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Altering Face ShapesVersión en línea Choose the correct answer. por Rosalind Carter 1 When choosing a foundation color for the client's skin, you apply a small amount of the product to the: a bridge of the nose. b forehead. c jawline. d cheek. 2 Which type of colors are recommended for older clients with wrinkles or sun-damaged skin? a shimmery colors b frosted colors c glitter colors d muted colors 3 A _____ face is characterized by a jawline that is wider than the forehead. a triangular b diamond-shaped c square d heart-shaped 4 If the client has a large, protruding nose, it is recommended that you apply: a lighter foundation down the center of the nose, ending at the tip. b darker foundation along the sides of the nose. c lighter foundation along the sides of the nose. d lighter foundation along the sides of the nose. 5 If a client has close-set eyes, how should you adjust the eyebrow shape? a arch the eyebrows high b make the eyebrows almost straight c build up the inside corners of the eyes d widen the distance between the eyebrows 6 The foundation application process often begins with a(n)_______ to help disguise less than perfect skin. Written answer 7 A(n __________ is produced when a product that is lighter than the client's skin tone is placed on the high planes of the face. Written answer 8 The __________ face is usually broader in proportion to its length than the oval face, and has a rounded chin and hairline. Written answer 9 For a client with ________ eyes, you should extend the lightest shadow slightly above the upper lash line. Written answer 10 If a client has ______ skin, his or her skin has a yellowish hue. Written answer Feedback 1 You should apply a small amount of product to the client's jawline and then verify that it matches the skin on the face and neck. 2 Shimmering, glitter, or frosted colors can look very bad on dry or mature skin.

Altering Face ShapesVersión en línea

Choose the correct answer.

por Rosalind Carter

When choosing a foundation color for the client's skin, you apply a small amount of the product to the:

bridge of the nose.

forehead.

jawline.

cheek.

Which type of colors are recommended for older clients with wrinkles or sun-damaged skin?

shimmery colors

frosted colors

glitter colors

muted colors

A _____ face is characterized by a jawline that is wider than the forehead.

triangular

diamond-shaped

square

heart-shaped

If the client has a large, protruding nose, it is recommended that you apply:

lighter foundation down the center of the nose, ending at the tip.

darker foundation along the sides of the nose.

lighter foundation along the sides of the nose.

If a client has close-set eyes, how should you adjust the eyebrow shape?

arch the eyebrows high

make the eyebrows almost straight

build up the inside corners of the eyes

widen the distance between the eyebrows

The foundation application process often begins with a(n)_______ to help disguise less than perfect skin.

Written answer

A(n __________ is produced when a product that is lighter than the client's skin tone is placed on the high planes of the face.

Written answer

The __________ face is usually broader in proportion to its length than the oval face, and has a rounded chin and hairline.

Written answer

For a client with ________ eyes, you should extend the lightest shadow slightly above the upper lash line.

Written answer

If a client has ______ skin, his or her skin has a yellowish hue.

Written answer

Feedback

You should apply a small amount of product to the client's jawline and then verify that it matches the skin on the face and neck.

Shimmering, glitter, or frosted colors can look very bad on dry or mature skin.

Altering Face Shapes

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Altering Face ShapesVersión en línea

por Rosalind Carter

When choosing a foundation color for the client's skin, you apply a small amount of the product to the:

Which type of colors are recommended for older clients with wrinkles or sun-damaged skin?

A _____ face is characterized by a jawline that is wider than the forehead.

If the client has a large, protruding nose, it is recommended that you apply:

If a client has close-set eyes, how should you adjust the eyebrow shape?

The foundation application process often begins with a(n)_______ to help disguise less than perfect skin.

Written answer

A(n __________ is produced when a product that is lighter than the client's skin tone is placed on the high planes of the face.

Written answer

The __________ face is usually broader in proportion to its length than the oval face, and has a rounded chin and hairline.

Written answer

For a client with ________ eyes, you should extend the lightest shadow slightly above the upper lash line.

Written answer

If a client has ______ skin, his or her skin has a yellowish hue.

Written answer

Feedback