Cosmetology Flashcards by Montana Wilson

Lines

Vertical
Horizontal
Diagonal forward
Diagonal backwards

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Shape

Width
Overdirection
Controlled by lower body

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Square cut

Horizontal line

Even all around

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Triangular cut

Diagonal forward lines
Shorter in back
Longer in front

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Circular cut

Curved diagonal backward
Shorter at front
Longer in back

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Technique

Height
Elevation(lift)
Controlled by upper body

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0 degree elevation

One length technique
No lift
Hair at natural fall
Horizontal

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45 degree elevation

Graduation technique

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90 degree elevation

Layering technique

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Blow drying

Flat wrap
Soft set
Hard set
Thumb lock

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Flat wrap

Natural volume
Smoothness
Paddle brush

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Soft set

Volume
Waves
Smoothness
Round brush out and under

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Hard set

Volume
Waves
Smoothness
Pinned curls after round brush

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Thumb lock

No volume
Straight
Smooth
Round brush

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Parts of head

Apex
Occipital bone
P.o.d
Dropped back crown
Crown area
Nape area
Recession
Center recession
Parietal ridge

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Density

The amount of foils in a section(panel)

Controls how populated a section will be with lowlights or highlights

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Light density

Foils are 1/2in apart

30% of hair highlighted or lowlighted

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Medium density

Foils are 1/4in apart

50% of hair highlighted or lowlighted

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Heavy density

Foils are 1/8in apart

70% of hair highlighted or lowlighted

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Effect

Achieved via weaving or slicing

Controls the look of highlights or lowlights

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Slices

Paper thin in thickness
Fine
Medium
Strong

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Fine slice

One independent slice followed by an unfoiled gap of hair of desired density

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Medium slice

2 back to back foils followed by an unfoiled gap of hair of desired density

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Strong slice

3 back to back foils followed by an unfoiled gap of hair of desired density

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Color Retouch

Step 1 Formula 1 New growth 1/2" from scalp Outline quadrant

Color retouch re establish

Step 1 Step 2 Formula 1 Formula 2 New growth Mids-ends 1/2" from scalp 1/2" away from scalp Outline quadrant

Color going darker

Step 1 Formula 1 New growth-mids ends From scalp to ends Outline quadrant

Color going lighter

Step 2 Step 1 Formula 2 Formula 1 New growth Mids-ends 1/2" from scalp 1/2" away from scalp Don't outline quadrant

Light gold

L y/o

Light ash

L v/b

Light intense ash

L b/b

Light copper

L o/r

Light extra grey coverage

L n/n

Dark ash

D b/v

Dark intense ash

D b/g

Dark gold

D y/o

Dark copper

D r/o

Dark red

RPP (permanent) | DRR (Demi)

Dark red violet

D v/r (permanent) | D r/v (Demi)

Dark extra grey coverage

D n/n

Vol for grey

20vol

NRP of 10

Pale/yellow

NRP of 9

Yellow

NRP of 8

Yellow/orange

NRP of 7

Orange

NRP of 6

Red/orange

NRP of 5

Red

NRP of 4

Red

NRP of 3

Red

NRP of 2

Red

NRP of 1

Red

Comp pig of pale/yellow

Violet

Comp pig of yellow

Violet

Comp pig of yellow/orange

Blue/violet

Comp pig of orange

Blue

Comp pig of red/orange

Blue/green

Comp pig of red

Green

2g pure tone

Levels 10 and 6

4g pure tone

Levels 9 and 5

6g pure tone

Levels 8 and 4

8g pure tone

Levels 7 and 3

No visible tone

Levels 2 and 1

40 vol

4 levels | 45min

30 vol

3 levels | 40min

20 vol

2 levels Grey 30 min

10 vol

1 level | 20 min

5 vol

Permanent/deposit | 20min

CTA

Demi | 20min

Mixing formula

40g ___ DL ___g ___ PT 40g ___ Vol ___ min

When would you choose to use the intense base instead of the natural series?

Create the most intense vibrant reds

For hair that has lost only one level or just tone, use what application?

Retouch refresh

Which structure of the hair is responsible for the shine of the hair?

Cuticle

Cool tones absorb more light and may appear slightly

Darker

A half head (short) foil placement utilizes how many foils?

30 to 40

Shape is dictated by what in a haircut?

Overdirection

In terms of foiling, density determines

How many foils are in each panel

Which two products are professional use only?

Color conserve pHinish and equalizing solution

To create a heavy density effect when creating dimensional color, leave ________ between each foil packet.

1/8 inch

__________ is an intermediate color achieved by mixing a secondary and a primary in equal amounts.

Tertiary

How many levels of lift can you achieve with full spectrum deposit only color treatment?