Hair Structure
Hair Facts
Color/Tone
Color Systems
Hair Color
100

Outermost layer of the hair

cuticle

100

diameter of an individual hair strand

(coarse, medium, fine)

Texture

100

combination of hair color that contains both pheomelanin and eumelanin

mixed melanin 

100

unit of measurement used to identify the lightness or darkness of a color

level

100

what are the primary colors

red yellow and blue

200

middle layer that contains natural pigment called melanin

cortex

200

true or false

Melanin is distributed differently according to texture

TRUE

200

melanin that lends black and brown to the hair 

Eumelanin

200

system that colorists use to determine the lightness or darkness of a color

level system

200

colors that are primary and secondary colors positioned directly opposite of each other on the color wheel

complementary colors

300

natural pigment in the cortex is called.....

melanin

300

the number of hairs per square inch 

density 

300

melanin that gives blonde and red colors to the hair

pheomelanin

300

haircolor levels are arranged on a scale of 1 to 10. Level 10 is the___________________

lightest

300

no lift, deposit only and NON oxidative

semiparmanent

400

the innermost layer of the hair that is sometimes absent

the medulla

400

the ability for hair to absorb moisture

porosity

400

known as undertone and the varying degrees of warmth exposed during lightening process

contributing pigment

400

haircolor levels are arranged on a scale of 1 to 10. Level 1 is the_________________

darkest

400

no lift, deposit only but oxidative

demipermanent haircolor

500

Which part of the hair gives the majority of it's strength and elasticity 

the cortex

500
When hair is resistant and the cuticle is tight...what is the degree of porosity?

Low porosity

500

what ranges from black to dark brown to red, and from dark blonde to light blonde

Natural hair color

500

predominant tone of a color

base color

500

lighten and deposit color at the same time

permanent haircolor