Chapter 1 History and Career Opportunities

 If business is your calling, you will find that management opportunities in the salon and ___________ environment are quite diverse. 

• spa
• home
• neighborhood
• school

Archeological studies reveal that haircutting and hairstyling were practiced in some form as early as the___________  age.

• stone
• ice
• egyptian
• new

Ancient records show that coloring matter was made from minerals, insects,_________ , herbs, and leaves to color the hair, skin, and nails. 

• paint
• concrete
• nuts
• pancake batter

 Roman noblewomen tinted their hair__________ .

• violet
• blue
• black
• red

 During the golden age of Greece, women applied white lead on their faces, _________ on their eyes, and vermillion on their cheeks and lips. 

• kohl
• target
• walmart
• paint

 The poor class of ancient Rome wore their hair ____________ .

• blonde
• black
• red
• violet

 Egyptians used ____________ to stain their hair and nails a warm red. 

• mud
• box dye
• henna
• nail polish

 Around 1000 AD, a Persian physician and alchemist named Avicenna refined the process of steam distillation, which ushered in the modern era of steam-distilled ___________ that are used today. 

• essential oils
• non-essential oils
• butter
• relaxer

 The Middle Ages showed women wearing__________________ .

• towering headdresses
• weave
• hats
• ball gowns

During the Renaissance, a  ________________was thought to give women a look of greater intelligence. 

• wig
• corset
• bare brow
• mask