Powdering

Question 1

Any solid substance in the state of fine, loose particles as produced by crushing or grinding.

Answer 1

Powder

Question 2

• Cake
• Loose

Answer 2

States of Powder

Question 3

Compressed powder more commonly associated with its use in flat, round, or rectangular containers called a compact applied with:

• Pad
• Soft brush

Answer 3

Compressed Powder

Question 4

Free particles in a bottle applied with a:

• Brush
• Atomizer (Powder Blower)
• Pad
• Puff
• Cottonball

Answer 4

Loose Powder

Question 5

Cosmetics with a vehicle of oil or grease.

• Any type which will not dry by evaporation.

Answer 5

Powder is applied to:

Question 6

• To supply a small amount of color to the nude skin in conjunction with the rouging of warm color areas.
• To supply color when internal color has been injected.
• To add color or to reduce a color when external cosmetics are used.

Answer 6

Uses of Powder

Question 7

Slightly deeper than the skin.

Answer 7

Powder Color

Question 8

lightly coat the skin with massage cream.

Answer 8

To make powder cling

Question 9

The powder should either duplicate that color or be slightly lighter.

Answer 9

When applying a tinting power upon complexion colorant.

Question 10

A condition which may occur when pigment powder is applied to an oil or grease based cosmetic.

Answer 10

“Powder Fault”

Question 11

• A deepening of the color
• Blotches of heavier coloring
• Caking

Answer 11

A “Powder Fault” may appear as: