Color Theory
Neutralize ORANGE with THIS color
What is BLUE?
Use this for NO/MINIMAL LIFT- Deposit ONLY
What is 5-10 VOLUME?
The term for Brown or Black melanin in the hair is referred to as THIS
What is EUMELANIN?
THESE techniques are used to add depth and dimension
What is WEAVING AND SLICING?
These are the 3 primary colors
What are RED, YELLOW, BLUE?
Neutralize RED with this color
What is GREEN
This Developer gives 1-2 levels of lift
What is 20 VOLUME?
The term for RED or YELLOW melanin in the hair is referred to as THIS
What is PHEOMELANIN?
THIS technique leaves a less visible, more natural line of demarcation
What is FREEFORM PAINTING?
A predisposition test must be done for a color containing this ingredient
What is ANALINE DERIVATIVE?
Neutralize YELLOW with this color
What is VIOLET?
This developer gives 2-3 levels of lift
What is 30 volume?
THIS part of the hair gets covered in LARGE color molecules during a temporary color procedure
What is CUTICLE/SURFACE
THIS enhances the SILHOUETTE of the hair
What is REPETITION?
Using 70% alcohol, mineral oil, and many rounds of shampoo is used to remove THIS product
What is HENNA?
Neutralize Yellow-Green with THIS COLOR
What is RED-VIOLET?
This Developer gives 3-4 levels of lift
what is 40 volume?
THIS part of the hair contains a majority of color pigment
What is the CORTEX?
THIS is used to help map out the placement of color and positioning of foils
What is SECTIONING?
THIS level is the DARKEST level of color
What is a LEVEL ONE?
Neutralize BLUE GREEN with this color
What is RED-ORANGE?
These developers are used with HIGH LIFT TINTS
What are 30 and 40 volume?
THIS determines the natural color of a person's hair
What is GENETICS/HEREDITY?
THIS parting direction gives a softer blend
What is DIAGONAL?
In the formula in R&Color 7-43, the 43 stands for THIS
What is the TONE?