Color Theory
The Color Circle
Characteristics of Color
Characteristics Cont'd
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is the visual perception of the reflection of light

What is Color

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12-hue color circle that is created from primary, secondary and tertiary colors positioned in a circle.

What is the Color Wheel

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are named and abbreviated based on their position on the color wheel.

What is a Hue?

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is the degree of lightness or darkness of a color, relative to itself and to other colors

What is LEVEL/VALUE?

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not hot or cold

What is neutral?

200

color is a group of electromagnetic waves, also called

What is Wavelengths

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The lightest of the three primary colors.
What is yellow?
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are combinations of the primary and secondary colors.

What is Tertiary colors?

200

Hair colors in the world can be categorized into 3 major fields

What is light, medium, and dark?

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The ability of the hair to absorb liquid.
What is porosity?
300

States that only yellow, red and blue, called primary colors are “pure” colors

Cannot be created by mixing together any other colors

The 3 primary colors create all the other colors

What is the Law of Color

What is Red, Yellow, and Blue

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This type of color is created by mixing a primary color with its adjacent decondary color.
What is tertiary color?
300

Three main characteristics of haircolor are:


What is Hue, Value, and Intensity?

300

a numbering system that identifies the lightness or darkness of hair colors in smaller specific increments.

What is The LEVEL SYSTEM?

300

In order to go from a level 11(lightest blonde) to a level 4 (dark brown) you must do this first.

What is a filler?

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This is achieved when 2 primary colors are mixed in varying proportions

What is secondary colors

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generally fall into the yellow, orange or red half of the color wheel

What are warm colors?

400

This color acts as black among the primary colors? 

What is Blue?

400
The predominant tonality of an existing color.
What is a base color?
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Temporary/semi permanent hair color does not penetrate this 

What is the cuticle/shaft?

500

Mixing a primary color with its neighboring secondary color in varying proportions creates

What is tertiary colors?

500

The complementary color to red-orange.

What is blue-green?

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These prevent temporary color from penetrating the cuticle layer of the hair shaft.

What is the large size of the color molecules?

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refers to the vividness,  brightness or saturation of a color within its own level


What is INTENSITY?

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The chemical process involving the lightening of the natural pigment or artificial color from the hair.
What is decolorizing?
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