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what are fundamental colors that can't be mixed

Primary colors

A primary color and its neighboring secondary color equal what

tertiary color

a primary and a secondary opposite one


another what is it called

Complemetary colors

Mixing equal amounts of two primary colors equals

Secondary Color

Primary colors?

Red Blue and yellow

Darkest primary color is

Blue

What are the three secondary colors

Orange, Violet and Green

How is green Achieved

Equal combination of yellow and blue

Red and what is a complementary color


combination

Green

Among the tertiary colors are?

blue-green and red-violet.

What texture hair takes color faster

Fine

What texture hair takes longer to process

Coarse

Hair with ___________ takes longer and is more resistant to chemical changes.

low porosity.

What indicated hair with high porosity

Lifted Cuticle

How does hair with low porosity feel

Smooth between the fingers

what comes out when lightening the hair?

Contributing pigment

Eumelanin gives hair what tone

Black and Brown

The lightness or darkness of a color is referred to as ______

level

the strength of a color is referred to as ______.

Intensity

The predominant tonality of a color is the ______

base color

Tone refers to the ????

warmth or coolness of a color

Decolorizing is also known as

Hair lightening

The lasting ability of a haircolor is dependent upon what???

the haircolor’s four general classifications.

Alkalizing ingredients in hair color does what to the cuticle

raises the cuticle so that the tint can penetrate into the cortex.

Hydrogen peroxide (developer) helps what??

helps to break up the melanin in the hair.

physical change is caused by ___________?????

temporary haircolors.

_________ haircolor molecules are smaller than __________ color molecules.

Semi-permanent --------------- temporary

Semi-permanent color requires a???

a patch (allergy) test.

What does Demi-permanent hair color not do??

Lift Color

Demi-permanent color is being used on _______ of previously colored hair.

mid-shaft

Only what has a lifting action on the hair?

Only a permanent color

Only What trap color molecules in the cortex.

Only permanent colors

What are uncolored dye precursors found in permanent hair color??

Aniline derivatives

A developer supplies ______ to develop an _____ color.

oxygen------------- oxidative

What is the most commonly used oxidizer in haircoloring.

Hydrogen peroxide

What is the normal pH of a developer

2.5 to 4.5

___ volume developer is used to provide maximum lift in a one-step color process.

40 volume

What is a type of natural hair color

Henna

Oxidative tints are also known as????

gradual colors

Lighteners remove what???

Melanin

What id released as soon as developer is added to lightener

Oxygen

Toners are used primarily on ??

pre lightened hair

Your goal in decolorizing should be to create the correct degree of ________________?

contributing pigment.

Never lift ( lighten hair) beyond

Pale yellow

The ______ is the most critical part of the haircoloring service.

Consultation

WHEN You should let your client know the cost of the color services?

during consultation

A release statement explains ?

if the hair is in proper condition to receive color.

An allergy to aniline is determined through a ______ test.

a predisposition test

Where place to perform a preliminary strand test.

The lower crown

The hair’s ____ will determine how well a semi-permanent color takes on the hair.

Porosity

What haircolors are applied in a similar


manner?????.

Semi-permanent and demi-permanent

In a double process color application the lightener is applied ____ and then a color (toner) is _______ _____ _______

first------- deposited into cortex

What allows color to process faster at the scalp area.

Body Heat

What is created by the overlapping of previously colored or lightened hair????

Lines of demarcation

if color is faded on the ends of the hair then a ____________ color may be applied during a retouch.

Demi-permanent

An oil lightener lifts only ____ or ____ levels

one or two

Dry crystal activators may be added to

cream lighteners

Lighteners in powder form are intended for use _______ (where) ??? .

OFF THE SCALP

Retouch services should not be done with what

a powder lightener

The more ______ the hair has the longer it takes to lighten.

melanin

Heat used in conjunction with lightening products causes the hair to become ?.

soft and fragile.

Increase the ________ _____ of a lightener if a strand test determines that the hair is not light enough.

processing time

Lightener is applied in _____ sub-partings

1/8”

A strand test is done by ????

by blotting the strand with a damp towel when doing a lightener.

The proper foundation color must be achieved before the application of

A toner

There are ___ degrees of decolorization

10

________ may occur if a lightener is overlaps previously lightened hair. (what)

Breakage

Using conditioner after a toner application lowers the ____ of the hair.

pH

_______ is the process of coloring some hair lighter than the natural shade.

Highlighting

__________ is the process of coloring some hair darker than the natural shade.

Lowlighting

The number of strands pulled through the cap determines the degree of

highlighting or low lighting

The client’s _____ _____ should be included on the haircolor record card.

scalp condition

_________ is the technique of painting a lightener directly onto clean, styled hair.

Bayalage

A ______ ___ color may be used if a client has unwanted oranges tones in the hair.

blue base

____________ is done to open the cuticle on gray or resistant hair.

Presoftening

_______ equalize porosity and deposit a base color.

Fillers

______ and ______ are the two foil techniques in highlighting or lowlighting hair.

Weaving and slicing

If haircolor is too dark a tint _____ may be performed.

removal

A filler may be used when doing a ______ ___.

tint back.

Permanent haircolor for a client with 10-30% gray hair should be _ level lighter than natural.

1

_____ ____ are chosen to replace the hair’s missing primary color (red).

Color fillers

The first step in camouflaging brassiness is to _____ ______ _______ __________ ____.

identify the actual color of brassiness.

A shampoo mixed with a tint is???

a soap cap

A shampoo mixed with _____ _________ is a


highlighting shampoo.

hydrogen peroxide

First presoftening and tinting is an example of a ______ ______ color application.

double process

When hair turns a “gun metal gray” after a color treatment it is a sign that the hair is overly ______

porous

Highlighting the hair falls in the category of ___________ haircoloring.

dimensional

___________ ________ tints are used to achieve a slight color change or when the hair processes very quickly.

Highlighting shampoo