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What are the 3 layers of the hair?
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Cuticle, Medula & Cortex.
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What are the 2 types of melanin? What characteristic does each of them have?
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Pheomelanin-Light.
Eumelanin-Dark. |
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What is the lightest in the level system? The darkest?
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Lightest: 10. Darkest 1.
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What is the NRP at each level?
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10: Pale Yellow.
9: Yellow. 8: Yellow Orange. 7: Orange. 6: Red Orange. 5-1: Red. |
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What five volumes is there for permanent hair color? List their level of lift and processing times.
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5: No lift. 20 min.
10: 1 level. 20 min. 20: 2 levels. 30 min. 30: 3 levels. 40 min. 40: 4 levels. 45 min. |
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What developers are there for deposit only? What is their processing time?
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Liquid & Creme CTA. 20 min.
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What is the difference between a retouch refresh and retouch reestablish?
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Refresh: Pull through ends the last 10 minutes or so at the shampoo bowl emulsified with water.
Reestablish: Permanent on new growth and deposit only treatment or glossing treatment on the mids and ends. |
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How many grams are in a standard bowl of color?
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40g. 20g base color 20g color catalyst
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What is the pure tone N/N used for?
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Maximum grey coverage.
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What levels are considered light?
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7-10
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What is the ratio for ELC & Enlightener?
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1:2
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List the light pure tones for permanent.
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nn, yo, or, vb, bb
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List the dark pure tones for permanent.
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nn, yo, ro, bg, bv, vr & red pure pigment
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List the light pure tones for deposit only.
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yo, or, vb & bb
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List the dark pure tones for deposit only.
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yo, ro, rv, bg, bv & rr
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List the pure pigments.
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Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue, Violet.
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What are the 5 essential oils found in Aveda hair color?
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Jojoba, babassu, coconut, castor & sunflower.
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In deposit only hair color, what % is naturally derived? ...In permanent?
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DO: 99%
Perm: 96% |
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What do we use to remove artificial pigment from the hair?
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Color cleanse.
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IF we use enlightener on the scalp, what do we use with it? What is the formula?
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Creme booster. 30 30 60.
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What base do we use for bright and intense formulations?
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Intense Base
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Enlightener stops processing after how long?
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1 hour
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What two developers are used with ELC?
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30 & 40
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List the pastel tones used with ELC.
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Violet, Blue & Yellow Orange.
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List the 3 types of weaves and how many weaves are per foil.
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Strong: 2-3.
Medium: 6-8 Fine: 10-12. |
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List the three types of density and what percentage of hair is in foils.
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Light: 30% 1/2 inch apart
Medium: 50% 1/4-1/2 inch apart Heavy: 70% 1/8-1/4 inch apart |
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Describe a strong slice.
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3 back to back slices.
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What volume color catalyst is used for grey coverage?
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20 vol
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Define level and tone.
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Level: Lightness to darkness.
Tone: The characteristic of color. |
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Name 4 ways you could use universal 0n.
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Glossing treatment, make color more transulcent, add or decrease tone or create clear fashion colors.
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To get a true fashion color what level should the hair be?
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10
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List different ways to use Pure Pigment.
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Add tonality to a base, increase vibrancy of pure tone and to get a true fashion color.
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What is an alternative virgin application?
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Applying one color formula to the new growth and the next higher developer formula to the mids and ends.
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What is barrier creme?
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Protects the guests skin from stains and/or chemical burns.
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What is a blueprint?
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A tool used to help map out a clear plan.
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What is density?
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How far apart the foils are placed.
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What is effect?
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The ammount of hair that goes into the foil.
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What is hair color balancing?
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Retouch refresh or reestablish.
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What is hair color cleansing?
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Removing artificial pigment, or tone, from the hair.
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What is NRP?
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Natural remaining pigment of the hair, contributes as the hair lightens.
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What is pre coloring?
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Filling the hair with the missing NRP when wanting to go 3 levels or more darker.
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What is a strand test?
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May be needed to determine how the hair will react to the color.
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What is a toner?
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Color formula applied after a pre lightening, double process, or whenever the hair color needs to be modified.
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Which product has a treatment formula that actually improves the condition of the hair and can be used the same day as a perm or relaxer?
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Full Spectrum Deposit Only Color Treatment
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Levels of lift with 40 volume & Extra Lift Pastel Blonde Series? Processing time?
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5 levels, 45 minutes.
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Levels of lift with 30 volume & Extra Lift Pastel Blonde Series? Processing time?
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4 levels, 30 minutes.
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Give an example of a bright formula and when you might recommend it.
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On the scalp to avoid hot roots if using an intense formulation on the mids and ends. 20g IB 20g 7n 40g 15vol 16g or
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What is the percentage of grey blending you will get when using deposit only?
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Up to 50%.
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What do we use for a color cleanse to get up to 3 levels of lift?
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30g enl 30g shampure 60g 30vol
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