Hair Color Consultation
TRUE or FALSE: Should you ask if a client has had chemical services done before?
TRUE
What does hair that is 30% gray look like?
More pigmented than gray hair, mostly colored.
TRUE or FALSE: if irritation or redness is present, you should continue with the service.
FALSE
What is the highest natural hair level?
10
TRUE or FALSE: You should NOT preform a consultation
FALSE
What does hair that is 50% gray look like?
Half grey, evenly mixed.
Why do we preform patch tests?
We preform patch tests to prevent: reactions, allergies, irritation, redness, and/or rashes.
What does a natural level 6 look like?
Light brown.
Why do we preform a client color consultation?
We need to know exactly how they want their hair done and how they want it to look.
What does hair that is 70-90% gray look like?
Mostly gray, not much pigment remaining.
Where should the preliminary patch test be located?
Behind the ear or inside the elbow.
What underlying pigment does a natural level 7 have?
Yellow/orange.
When should you do a client consultation?
Everytime you service a client.
What does hair that is 100% gray look like?
Virtually no pigment, fully gray.
Where should the strand test be located?
On the interior nape area; not visible from the hairline.
TRUE or FALSE: Higher levels absorb hair color better.
TRUE
What should you do if a client comes in with previous relaxed hair, but wants to get their hair colored?
Respectfully, tell them you can't preform the service.
What might happen if you smoke while having gray hair?
It could turn yellow and leave a yellow cast.
Preliminary patch test: 24-48 hours. Strand patch test: 5 minutes
What underlying pigment does a natural level 10 have?
Pale yellow.