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Cosmetology and the Science Connection
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Cosmetology and the Science Connection
Earth Science
- 8.B.2. Evidence of Change: Recognize and explain that fossils found in layers of sedimentary rock provide evidence of changing life forms.
- Earth science is related to cosmetology.
- Fossils on the earth are sometimes turned into products that are used to create makeup.
- 8.B.2. Evidence of Change: Recognize and explain that fossils found in layers of sedimentary rock provide evidence of changing life forms.
Astronomy
- 8.D.2. Regular and Predictable Motion: Identify and explain celestial phenomena using the regular and predictable motion of objects in the solar system.
- Motion is used for cosmetics when we do hair and makeup.
- Our body moves every time we do our hair because we have to move to do it.
- We move when applying our makeup.
- Our body moves every time we do our hair because we have to move to do it.
- Motion is used for cosmetics when we do hair and makeup.
- 8.D.2. Regular and Predictable Motion: Identify and explain celestial phenomena using the regular and predictable motion of objects in the solar system.
Biology
- 8.D.1. Change Over Time: Recognize and describe that evolutionary change in species over time occurs as a result of genetic variation in organisms and environmental changes.
- Some cosmetic products, such as makeup and synthetic hair, is used by humans to enhance their beauty.
- Some of the products are produced by animals that have grown over time to be mature enough for the use of these products.
- Some cosmetic products, such as makeup and synthetic hair, is used by humans to enhance their beauty.
- 8.D.1. Change Over Time: Recognize and describe that evolutionary change in species over time occurs as a result of genetic variation in organisms and environmental changes.
Chemistry
- 8.D.2. Chemical Properties: Cite evidence of give examples of chemical properties of substances.
- Beauty products for hair (shampoo, conditioner, hair spray, and oils) have plenty of chemical substances in them.
- Products used to cleanse the face have surfactants in them. (surfactant-a substance that tends to reduce the surface tension of a liquid in which it is dissolved.)
- 8.D.2. Chemical Properties: Cite evidence of give examples of chemical properties of substances.
Physics
- 8.A.4. Energy Transformation: Recognize and explain that energy can neither be created or destroyed; rather it changes form or is transferred through the action of forces.
- Liposuction is a type of cosmetic surgery.
- Knowing how the Starling forces act on the adipose tissue can help the liposculptor manipulate these forces and can improve efficiency.
- 8.A.4. Energy Transformation: Recognize and explain that energy can neither be created or destroyed; rather it changes form or is transferred through the action of forces.
Thermodynamics
- 8.B.1. Transfer of Heat: Describe and cite evidence that heat can be transferred by conduction, convection and radiation.
- Flat irons are a tool used to change the structure of hair. It produces heat and straightens the hair most of the time.
- The product produces heat using ceramic plates that heat up when turned on. Some people even use handle-holders to stop the heat from touching their hand when they hold the flat irons.
- 8.B.1. Transfer of Heat: Describe and cite evidence that heat can be transferred by conduction, convection and radiation.
Environmental Issues
- 8.B.1. Environmental Impact: Recognize and explain how human activities can accelerate or magnify many naturally occurring changes.
- People use plenty of natural resources for cosmetic purposes.
- Every time they take this stuff away from the environment, it takes away something good for the environment.
- 8.B.1. Environmental Impact: Recognize and explain how human activities can accelerate or magnify many naturally occurring changes.