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The science and art of changing the color of the hair is called |
Haircoloring |
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The partial or total removal of natural pigment or artificial color from hair is called |
Hair lightening |
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Factor relevant to a haircoloring or lightening service include all of the follows except |
Style of hair |
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Hair that accept haircoloring products faster and permits darker saturation is considered |
Porous |
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Hair with a low porosity level has a cuticle that is |
Tight |
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Hair with a low porosity level is considered to be |
Resistant to chemical Penetration |
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Hair with a high porosity level has all of the following characteristics except |
An ability to resist color |
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Natural hair color ranges from black to |
Lightest blond |
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The ratio of eumelanin to Phenomelanin helps to determine the |
Natural hair color |
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The pigment that lies under the natural hair color is called |
Contributing pigment |
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Color is a form of visible |
Light energy |
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The mixing of dyes a pigment to make other colors is regulated by the |
laws of color |
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Primary colors include all of the following except |
Green |
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Secondary colors include all of the following except |
Red |
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Colors with a predominance of blue are considered |
Cool toned |
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Colors with a predominance of red are considered |
Warm toned |
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Characteristic of the color blue include all of the following except that it |
Is the only neutral primary color |
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Characteristics of the color red include all of the following except that it |
Is the lightest primary color |
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Characteristics of the color yellow include all of the following except that it |
Darkens orange colors |
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Mixing equal amounts of two primary colors will create |
Secondary colors |
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Mixing equal amounts of one primary color with one of it's secondary colors creates a |
Tertiary color |
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Orange green and violet are examples of |
Secondary colors |
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Yellow green blue green, blue violet, red violet,red orange, and yellow orange are |
Tertiary colors |
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Two colors situated directly across from each other on the color wheel are called |
Complementarity colors |
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When two complementary colors are mixed together in equal amounts they |
Neutralize each other |
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The complementary color of blue is |
Orange |
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The complementary color of red is |
Green |
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The complementary color of yellow is |
Violet |
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Two types of colors that are composed of a primary and a secondary color are tertiary and |
Complementary |
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The basic name of a color is its tone or |
Hue |
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The term associated with yellow, red,and orange colors include all of the following except |
Cool colors |
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The terms associated with green,blue, and violet colors include all of the following except |
Warm colors |
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The degree of lightness or darkness of a color is indicated by its |
Tone |
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The level system is crucial to all of the following except |
Brand name color choice |
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The degree of concentration or amount of pigment in a color is known as its |
Intensity or saturation |
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The predominant tone of a color is called its |
Base color |
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The first step in performing a hair color service is to identify the |
Natural level of the hair |
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The four classifications of hair coloring products include temporary and all of the following except |
Temporary semipermanent |
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Temporary hair color products are a type of |
Non oxidation color |
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Temporary hair color last from |
A shampoo to shampoo |
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Characteristics of a temporary color product include all of the following except that they |
Penetrate to the cortex |
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Examples of temporary color products include all of the following except |
Henna |
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Traditional semipermanent hair coloring products are a type of |
Non oxidation color |
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Characteristics of semipermanent color products include all of the following except that they |
Create only physical change |
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Semipermanent hair color last |
Six to eight shampoo |
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Semipermanent hair color products require a |
Patch test |
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Demipermanent hair coloring products are a type of |
Oxidation color |
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Characteristics of demipermanent color products include all of the following except |
Are used directly from the bottle |
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Demipermanent hair coloring products requiring a |
Predisposition test |
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A hair color product that can lighten and deposit color in one process is a |
Permanent color |
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Permanent hair coloring products are a type of |
Oxidation color |
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Characteristics of permanent hair coloring products include all of the following except that they |
Did not need retouch applications |
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The PH range of permanent hair color products is |
9.0 - 10.5 |
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Permanent hair coloring products require a predisposition or |
Patch test |
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The best hair coloring product to use for covering gray hair is |
Permanent color |
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Oxidation tent vegetable tint metallic dyes and compound eyes are classifications of |
Permanent color |
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Aniline derivative tints and penetrating tints are also known as |
Oxidation tints |
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An example of vegetable tints is |
Henna |
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Metallic ore mineral dyes are marketed as |
Progressive colors |
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Metallic ore mineral dyes combined with vegetable tints are called |
Compound dyes |
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A developer is a |
Oxidizing agent |
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The primary oxidizing agent used in hair coloring is |
Hydrogen peroxide |
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When using a developer hydrogen peroxide has a PH Ranger of |
3.5 - 4.0 |
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Hair coloring the strength of hydrogen peroxide is called |
Volume |
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The higher the volume of hydrogen peroxide the greater the |
Lifting action |
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Hydrogen peroxide is available in all of the following forms except |
Gel |
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Hydrogen peroxide formulation should not come into contact with |
Metal |
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An oxidizer that is added into hydrogen peroxide to increase its chemical action is a |
Activator |
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A combination of bleach formula and hydrogen peroxide produces |
Chemical heat |
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The action of lightning includes all of the following except |
Colorizing neutral pigment |
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For hair to lighten from the darkest color to the lightest it may go through up to |
Ten stages of lightening |
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Niners are available in all of the following forms except |
Mousse |
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Well liners are usually makes use of hydrogen peroxide with |
Sulfonated oil |
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Hemp oil lightener that remove pigment without adding color tone is a |
Neutral oil lightener |
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Natural pigment that remains in the hair after lightning is called |
Underlining pigment |
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Hey hair coloring products that is applied to pre lighten hair color achieve the desired shade is a |
Toner |
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Before application toner requires a |
Patch test |
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The removal of coloring agents is facilitated by |
Dye removers |
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Hair coloring products with the ability to create a color bass and equalizer porosity are |
Filters |
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Stain removers are prepared to solutions that |
Remove paint from the skin |
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A patch test is also known as a |
Predisposition test |
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Patch test to determine allergies to aniline derivative tints should be performed |
24 to 48 hours before coloring |
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A strand test is performed to determine all of the following except |
Application method |
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Equal parts of a prepared hair color product and shampoo is called |
Soap cap |
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The process of returning a client to his or her natural hair color is called a |
Tint back |
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the application of hair color to hair that has not been previously color is called a |
Virgin application |
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A process that blends previous colors for lighten hair with new growth is called a |
Retouch application |
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Process that lightning in deposits color in the hair in a single application includes all of the following except |
Leitner's and toner |
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Lightening and coloring actions are controlled independently during a |
A |
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Lightening products that may be used on the scalp are |
Cream and oil lightener |
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Characteristics of power lighteners include all of the following except that they |
Are on the scalp lighteners |
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The Lightner is generally used in a lightener retouch is |
Creme lightener |
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Special effects of hair coloring and lightening include all of the following except |
Scrunching |
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Special effects applications method to include all of the following except |
Full coverage |
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Characteristics of grey hair include all the following except that |
Does not require analysis |
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Before sending or lightning damage hair the hair should receive a |
Reconditioning treatment |
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Virgin applications semiperament or Demipermanent color products require application |
Scalp to the ends |
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An aniline derivative can't should never be used for coloring |
A mustache or beard |
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A virgin application with permanent color is applied first to the |
mid-shaft |
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The process of treating resistant hair for better color penetration is called |
Pre softening |