Color Theory
Chemistry
Color Lines
Color Categories
Miscellaneous
100

What are the three primary colors?

Blue, Red, Yellow

100

What does H2O2 stand for and what is it in the Haircoloring process?

Hydrogen Peroxide, it’s the developer

100

What color lines do we carry at AKA?

Fusion (Color, Cover, Hi, Fashion)

Shades EQ

Kevin Murphy (cream and gloss)

Pulp Riot


100

What are the two types of color molecules?

Oxidative and Pre-oxidized

100

What are the three things we can do in a haircoloring service?

Go lighter

Stay the same level, change the tone

Go darker

200

What colors are complementary to each other on the color wheel? What do complementary colors do?

Blue/Orange, Red/Green, Yellow/Violet

They cancel each other out/neutralize each other

200

What does Hydrogen Peroxide do in the Haircoloring process?

Oxidizes the color molecule

200

Shades EQ: 

What classification of haircolor is it?

What developer does it use?

What is the processing time?

Shades EQ:

Demi-Permanent

Processing Solution

20 minutes

200

What are the categories of haircolor?

Temporary

Semi-Permanent

Demi-Permanent

Permanent

200

What is the difference between level and tone?

Level- the lightness/darkness of a color

Tone- the warmth/coolness of a color

300

What colors should be added to a gray coverage formulation (if you are not using a line specifically formulated for gray coverage)?

Gold, neutral

300

What is the alkali agent in the haircoloring process and what does it do?

The tube of color, swells the cuticle to receive the color molecules

300

Fusion:

What classification of haircolor is it?

What developer does it use?

What is the processing time?

Fusion:

Permanent

10-40 developer

35-45 minutes

300

Semi-Permanent:

What is the color molecule?

Where does the color molecule deposit in the anatomy of the hair?

What developer does it use?

Semi-Permanent:

Pre-Oxidized

On the hair cuticle

None, it is a direct dye

300

When do we fill and why?

When going two or more levels darker, to fill in the otherwise missing underlying pigments

400

What is the natural underlying pigment at a level 8?

Yellow Orange

400

When using a Processing Solution developer, what are your options in your clients end results? Why?

Stay the same level, change the tone

Go darker

Because Processing Solution developer is a deposit ONLY developer

400

Pulp Riot:

What classification of haircolor is it?

What developer does it use?

What is the processing time?

Pulp Riot:

Semi-Permanent

None

25-45 minutes

400

Demi- Permanent:

What is the color molecule?

Where does the color molecule deposit in the anatomy of the hair?

What developer does it use?

Demi-Permanent:

Pre-Oxidized and Oxidative

On the cuticle and inside the cortex

The line’s single developer

400

What is “underlying pigment?”

The color that naturally lives at the corresponding level and is present underneath the color that is visually seen

500

What is the underlying pigment that the European Scale has that the American Scale does NOT have? What level does it live at?

Blue Violet, level 2

500

When using a 10-40 volume developer, what are your options in your clients end results? Why?

Stay the same level, change tone

100% gray coverage

Go darker

Up to 4 levels of lift *on virgin hair

10-40 volumes give a lift and shift

500

Kevin Murphy Cream:

What classification of haircolor is it?

What developer does it use?

What is the processing time?

Kevin Murphy Cream:

Demi-Permanent or Permanent, depending on color to developer ratio

3.5-40 volume

20-55 minutes

500

Permanent:

What is the color molecule?

Where does the color molecule deposit in the anatomy of the hair?

What developer does it use?

Permanent:

Oxidative

Inside the cortex

10-40 Hydrogen Peroxide developer

500

What is the underlying pigment that the American Scale has that the European Scale does NOT have? What level does it live at?

Orange Yellow, level 7