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Understanding Naturalism in Ornamental Cosmetology for Complexion Matching

Delve into the study of beautifying skin, hair, and nails with pigments and complexion classifications, methods of applying color, and cosmetic treatments. Explore how to harmonize complexion colors, conceal discolorations, and enhance features for a well-groomed appearance. Learn about pigments like melanin, carotene, and hemoglobin and their influence on skin color. Discover the importance of matching complexion hues with clothing and creating comforting memory pictures through cosmetic applications.

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Understanding Naturalism in Ornamental Cosmetology for Complexion Matching

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  1. CosmetologyMayer page 558(Precosmetic Treatments) “the study of beautifying and improving the complexion, skin, hair, and nails”

  2. Purposes • Klicker page 167 • 1) replace coloring • 2) compensate for FH lighting • 3) well-groomed appearance • 4) create a comforting memory picture • 5) accent or de-emphasize features • 6) harmonize complexion coloring with clothing, casket interior etc. • 7) conceal discolorations • 8) match wax with complexion color

  3. Naturalism in Cosmetology Ornamental Cosmetology Klicker page 169

  4. Pigments of the Skin • Klicker page 170; Mayer page 565 • 1) melanin: “brown to black-brown pigment in the epidermis and hair • 2) carotene: “yellow pigment of the skin” • 3) hemoglobin: “oxygenated blood of the arteries which influences the color of the skin by way of its presence in the superficial capillaries”

  5. Complexion • Klicker page 170; Mayer page 565 • Types/Classifications: light, medium, dark and darker • Variations: red, yellow, brown • Deviations: bronze, purple, yellow, green, gray, and yellow-brown

  6. Matching Complexions Using Basic Pigments • Klicker page 169 • 1) yellow • 2) red • 3) brown • 4) white

  7. Types of External Color • Klicker page 168; Mayer page 569-570 • 1) Transparent • 2) Translucent • 3) Opaque

  8. Methods of Applying Color • Klicker page 168 • 1) internal • 2) external/surface application • Spray cosmetic application: Klicker p. 194-196

  9. Reduction of Density Mayer page 568 Cosmetic Application at Hair Regions

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