ESTHETICS OVER THE YEARS

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Across
  1. 2. Esthetic practices in Japan included aburatorigami, which is using a specific type of _____ to capture excess oil on the face.
  2. 12. What type of esthetician may be trained in skin care practices to aid cancer survivors or those undergoing radiation/chemotherapy?
  3. 13. What additional roles may clinical estheticians take on besides performing invasive procedures?
  4. 14. What generation is more likely to pursue esthetic services and treatments focusing on anti-aging through prevention?
  5. 16. Which ancient culture is celebrated for its indulgent skincare routines, including the use of milk baths?
  6. 17. What type of spa offers less invasive services such as chemical peels and threading/waxing?
  7. 18. What type of practices were associated with aesthetics in ancient cultures?
  8. 19. In ancient Roman culture, what were bath houses often used for?
Down
  1. 1. ____ is the process of removing body hair using a thread, which originated in Asia and is a prominent esthetic practice in Asian cultures.
  2. 3. What type of paper is used in Aburatorigami, an Asian beauty practice?
  3. 4. Which type of esthetician incorporates invasive procedures associated with plastic surgery and dermatology?
  4. 5. What generation tends to favor esthetic procedures targeting anti-aging and loose skin?
  5. 6. What natural substance is commonly used by the Himba women of Namibia for protection against the sun and for maintaining skin and hair health?
  6. 7. What term did the ancient Greeks use to describe someone skilled in arrangement, influencing the modern meaning of cosmetics?
  7. 8. What ancient Asian practice involves the removal of body or facial hair using a thread?
  8. 9. Esthetic practices in ____ included aburatorigami, which is using a specific type of paper to capture excess oil on the face.
  9. 10. “___” refers to an expert in cleansing, enhancing, and maintaining the skin’s overall health across the entire body, encompassing the face and neck
  10. 11. What type of esthetician is trained in skin care practices that can aid cancer survivors?
  11. 15. Which of the following is not one of the most popular, less invasive esthetic treatments preferred by Gen Z and Millennials?