Restorative art chapter 11 cosmetics

4 cosmetics colors needed to reproduce the color of skin and their variations

Dark brown yellow red white

foundation

a complexion cosmetic that acts as a base for additional colored cosmetic, it conceals minor imperfections, may act as a moisturizer

Albinism

absence of pigmentation

external method

application of cosmetics to skin

internal method

artifical injection of dyes

Elderly (blush)

below the frontal check bone, faint and barely visible

warm color areas...

cheeks chin ears knuckles fingernails cuticles

All ages (blush)

chin, ear, forehead, hand

lip color

cosmetics that match mucous membrane of the lips to reproduce a natural coloration

young child (blush)

front of cheek below the center of the eye

older children (blush)

halfway between the center of the eye and the end of the line of closure

Transparent

having the property of transmitting rays of light through its substance so that a body situated beyond or behind it can distinctly seen (liquid, cream, powder)

Color methods

internal method and external method

Spray cosmetics

new way of cosmetizing using spray applicator with compressor and hand nozzle

Opaque

not transplant or translucent, not allowing light to pass through, a concealing cosmetic, (liquid, cream)

Hemoglobin

pigment that gives red color

young to middle aged adult (blush)

point below the end of the line of eye closure

types of cosmetics

powder, liquid, cream

powder

solid substance with fine, loose particles, used to reduce shiny or moist looking areas, last step

Translucent

somewhat transparent, transmitting light but not causing sufficient or eliminate perception of distinct images (liquid, cream, powder)

skin color is...

the result of amount of melanin the cells produce

classification of cosmetics

transparent, translucent, opaque

Freckles

uneven concentrations of melanin

Blush/ rouge

used to recreate a natural red color in the warm area if the skin cause by blood

Carotene

yellow pigment