Levels and Tones
Hair Color Categories
Hair Lighteners
Coloring Techniques
Safety Precautions
100

What are the two main factors used to determine the natural hair color for a client?

What are levels and tones?

100

This type of hair color washes out after one shampoo.

What is temporary color?

100

What is the purpose of hair lighteners?

What is to decolorize the hair by dissolving natural pigment?

100

This coloring technique involves painting hair color or lightener directly onto the surface of the hair.

What is balayage?

100

Why is a patch test important before coloring hair?

What is to check for allergies or sensitivities to the color product?

200

This term refers to the lightness or darkness of a color.

What is level?

200

Which category of hair color lasts about 4–6 weeks?

What is semi-permanent hair color?

200

What type of lightener is most often used for a full-head application?

What is cream lightener?

200

What is the process called when you color strands of hair lighter than the natural color?

What is highlighting?

200

What should always be worn to protect your hands during hair coloring?

What are gloves?

300

How is tone used in formulating hair color?

What is to enhance, neutralize, or intensify the desired color?

300

This type of hair color requires mixing with a developer and provides long-lasting results.

What is permanent hair color?

300

What are the two types of melanin that hair lighteners break down?

What are eumelanin and pheomelanin?

300

Name the technique used to color only the roots of the hair.

What is retouch application?

300

What step should you take if a client shows signs of an allergic reaction during the process?

What is stop the service immediately and rinse the hair thoroughly?

400

What are examples of warm tones?

What are red, orange, and yellow?

400

Name the hair color category that uses larger pigment molecules that coat the hair shaft but do not penetrate it.

What is temporary hair color?

400

What is the role of hydrogen peroxide in lightening?

What is to act as the oxidizing agent that activates the lightener?

400

This technique involves weaving selected strands of hair and coloring or lightening them.

What is foiling?

400

Why is it important not to overlap lightener during a retouch service?

What is to avoid breakage and over-processing of the hair?

500

Name the type of tones that help cancel out brassiness in hair color.

What are cool tones?

500

Which hair color category is often used to blend gray without a line of demarcation?

What is demi-permanent hair color?

500

This term refers to the natural color that remains after the hair is lightened.

What is contributing pigment or undertone?

500

What is the purpose of lowlighting?

What is to add darker strands of color to create dimension?

500

What is the purpose of conducting a strand test before a full application?

What is to determine how the hair will react to the product and achieve the desired result?