...You Cosmetology is the professional skill and practice of beautifying the hair, face, skin and body. Cosmetologists bring out the beauty within each person by working on the human body (Allure). The process is not easy, it involves many practice, talent, and patients. Each category has its own steps and techniques. Cosmetology is not only to beautify but also to heal the human body. They are like doctors without the doctor’s degree. It is very important to keep the body feeling beautiful, relaxed and healthy, but hard to do on your own (Allure). This is why cosmetology is important. They bring the beauty that is within you out for the world to see. A cosmetologist is a professional who provides his services in a variety of fields; this could be hair makeovers, makeup, manicuring, and many other similar profiles. A cosmetologist does not always work on a single profile they could be doing more than one field. But their primary motive is to make people look beautiful and feel fresh. The most common places where cosmetologists are employed in are beauty shops, as most of their job is carried from the beauty salon. Other places in which cosmetologists work in are spas. Some of the licensed cosmetologists may prefer to start their own beauty business. To become a cosmetologist there are specialized courses which are needed. For example basic safety and sanitation course, hair care course, aesthetics and hair removal course, nail care course, facial course, and salon management course...
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...believed to come from their ancestors. As a result to this, people then think that race is a matter of bloodlines, it is biologically passed down from ones parents. Jenell Paris suggests that race is actually a socially constructed phenomenon, a way to categorize people for social purposes based on one’s physical appearance and differences. (Priest, Robert J.2007) Many do not realize this. Most people do not know that race is a social reality, they believe that it is a biological reality. The way race should be seen is that is just plainly does not exist. The human species evolved from the people in Africa. The migrated to different parts of the world and the geographical environment causes us to have varies physical traits. These differences in appearance are due to mutation, natural selection, and genetic drift (Fisher, Jefferson1995). Because the environments where drastically different in these geographic regions, the human traits changed for...
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...“Anatomy and Physiology of the Zombie A Discussion of Why They Cannot Exist” Chapter 5 Stacy Gill March 5, 2015 “Anatomy and Physiology of the Zombie A Discussion of Why They Cannot Exist” Looking at whether it is feasible or not for the existence of zombies, I look to the integumentary system for any possibility. I will examine the skin, subcutaneous tissue, and the aging process. The integumentary system is the largest organ in the body, it includes the skin, hair, nails, exocrine glands, sensory receptors, and the subcutaneous tissue. On average, the skin weighs about ten pounds and has an area of about 20 square feet. It serves as a barrier between the human body and the environment. Some environmental dangers are chemicals, ultra violet light, and physical damage. The first layer of the skin is the epidermis which covers almost the entire body. It is made up of squamous epithelial cells that are stacked up on one another. These cells produce and store keratin which makes it water resistant. Even though the epidermis is very thin it is made up of four layers. The innermost layer is the stratum germinativum, this is where mitosis takes place. New cells are being produced constantly, while this is happening the older cells are being pushed toward the outer surface of the skin. The new cells produce keratin, in the keratinocytes, and as they move away from the blood supply they die and shed off. Approximately 8% of the epidermis is made up...
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...Renaissance Reformation The Italian art produced during the Renaissance era did not show men as they really were, because their art made men look feminine as represented by their hair and their clothing. Renaissance ideas are expressed in the Italian are of the periods. The base there art of a humans features in their body and their characteristic. What that means is all there art was very vivid, because they love to draw the body of a human naked. To them it was true art, they did not put much detail into each paintings because they were not the Muslims, who drew every signal detail in an art. Men in art looked like females in the form of their face, they believe that men was so handsome that they should have the face of a female fix into the sculptor or painting. Therefore since the Italians were catholic, they to believe in God and his helpers. Francesco Mochi made a sculptor called Bust of a Youth. The Bust of the Youth was a sculptor of St. John. The sculptor was made out of marble on variegated black marble socle. The painting in people eyes looks like a young girl, but instead it was a male angle. St. John was the son of Zebedee, and the brother of St. James the Great, was called to be an Apostle by our Lord....
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...The Diary of a Curly Haired Girl Young girls in modern society strive to achieve culturally acceptable beauty: contoured cheekbones and long flowing hair. Genetics plays a large role in the physical characteristics within each species, however, humans feel inclined to change these features. The desire to address physical differences becomes more real as modern girls age. With these differences, a girl’s self-confidence dips. If I were given a movie role, I would play the hero because a hero manages to overcome conflicts. The majority of the girls in my elementary school wore their hair in cute perfect ponytails while I wore mine in large plaits with colored clips. The other girls bombarded me with questions. “Why don’t you wear your hair out?”...
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...animals, males and females have different roles. A lioness for example does most of the work while the lion only serves as the protector in case of predators. This difference in roles is seen throughout the animal kingdom with the exception of humans. As humans, we have decided that both men and women should have the same roles in society with regards to everything, or at least this is what feminism preaches, or does it? Feminism is a tricky matter to discuss because if you do not know how this movement started, you would look at modern day feminism and instantly be put off by what you see. Webster defines feminism as: 1.: the belief that men and women should have equal rights and opportunities, 2.: organized activity in support of women's rights and interests. The original purpose or goal of feminism was to present women with the same opportunities and rights that men had and as hard as it is to believe, it still is. Therefore, if this is truly still the case, then feminism is still relevant even in modern day societies. On the one hand, feminism is still widely recognized as a movement with true intentions to better the world we live in, making it a fair place for both men and women. Feminism covers almost all inequalities between men and women, including the day to day matters that have been overlooked for so long that they occur unnoticed. The list of a few of these simple matters would include body hair and sexuality. People might say that body hair is just personal preference...
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...Laboratory Exercise #8 DNA Fingerprinting: Identification of DNA Restriction Fragmentation Patterns I. Introduction All humans have in common the coding sequences of their DNA, but, unless you are an identical twin, the non-coding sequences of your DNA are like no other person’s on the planet. The bulk of human DNA does not code for specific genes and is highly repetitive. A British geneticist, Alec Jefferies, developed laboratory techniques in 1984 that became known as DNA fingerprinting. These techniques can identify the differences in repetitive nucleotide sequences between individuals, but also show where sequences are the same and, therefore, have been inherited. DNA fingerprinting can be used to detect genetic disorders, identify individuals, settle paternity disputes and determine guilt or innocence when presented as evidence in a crime scene investigation. This ability to identify an individual is enhanced by the variety of substances that contain DNA, including blood, semen, saliva, hair, urine, bone, teeth, feces, and tissues. DNA profiling is one of the most important applications of the techniques used in the field of forensics. Crime scene investigation routinely includes the collection of evidence that may contain DNA in the hopes that it may provide a link to a suspect. The genetic comparison doesn't require that investigators look at the entire genome of the DNA samples found at the crime scene or from a suspect. Instead, forensic scientists use genetic...
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...Maximum Ride is a 14 year old girl She has brown hair and brown eyes. She is 5'8", a little over 90 lbs with a wingspan of 13 feet. Her wings are tan with brown spots, and her primary feathers are streaked black and white. She strives to make the flock happy, and when they face challenges, she feels as if she has to protect them. She, like the other members in the flock have lighter bones, stronger muscles, and faster healing time. Growing up in cages with 6 other kids , Fang a 14 year old boy. He is second-in-command of the Flock. He is tall, with olive skin, dark eyes and black hair. Fang has black feathers, and a wingspan of 14 feet. He is generally quiet, rarely showing his emotions Fang has the ability to seemingly "disappear" by blending...
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...Biology Summative/Nuradin Ahmed Table of Content Units | Questions | Cellular Biology | Why is grass green?Why do our muscles ache when we exercise?Why don't animals/humans have a cell wall? | Genetics | Why is it more common for a male to be colour blind than a female?Why are you unique? | Plants | Why are some fruits seedless?Why do leaves turn colour in the fall?Why is green roof important? | Anatomy of Mammals | Why do we close our eyes when we sneeze?Why do people feel sleepy after they eat?Why do we have eyelashes? | Microbiology | Why does milk sour?Why does our whole body ache when we get cold? | Why is grass green? The reason the grass you see every day in your front yard or in the park is because the cell of the grass contains chloroplast, chloroplast is similar to mitochondria but only found in plant and protista. Chloroplast by itself won’t make the plant green, it just switches the sunlight into energy, to make the plant greener you need a pigment called chlorophyll, chlorophyll is a pigment that provides the absorption of light to provide energy to make it into photosynthesis and that causes a chemical change to the plant. Why do our muscles ache when we exercise? The reason muscles ache after exercising is because you just stretched out your muscles fibers and your muscles are about to enter the repairing stage and this is caused by the lactic acid. The aching that you get in your muscles is not really harmful but...
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...brings up many questions. Where did these little things come from and why are they so hard to extinguish? If we take a look into their history, we may find some answers. It is evident from discoveries from the earliest of times that Pediculus capitis, or head lice, have withstood the test of time. Lice have always been commonplace and has not discriminated between the destitute and royalty. Interestingly enough, head lice have helped researchers learn about early man. It has been hypothesized that Columbus brought the louse to the Americas. But newer findings are pointing the finger at the Vikings as the guilty party. (Scribe, 2011) There are three known strains of head lice, types A, B and C. “Type A is found worldwide, type B in the Americas, Europe and Australia, and type C is rare, known only in Nepal and Ethiopia. Since type B is abundant in North and Central America — accounting for more than half the cases of lice that appear there — researchers had speculated type A originated from Europe and type B from the Americas.” (Choi, 2008) Realizing there were multiple strains of the critter, and then narrowing each strain down to specific regions, made unearthing other details of human history possible. Typhus, which is specific to type A head lice, was widespread in the Americas prior to Columbus’ finding of the New World. Mummies excavated in Peru and dated to 100 AD were found to have head lice in their long, braided locks. When DNA studies were conducted...
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...Sprite Solution And Cream Silk As Better Hair Conditioner Problem: Can Mayonnaise – Sprite solution make our hair shinier than Cream Silk? How long does Mayonnaise – Sprite solution makes our hair shiny? Hypothesis: Mayonnaise – Sprite solution can make our hair shinier than Cream Silk. It can make our hair shiny for a whole day. BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY As our generation advances to move forward women are having a great passion and are craving to have a spontaneous-looking hair. And so, we compared our very own Mayonnaise-Sprite solution and Cream Silk to see which one would take a better reaction to your hair as better performing hair conditioner. As we researched more in the field of study about hair, a revolutionary breakthrough hit us. We just found that our hair is composed of natural keratin. And as we grow older, our hair loses some keratin due to too much shampoo or too much frequent brushing. That’s why we have dull, frrizzy and unmanageable hair.And since Mayonnaise is made of real eggs, protein is present in the substance. And as we are prone to eat foods or apply products that are reach in protein, it is easily conduced into keratin, Some of it are turned into natural keratin and some of it are being used up keratin is naturally present in our solution. We made this product to help women achieve brilliant-looking hair that is bouncy,full of life,shiny and healthy. ...
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...Hierarchy of Needs Theory. Motivation plays vital role in business performance. It cannot only make the operating system of business dynamic and powerful, but also make employees energetic, work hard with great passion to their work and with positive perspective. In business, the forms of motivation vary. High salary, stable job, welfare, health care insurance, profit sharing are money- related, external motivation. Strong interest of employees to their work is the internal motivation. If these financial motivation or non-financial motivation can meet the need of employees in different stage according to Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs Theory, they have greatly, positive impact on business performance and can increase income of business organizations. The development of motivation theory Why people go to work every day? Even why they persist in working under huge...
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...Breaking down the media’s distorted views on beauty: Beauty. At the mention of this word, most girls are inclined to take a quick look into a compact mirror or run a few fingers through their hair, sizing themselves up with the nearest advertisement featuring a flawless bottle blonde. Some may go a bit further, running an endless list of insecurities through their minds and letting out an exasperated sigh. Every girl has done it at least once in her lifetime but it isn’t her fault. Women have been taught to compare themselves to others for most of their lives. There are signs everywhere, at every corner, flashing the words “you aren’t good enough” to every teenage girl. For years, the world of media has been working hard to construct the ideal image of what a “perfect woman” is supposed to look like. You and I know it well. Magazines, movies, and commercials, among other outlets, have spoon-fed girls with the idea that they can only be beautiful if they have long legs, great hair, and curves in all the right places. According to modern day society, girls should walk and talk pretty, have perfect skin, and cake on makeup; they should watch their weight and keep up with the newest trends in fashion. In Arthur Miller’s ‘Death of a Salesman’ when referring to next door neighbour Bernard, Biff states, “He’s liked but he’s not well liked”. Most people are liked by their friends and acquaintances. Willy’s recipe for success is based entirely around a cult of personality. Only great...
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...is brand new and looks nice, but it does not have everything they are looking for. A salesman comes over to ask if they need some assistance, and they tell the salesman they like the car but it just does not have all the things they are looking for. The salesman tells them it is not a problem; they can just special order the car if they wanted. The salesman brings them inside and hands them a list of options they are able to choose from. Color? Blue. Seats? Leather. DVD player? Heck yes! Seat warmers? Yes please. Chrome wheels? Of course. The salesman then sends the lists of options to the Buick Company so the couple’s car can be custom built. The couple is happy with the car they got to design themselves, but now it is time for them to have a child. The couple wants their child to be a girl, somewhat tall, with blonde hair, big blue eyes, and olive skin tone. They go to the doctors and the doctor tells them that it is possible for them to have their “dream child”. The couple is ecstatic and tells the doctor what they want. Nine months later they have themselves their perfect child. Scientists have already modified animals and crops, so why not babies? There are arguably positive and negative results of engineering an unborn baby. A positive use of this procedure would be by eliminating a hereditary disease, such as cancer. On the negative side, scientists have said they may be able to create a “super human”. When people use this procedure to cosmetically...
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...Scenario You are coming to the end of your BTEC course and you have been considering getting a job in the summer break before you start university. As well as earning some extra money, you are looking forward to the opportunity to develop your skills and put into practice the knowledge you have learnt on your BTEC course. Task one (P1 part) Research some jobs that you can apply for on job websites. You could look at www.monster.com or www.totaljobs.com. You need to find a job that you think you could apply for either now or at the end of year 13. You need to collect a job description, person specification and application form as evidence. (P1 part) Task two (P1, P2 M2) To show that you understand the relevance of these documents used in recruitment you need to complete an information sheet which analyses their contents (see attached for template). Your information sheet should 1. Describe the recruitment documentation used for the job you have chosen. What is a job description, what is a person specification and what is an application form? How are they used in business? (P1) 2. Identify the skills required on the job description. Describe how you have these skills or if you don’t have them, describe how you could develop them this year. (P2) 3. For each of the skills that you have already identified, explain why these are important to the organization. The explanation you have given must be linked to the actual position you are applying for....
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