PMU Color Theory & Chemistry Flashcards
What does PMU stand for?
Permanent Makeup
True or False: PMU color theory is based on traditional color theory principles.
True
What are the primary colors in color theory?
Red, Blue, Yellow
Fill in the blank: The color wheel is used to understand the relationships between _____ colors.
different
What is the complementary color of green?
Red
Multiple Choice: Which color is considered neutral?
Brown
What is the purpose of color mixing in PMU?
To create custom shades for clients
True or False: Warm colors include reds and yellows.
True
What is the effect of adding white to a color?
It creates a tint
Multiple Choice: Which pigment is often used for eyebrow PMU?
Taupe
What does the term ‘undertone’ refer to in color theory?
The subtle hue that affects the overall color appearance
Fill in the blank: _____ colors are created by mixing a primary color with a secondary color.
Tertiary
True or False: Gray is a secondary color.
False
What is the importance of color saturation in PMU?
It affects the vibrancy and longevity of the pigment.
What is the term for the lightness or darkness of a color?
Value
Multiple Choice: Which PMU technique is commonly used for lip color?
Ombre
What is the primary goal of color theory in PMU?
To achieve natural-looking results.
True or False: The skin type can affect how pigments heal.
True
What is a common mistake in PMU color application?
Using the wrong undertone for the client’s skin.
Fill in the blank: The _____ of a pigment can change with the pH of the skin.
color
What is the role of a color wheel in PMU?
To help artists choose complementary and harmonious colors.
Multiple Choice: Which of the following colors would neutralize orange?
Blue
What is the significance of patch testing pigments?
To check for allergic reactions before application.
True or False: PMU pigments are always organic.
False
