Chemistry
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Color Theory
Matrix color line
Haircolor
100

What is the term for any substance that occupies space and has mass

Matter

100

Give an example of a physical change:

Ice melts to water, clay hardens, bottle breaks, water boils, weight increases, color changes, density increases or decreases, odors

100

How do you create a tertiary color?

By mixing an equal amount of a secondary color and its neighboring primary color

100

This color line in our salon does not require developer

Pravana

100

What type of haircolor blends gray hair, freshens faded permanent hair and is good for introducing clients to haircolor services?

Demipermanent

200

pH stands for what?

potential of Hydrogren– measures the concentration of hydrogen ions

200

Give an example of a chemical change:

Iron to rust, burning wood, oxidation of hair color, hair lightening

200

Name two complimentary colors

Red and green

Violet and yellow

Blue and orange

200

This color line requires 20 vol developer when attempting to color gray hair.

SoColor

200

Tones can be described as...

warm, neutral and ash/cool

300

What is the pH of our hair, skin and nails?

4.5-5.5

300

What is used in permanent waving, haircoloring and lightening substances to raise the pH and soften the cuticle allowing the solution to penetrate the hair shaft?

Ammonia

300

How do you neutralize or refine unwanted tones in the hair?

Utilize a haircolor with a complimentary color

ex. Orange hair with a color that has a base color of blue

300

How many shampoos  does ColorSync last up to?

20 shampoos

300

What type of haircolor lifts and deposits at the same time?

Permanent

400

What effect do alkalis have on the hair?

Causes the hair to soften and swell

400

What is the # range of the pH scale?

0-14

400

What is the primary color in a 4br (brown, red)

brown

400

What is the standard processing time for SoColor?

30-45 minutes

400

What is contributing pigment (undertone)?

Refers to the varying degrees of warmth exposed during a permanent color or lightening process.

500

What is the difference between endothermic and exothermic reactions.

Endothermic - A chemical reaction that requires the absorption of energy or heat

Exothermic - A chemical reaction in which heat is released.

500

Tell me two safety precautions you should take when working with chemicals:

Mix chemicals in well-ventilated area

              Read labels thoroughly prior to mixing

              Use measuring devices

              Make sure measuring devices are clean

              Always add chemicals to water and not the other way around

              Do not mix or store chemicals in containers that are not labeled

              Always use according to manufacturers instructions

              Do not let products touch or sit on skin

              Avoid contact with eyes

              Consult SDS (Safety Data Sheets) forms

500

What does the intensity of a color mean?

The strength of the color.

500

This demi permanent hair color includes a pastels and water colors.

ColorSync

500

How does having high porosity impact color on the hair?

Takes color quickly; tends to fade quickly

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