Restorative Art & Cosmetology Flashcards
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When restoring a laceration on the face, what is the first step before applying wax?
Answer: Clean and disinfect the wound margins
Wounds must be thoroughly cleaned and disinfected before any restorative materials are applied to prevent discoloration and odor.
What is the term for the cosmetic technique of painting individual hairs on the face to simulate eyebrows or facial hair?
Answer: Linear cosmetic strokes
Linear cosmetic strokes using a fine brush simulate individual hairs to reconstruct sparse or absent eyebrows and facial hair.
Which type of mortuary cosmetic is preferred for cases where the skin surface is fragile or prone to slippage?
Answer: Cream-based cosmetics with minimal rubbing
Cream-based cosmetics applied with minimal pressure prevent further damage to fragile or desquamating skin during application.
What is the primary goal of restorative art in funeral service?
Answer: To create a memory picture acceptable to the family
The goal of restorative art is to present the deceased in a manner that provides comfort to the family and creates a positive final memory.
When wax is used to restore a severed earlobe, which step ensures the wax adheres properly?
Answer: Applying surface adhesive before wax placement
A surface adhesive applied to the dry tissue area ensures the wax bonds securely and does not shift during viewing.
Which lighting condition is recommended when applying cosmetics in the preparation room to match a funeral home viewing room?
Answer: Incandescent or warm lighting similar to the viewing room
Using incandescent or warm lighting similar to the viewing room ensures cosmetics appear natural under actual viewing conditions.