disposable applicator
Use a cotton swab only
When should an eye pencil be sharpened during an eye application?
Only at the start of the day
Before and after each client
After completing the first eye and before starting the second
Only when the tip breaks
Which disinfectant is required for cleaning multiuse tools?
Dish soap
Alcohol pads
EPA-approved disinfectant
Baby wipes
How should a contaminated cosmetic product be handled?
Use it carefully to avoid touching the contaminated spot
Spray it with alcohol before reusing
Dispose of it immediately
Label it for personal use only
If a client shows symptoms of an eye infection, what is the correct action?
Proceed but avoid the eye area
Give them a discount
Politely refuse the service
Use extra disposable tools
Why is sharpening an eye pencil between eyes important?
It creates a sharper point for precision
It reduces product waste
It removes potentially contaminated layers
It increases color payoff
Which action violates proper makeup infection control?
Washing hands before service
Using a spatula for product removal
Applying lipstick directly from the tube
Disinfecting tools daily
What is the makeup artist’s primary responsibility during services?
Display products neatly
Protect clients from infection
Work as quickly as possible
Match trends on social media
What must be disinfected between clients?
Only brushes
Chairs, counters, and reusable utensils
Just the makeup palette
Only the client cape
Which of the following is considered a single-use disposable item?
Powder brush
Eye pencil
Mascara wand
Lipstick tube
How can cross-contamination of lip products be prevented?
Use a spatula followed by a disposable applicator
Wipe the lipstick with a tissue
Apply straight from the tube
Use the client’s lipstick
What should a makeup artist do if a client insists on using their own contaminated product?
Allow them to use it at their own risk
Politely refuse and explain safety regulations
Apply it with a disposable applicator
Attempt to disinfect the product
Which of the following is required by regulation when cleaning tools?
Use only luxury products
Use EPA-approved disinfectants
Complete the service quickly
Replace all tools weekly
What is the correct response if a brush accidentally touches a client’s lips and then the product container?
Continue using the product
Sanitize the client’s lips
Discard the contaminated product
Stir the product to blend it
Why must hands be washed even if gloves will be worn?
Gloves can tear or fail
It is optional but recommended
Only required for long services
To warm the hands before touching the client
What should a makeup artist do before disinfecting tools?
Dry them with a towel
Rinse or clean off all debris
Spray them with alcohol first
Place them directly into disinfectant without cleaning
When should reusable makeup brushes be disinfected?
Only at the end of the day
After each client
Only when visibly dirty
Once a week
Why are disposable mascara wands required for client use?
They cost less money
They reduce the amount of mascara used
They prevent contamination of the mascara tube
They create dramatic lash looks
What should be done if a chair or workstation becomes contaminated?
Clean it at the end of the day
Cover it with a towel and keep working
Stop and disinfect immediately
Move to a different chair
What is the safest practice for cream products in pots or jars?
Dip brush into the jar
Use fingers to warm up the product
Scoop product with a spatula onto a palette
Apply directly to the client
If a client questions why sanitizing takes time, how should the artist respond?
It’s optional but recommended.
It ensures your safety and prevents infections.
It’s required only for certain services.
It helps products last longer.
What should a makeup artist do after a client with heavy eye watering?
Continue using the same tools
Disinfect all tools and replace disposables
Skip disinfecting if no irritation occurs
Continue using the palette untouched
What is the correct response if a client asks you to skip disinfecting to save time?
Agree if the client signs a waiver
Skip disinfecting only once
Explain that disinfection is required for safety and regulations
Rush through the process
