Law of Color
Color Theory
Hair Color
Changing Hair Color
Color
100
Name the 3 primary colors
What are red, blue and yellow
100
These types of colors fall into the orange and red half of the color wheel
What is warm
100
In hair color, level 1 is this
What is the darkest
100
Color mousses, weekly rinses, and mascaras are all considered this
What are temporary colors
100
This type of color does NOT leave a line of demarcation
What is semi-permanent
200
Color is a phenomenon of this
What is light
200
These types of colors fall into the blues, greens and violets
What are cool colors
200
Eumelanin is this type of pigment
What is black
200
Semi-permanent colors are capable of doing this
What is deposit color
200
Colors containing an aniline derivative ingredient require this
What is a patch test
300
Name the 3 secondary colors
What are orange, green and violet
300
This can be described as warm, cool or neutral
What is tone
300
Pheomelanin is this type of pigment
What is red
300
Existing pigment + artificial pigment =
What is final hair color
300
These types of colors do not lift or lighten existing color
What are semi and demi-permanent colors
400
These colors are made by mixing a primary color with its neighboring secondary color
What are tertiary colors
400
Colors found opposite one another on the color wheel are referred to as this
What is complementary
400
The level of a hair color describes this
What is lightness or darkness
400
If the hair is resistant to color, you may need to do this
What is pre-lighten the hair
400
This color can lift or deposit color
What is permanent hair color
500
Name the 6 tertiary colors
What is yellow-orange, yellow-green, blue-green, blue-violet, red-violet and red-orange
500
Intensity refers to this
What is the vividness of a hair color
500
Melanin is found primarily here
What is the cortex
500
Nonoxidative colors are known as these
What are temporary and semi-permanent
500
Toners are used on this type of hair
What is pre-lightened hair
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