Module 4 Progress Quiz
The following quiz is designed to test your comprehension and retention of the learning material contained in Module 4: The Industry.
You must achieve a score of 75% to pass this quiz. You may retake this quiz as many times as required to achieve the pass mark.
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Question 1 of 7
1. Question
Match each brush type to the most suitable use.
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- Concealer
- Stippling
- Crease
- Highlight
- Contour
- Lash and brow
- Blending
- Foundation
- Lip
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Question 2 of 7
2. Question
Match each brush set to the correct brush material.
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- Synthetic
- Natural
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Question 3 of 7
3. Question
As you develop in your career, there are a range of tools and equipment that you will invest in. Match each tool/equipment to the correct descriptor.
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- Makeup bag
- Strip lash tweezers
- Lash curler
- Slant tweezers
- Brush roll
- Makeup trolley
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Question 4 of 7
4. Question
There are thousands of products on the market, and as you begin to use a variety, you will soon learn which products work best for your clients and the types of looks you are trying to achieve. Match each product to the correct descriptor.
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- As the name suggests, this product is the foundation of your look. It is applied all over the face, on the neck, toward the ears and skips the eye area. In terms of formulations, these products will usually come in sheer coverage (light), medium coverage and full coverage.
- The skin on and around the eye is thinner than the skin on the rest of the face, so rather than using foundation, we use this product. This product will usually have a thinner formulation in comparison to foundation, and it can be excellent to use on spots, blemishes and other problem areas where you want to remove imperfections. These products come in a range of colours and formulations, and we recommend you use colours that are 1 to 2 shades lighter than the foundation you apply.
- This product comes in many formulations, such as powder, creams and dusts and is used on the eye. When using this product, you want to not only make sure you are selecting the correct colours, but you will also want to ensure you are selecting either matte shadows or shimmer shadows. Matte shadows are excellent when you are blending colours into the crease, and shimmer shadows are fantastic for highlighting certain parts of the eye, such as the inner corner and brow bone.
- This product comes in many formulations, such as liquid, felt-tip eyeliner, gel or cream, and mechanical twist-up. It is used to line the eyes.
- This product is absolutely critical for gorgeous eye looks. If you are running late, popping on a couple of coats of this product can make your eyes pop without the need for eyeshadow. Just like eyeliner, this product is absolutely essential for your kit, and there are loads of formulations on the market. Some brands promise this product to be long-wearing, waterproof, volumising and clump-free.
- If your client wants lashes for the gods, then you will likely need to apply this product! This product comes in a range of fibres, styles and colours.
- These products come in many forms, including pencils, powders, pomades and gels. When selecting the colour for this product, you will want to choose a shade that is close to the client's natural hair colour, unless, of course, you are doing bold or creative makeup. The colours for this product will usually be called by hair colours such as blonde, auburn or ebony or in terms of shade (light, medium, dark).
- These products include but are not limited to balms, glosses, lip liners, lip plumping products, lipstick, lip scrubs and lip exfoliators. When selecting these products, you want to find a balance between long-wearing, colour payoff and hydration.
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Foundation
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Eyeliner
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Mascara
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Eye shadow
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False lashes
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Concealer
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Lip products
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Brow products
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Question 5 of 7
5. Question
Match each cleanser type to the applicable skin type/condition.
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- All skin types
- Normal, dry, sensitive, combination
- Combination and oily
- Combination, oily and acne
- Dry, combination, anti-aging
- Oily, congested and acne
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BHA – Salicylic
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Oils and balms
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Milk
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AHA – Glycolic/Lactic
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Foam
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Facial bars
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Question 6 of 7
6. Question
You always want to make sure that you have enough stock, but not too much stock, because products have expiry dates. Match each product to the correct expiry date.
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- 6 to 12 months
- 6 to 8 months
- 3 to 6 months
- 3 months
- 12 months
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Mascara
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Lipstick, gloss, pencils and powder blush
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Concealer
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Liquid eyeliner
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Foundation, eyeshadow and cream blush
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Question 7 of 7
7. Question
To ensure your work area is set up correctly, what sorts of equipment will be essential? Select five correct responses.
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