Color Theory
The 3 Primary Colors
What is Red, Blue, Yellow
Three Head Shapes
What is 1,2 & 3
Hours to take clients
What is 350
The highest point of the head
What is the apex
Secondary Colors
The three short haircutting contours
What is Leaning, building, and natural
Small shifts that can be sustained over time
What is a 10 percent shift
Hair formations
What is Straight, wavy, curly, coily
Mixing primary colors and secondary colors
What is tertiary colors
Using comb to elevate hair while cutting with scissors
The three P’s of an affirmation
What is Personal, Positive, Present
Hair textures
What is Fine, Medium, Coarse
Going directly across the color wheel
What is neutralizing a color
To quickly cut the hair from short to long in a small area
What is Taper?
Understand and works well with others
What is Interpersonal
The three phases of hair growth
What is Anagen, catagen, telogen
Dominant Pigment
What is the underlying tone in the hair
Comb position where spine of comb rests on or touches scalp
What is Anchored
Understands and communicates through movement and analyzing movement
What is Body kinesthetic
The ability of the hair to absorb moisture
What is Porosity