Characteristics & Structure of Hair
Color Theory
Haircolor Products
Developers
Terms/Procedures
100

What are the 6 hair characteristics that are analyzed before performing a hair color service.

What are elasticity, texture, density, porosity, natural hair color, & contributing pigment/undertone?

100

Is the system for understanding color relationships.

What is laws of color?

100

When new growth occurs you usually will see this between the new growth and the previously colored hair.

What is a line of demarcation?
100

Hydrogen peroxide has a pH of?

What is 3.5-4.0?

100

A soap cap has a mixing ratio combination of these materials; what are they?

What is equal parts of color, shampoo, developer?

200

Which porosity level is the most resistant to hair color?

What is low porosity? (cuticle is tight, more resistant and may require a longer processing time)

200

These are the primary colors that cannot be created by combining other colors.

What are blue, red, and yellow?
200

Name at least 2 types of permanent hair color.

What are oxidation tints, vegetable tints, metallic/mineral dyes, compound dyes.

200

Hydrogen peroxide is distributed for use under these names; name at least 2 ways they are known as.

What is developer, oxidizer, generator, catalyst, accelerator, 
200

Term used to describe the process of coloring hair back to its natural color. (state test question)

What is Tint back?

300

Natural color ranges are produced by two types of melanin, what are they?

What is Eumelanin (black & brown pigment) and Pheomelanin (blono and red pigment)?

300

Are primary and secondary colors positioned directly opposite each other on the color wheel.

What are complementary colors? (blue/orange, red/green, yellow/violet) (neutralize each other)

300

What two types of colors need to be mixed with hydrogen peroxide?

What is Demipermanent and Permanent?

300

Lighteners come in three forms, what are they?

What is cream, powder, oil?

300

Formulated specifically for coloring mustaches and beards. (state board question)

What are Pomades?

400

Is known as the pigment that lies under the natural hair color.

What is contributing pigment?

400

This describes the warmth or coolness of a color. (state test question)

What is tone? 
400

Can lighten and deposit color in one process. (state test question)

What is permanent hair color?

400

Developers usually come as 10vol, 20vol, 30vol, 40vol, what would it be in percentages?

What is 10vol/3%, 20vol/6%, 30vol/9%, 40vol/12%?

400

The process of treating gray or other resistant hair to facilitate better color penetration.

What is Pre-softening?

500
Gray hair is the result of reduction in the production of melanin; white hair is actually the color of this substance that does not contain either type of melanin.

What is Keratin?

500

Artificial hair colors are developed from primary and secondary colors to form this. (state test question)

What is base color?

500

This ingredient requires that a predisposition test/patch test) be performed; required by the food and drug administration (FDA)

What is Analine Derivative?

500

Household bleach is not the same as hair bleach; what is the technical term Blanca gave you for household bleach?

What is Sodium Hypochlorite?

500

Techinique that is known as "free-form".

What is Balyage?

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