Make-Up
Color Wheel 1
Color Wheel 1
Occurs when gray is added to a pure hue
Tone
Fundamental colors that cannot be obtained from a mixture
The Primary Colors
Cheek color
Blush
Accentuate and contour the eyes
Eyeshadow
Longer, coarse hair found on the head, brows, lashes, genitals, arms, and legs
Terminal Hair
Occurs when white is added to a pure hue
Tint
any color in its purest form
Hue
also known as base makeup
mainly cream, liquid, powder, and mineral
Foundation
•Emphasize the eyes
•Pencil, liquid, pressed
Eyeliner
peach fuzz on women’s cheeks
Vellus Hair
brightness of a color is how light or dark it is
Value
Are obtained by mixing equal parts of two primary colors.
Secondary Colors
Colors that do not complement or contrast any other color.
Examples include brown and gray, along with multiple variations of each.
Neutral Colors
Lash Separator and curl lashes
Mascara
contains the hair follicle and its appendages, which include the hair root, hair bulb, hair papilla, and the arrector pili muscle and sebaceous glands
Pilosebaceous Unit
Occurs when black is added to a pure hue
Shade
•Colors located directly next to each other on the color wheel.
•Create minimal contrast and therefore match very well.
Analogous Colors
Used to set foundation (only)
Face Powder
gives shiny, moisturized look to the lips
Lipgloss
Cuticle, Cortex, and Medulla form three main layers of the
Hair Shaft
Can vary in intensity
Saturation
Colors directly across from each other on the color wheel.
Complimentary Colors
yellow, gold, oranges, red-oranges, most reds, and even some yellow-greens.
Warm Colors
Technique using one or both hands positioned to avoid client injury, keeping your hands steady and the client safe.
Bracing
Soft, downy hair found on a fetus
Lanugo