Corrective & Special-Event Makeup Flashcards
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Which color corrector is used to neutralize dark blue or purple under-eye circles?
Answer: Peach or orange corrector
Peach or orange correctors neutralize blue and purple tones because they are opposite on the color wheel.
When applying makeup for a client with a square face shape, the goal is to:
Answer: Soften angular jaw edges with contouring
Contouring the corners of the jaw helps soften the angular appearance characteristic of square face shapes.
A client has a very low forehead. Which technique best creates the illusion of length?
Answer: Apply highlighter along the center of the forehead
Applying highlighter to the center of the forehead draws the eye upward, creating the illusion of a taller forehead.
For a theatrical stage makeup application, why are products typically applied more intensely than for everyday wear?
Answer: Stage lighting washes out color, requiring heavier pigmentation
Strong stage lighting desaturates color on performers, so heavier, more vivid pigmentation ensures makeup reads clearly from a distance.
Which foundation application technique is best for clients with large pores?
Answer: Stippling with a sponge or stippling brush
Stippling deposits foundation into pores without dragging or enlarging them, creating a smoother finish.
A client wants a bridal makeup look that photographs well. What finish should the cosmetologist prioritize?
Answer: Satin or semi-matte finish to balance luminosity
A satin or semi-matte finish photographs naturally and avoids the flat look of full matte or the overexposed flash reflection from excessive shine.
When correcting a client's wide nose using contouring, where should the contour shade be applied?
Answer: Along the sides of the nose bridge
Applying contour along the sides of the nose bridge creates shadow that visually narrows the nose's width.