primary and secondary colors
there are 3 primary colors
red, blue, yellow
the opposite of blue on the color wheel
orange
the darkest level on the hair color scale
level 1
hydrogen peroxide is also called
developer
this color neutralizes oranges tone
blue/violet
mixing red and yellow creates what secondary color
orange
complentary colors do what to each other
neutralize/cancel out
the lightest blonde level number
level 10
equal parts of two colors on opposite sides of the wheel create this effect
neutralize
this color cancels out red tones
green
this primary color is the strongest and hardest to neutrlize
blue
the colors opposite of red-violet
yellow-green
tone describes hair color as these three categories
warm, cool, and neutral
the volume developer that lifts up to levels
20 volume
a toner is used after this chemical service
lightening/bleaching
mixing all 3 primary colors result in
brown/neutralize
these colors are next to each other on the color wheel
analogous
a level 6 natural is usually considered this color family
dark blonde/ light brown
this type of color last 4-6 weeks and gradually fades
demi-permanent color
the process of removing artifical hair color
secondary colors are made by mixing
two primary colors
cool color family
blue, green, and violet
the term for underlying pigment exposed during lightening
contributing pigment/undertone
the propor way to describe mixing ratio for color
color to developer ratio
when hair turn green from chlorine, apply this tone to neutralize
red