COLOR
What are the 6 colors on the color wheel?
WHAT IS: Red, Orange,Yellow,Blue,Green, Violet.
Which volume lightener would be used if no to little lift is required?
WHAT IS: 10
What does tone refer to>
WHAT IS: Color balance.
_____ is the measurement system that colorists utilize to determine the lightness or darkness of artifical nd natural hair color.
WHAT IS: Level System!
What is it called when the cuticle is tight and hair is resistant to moisture?
WHAT IS: Low Porosity!
_____ colors are fundamental or pure colors that cannot be made by mixing colors.
WHAT IS: Primary.
What is lightener?
WHAT IS: Chemical compound that lightens hair by dispersing and decolorizing the natural hair pigment.
True or false: Warm tones reflect more light.
WHAT IS: True.
Hair Level _____ is considered the darkest according to the level system:
What is: One
What needs to be completed before any hair service begins?
WHAT IS: Consultation.
Why do clients seek haircoloring services:
WHAT IS :to express individuality, fashion, cover gray
What is an off-scalp lightener categorized as, and how many levels can it lift up to?
WHAT IS: Powder or clay. 4-7 Levels.
Which tone is usuallu described as ash or smoky?
WHAT IS: Cool Tones.
What is the medical term for hair grayness or whiteness?
WHAT IS: Canities.
Be sure to use measuring ups and even surfaces when doing what?
WHAT IS : Mixing haircolor
If you mix yellow and green, what would be the new color be called?
WHAT IS: Yellow Green.
What should you perform before lightening?
WHAT IS: Strand Test
Traditional toners are used to achieve what?
WHAT IS: Pale blonde shades at level 9 and level 10.
Demipermanent haircolor is ideal for what:
WHAT IS: Performing color corrections.
What is the difference between "haircolor" and "hair color?
WHAT IS: Hair color broken up in 2 words is pertaining to natural hair pigment.
What are the three natural looking haircolor combinations?
WHAT IS: Primary, Secondary, Tertiary.
What are the spaces you leave out between foils?
WHAT IS: Subsection.
Why should you never apply toner to wet hair?
WHAT IS: it will cause an uneven result.
Which type of haircolor glosses natural or color treated hair for added shine and richness?
WHAT IS: Demipermanent.
What are the two most frequently used for achieving highlights?
WHAT IS: Foil and balayage