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Basic Haircolor Outline Flashcards

1
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What are the secondary colors

A

Orange green and violet

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2
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What are the six tertiary colors

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Blue green, blue violet, red violet, red orange, yellow green, yellow orange

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3
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What do you do in order to get secondary colors? For example what do you mix to make violet

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Do makes two equal parts of primary color to make the secondary
Ex: red and blue

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4
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What is the complementary color for yellow

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Violet

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5
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What is the complementary color for blue

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Orange

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6
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What’s the complementary color or red

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Green

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7
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What colors neutralize each other

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Complementary

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8
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3oz 3N + 3oz 2N= how much devoloper

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6 ounces of developer

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9
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Refers to the strength of a color. Can be described as soft, medium, or strong.

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Intensity

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10
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Here’s ability to absorb and retain moisture

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Porosity

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11
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When the cuticle is tight, hair is resistant which means it is difficult for moisture chemicals penetrate

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Low porosity

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12
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When the cuticle a slightly raised, the hair is normal and processes and average amount of time

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Average porosity

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13
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Cuticle is lifted, hair overly porous and takes color quickly. Color also tends to fade faster.

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High porosity

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14
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Brown and black colors to the hair

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Eumelanin

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15
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Gives the blonde and red colors to the hair

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Pheomelanin

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16
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Combination of natural hair that contains both eumelanin and pheomelanin

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Mixed melanin

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17
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Is the varying degrees of warmth exposed during a permanent color or lightening process

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Contributing pigment (undertone)

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18
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Are the colors that are exposed during the lightning process

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Undertone

19
Q

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

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Level

20
Q

System that colorists used to determine the lightness or darkness of a color

A

Level system

21
Q

Diameter of each individual hair straight

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Texture

22
Q

The number of hair square inch

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Density

23
Q

Natural color of the hair

A

Hair color

24
Q

Is a professional industry term referring to artificial hair color products or services

A

Haircolor

25
Q

Free form painting/highlighting

A

Balliage

26
Q

How much hair goes until foil

A

1/8” part

27
Q

What happens when you overlap line of demarcation with hair lightness

A

Breakage of the hair

28
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Intermediate color achieved by mixing a primary color with its neighboring secondary color and equal amounts

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Tertiary color

29
Q

Could be described as warm, cool, or neutral

A

Tone or hue

30
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Used primarily on pre-lightened hair to achieve pale, delicate colors. It also requires a double process

A

Toners

31
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Used to equalize porosity down hair strand

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Fillers

32
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Haircoloring products fall into two categories

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Non-oxidative and oxidative

33
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Does not use a developer and is a physical change

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Non-oxidative

34
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Does use a developer and is a Chemical change

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Oxidative

35
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What are the two non-oxidative haircolors

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Temporary and semi permanent

36
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What are the two oxidative haircolors

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Demi permanent and permanent

37
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It is a non-permanent hair color that has a large pigment molecules that sit on the outside of the cuticle that only lasts one shampoo or shampoo to shampoo

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Temporary haircolor

38
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Is a no lift deposit only hair color that is not next to the developer that can last through several shampoos. Partially penetrates the cuticle and porosity is a major factor because a can of stain the hair. Only lasts 4 to 6 shampoos

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Semi-permanent haircolor

39
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Also known as a deposit only haircolor that it’s formulated to deposit but not white in color it is mixed with a low volume developer so it only lasts 4 to 6 weeks, it leaves no line of demarcation meaning it fades over time.

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Demi-permanent haircolor

40
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Lightens and deposit the color in a single step, contains ammonia and is usually fixed with higher volumes of developer lasts until it’s completely cut out of the hair and I molecules penetrate the cortex.

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Permanent hair color

41
Q

Oxidizing agent that when mixed with an oxidative hair color, supplies necessary oxygen gas to develop the color molecules and create a change and natural hair color

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Developers

42
Q

Measures the concentration and the strength of hydrogen peroxide

A

Volume

43
Q

10 volume developer lightens
20 volume developer lightens
30 volume developer lightens
40 volume developer lightens

A

One level lighter
Two levels lighter
Three levels lighter
Four levels lighter

44
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What are the three primary colors

A

Blue yellow and red

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