Master Reds (beyond Red)

Question 1

What effect do sulfates have on the hair?

Answer 1

Drying / Dehydrating

Question 2

What can inferior ingredients do on the hair

Answer 2

Buildup

Question 3

If inferior ingredients build up on the hair how can this effect the hair color.

Answer 3

It can prevent color from penetrating the hair well.

Question 4

How much time should you give the class for the opening exercise for master colorist beyond reds class?

Answer 4

3 minutes

Question 5

What is the exercise to open up master colorist beyond reds.

Answer 5

A timed exercise where the group Write a list of problems associated with reds working alone or in a group.

Question 6

Should attendees work together or alone for the opening exercise of the beyond reds?

Answer 6

Both (whatever they choose)

Question 7

What should you encourage the group to do for the opening exercise for master colorist, beyond reds?

Answer 7

Build a list that has the issues faced when working with reds.

Question 8

What do you have to be prepared for if the group contributes something unexpected to the opening exercise of. Master colorist beyond reds?

Answer 8

That they might go off piste and you will have to re-arrange the information into and existing category of “issues of reds”

Question 9

When would you re-arrange the group contributions for issues faced with reds into one of the categories that we pre determine?

Answer 9

If it’s different than our list.

Question 10

What are the issues that we face when working with reds?

Answer 10

• Color fade
• Hot roots
• Consultation
• Vibrancy
• Refreshing and Maintenance
• Creating multiple tones

Question 11

Color fade, hot roots, consultation, vibrancy, refreshing, maintenance, and creating multiple tones are all what?

Answer 11

Issues faced when working with reds.

Question 12

What is the main issue about consultation in working with reds?

Answer 12

Which exact tone do they want to achieve?

Question 13

“Which exact tone do they want to achieve” poses an issue for working with reds in what portion of the service?

Answer 13

The consultation

Question 14

Red is a cosmetic tone that encapsulates how many other families of colors?

Answer 14

3

Question 15

What 3 color families encapsulates red?

Answer 15

The true red, violets and coppers

Question 16

True red, violets and coppers are what?

Answer 16

Tones that encapsulate the range of the red family.

Question 17

What are the characteristics of red?

Answer 17

As red becomes darker it moves towards violet. As red becomes lighter it moves towards orange.

Question 18

Where is the home of red In The (ALFAPARF) color wheel?

Answer 18

6.66I

Question 19

As red becomes darker, it moves towards what?

Answer 19

Violet

Question 20

If red has become darker it has moved towards what?

Answer 20

Violet

Question 21

As red becomes lighter it moves towards what tone?

Answer 21

Orange

Question 22

If red has become lighter, it has moved towards what?

Answer 22

Orange

Question 23

What is the behavior of red?

Answer 23

As red becomes darker, it moves towards violet and as it becomes lighter it tends towards orange.

Question 24

How should we demonstrate the behavior of red with a tool?

Answer 24

Show the range of .66i series in the swatch book.

Question 25

What is the idea that we need to create with reds?

Answer 25

The tonal reflection is not just a function of the tone in the cosmetic color, but that the tonality of reds are affected by their depth.

Question 26

The Tonality of reds are affected by what?

Answer 26

Their depth

Question 27

Tonal reflection is not the tone alone when it comes to the tonality of _____.

Answer 27

Reds

Question 28

.45 is described as what?

Answer 28

Bronze

Question 29

What tones are described as Bronze - very brown copper?

Answer 29

.45

Question 30

.6 is not a fashion ______.

Answer 30

Series

Question 31

.6 is a _____ coverage color.

Answer 31

Grey

Question 32

.62 has a _____ red reflection

Answer 32

Cool

Question 33

.62 has a cool ____ reflection.

Answer 33

Red

Question 34

.62 at a level 5 appears more _______.

Answer 34

Violet

Question 35

.___ at a level 5 appears more violet.

Answer 35

62

Question 36

Is .62 considered a weak or strong tone?

Answer 36

Strong.

Question 37

.65 is described as what?

Answer 37

The mahogany reds

Question 38

.04 is described as what?

Answer 38

A very soft tone.

Question 39

.4 is described as what?

Answer 39

A natural copper; not a vibrant orange.

Question 40

.34 is described as what?

Answer 40

a vibrant copper tone (behaves more like .46

Question 41

What is .43 described as?

Answer 41

A very vibrant copper tone (behaves more like a .64)

Question 42

.45 is described as what?

Answer 42

Bronze- this is a very brown copper

Question 43

.6 is described as what?

Answer 43

Not a fashion series - remember this is a grey coverage color.

Question 44

.62 is described as what?

Answer 44

A cool red reflection. A strong tone. At level 5 it appears more violet.

Question 45

.65 is described as what?

Answer 45

- the mahogany reds - browner and cooler in its reflection. More plum tones

Question 46

.66i is described as what?

Answer 46

The most vibrant of the reds. The most dominant of all the tone families

Question 47

What are the main examples of problems that are faced when working with reds?

Answer 47

-color fade -hot roots -consultation , which exact tone do they want to achieve? -vibrancy -refreshing and maintenance - creating multiple tones

Question 48

When describing PPD, what should be said?

Answer 48

- most commonly used - Red orange personality - fade to a lighter copper

Question 49

When talking about PTD, what should be mentioned about the red molecule?

Answer 49

- Truer red personality - stays true to its tone - may lose luster or depth - doesn’t fade orange

Question 50

What does the dominancy rule say about the melanin residue being red and adding a copper tone to it?

Answer 50

The red will dominate the copper.

Question 51

Putting copper on a red melanin residue will create what tone?

Answer 51

Red - copper

Question 52

Will adding more copper to a red copper result make it appear more copper?

Answer 52

No

Question 53

What is a better solution to add to red to produce a more copper result?

Answer 53

Gold

Question 54

What is the definition of cosmeticity?

Answer 54

The condition of the hair that makes it appear hydrated, healthy and in an improved state.

Question 55

What are the characteristics of hair that has cosmeticity?

Answer 55

Hydration Health Improved state