Duplicate of Haircolor

have definite chemical and physical properties.

the science that deals with the composition, structures, and properties of matter

innermost layer of hair, composed of round cells

Suspending one liquid into a second liquid, although they do not mix together:

created by mixing a primary color with a neighboring secondary color

the study of not living or never living organisms that do not contain carbon

Techniques used to create color dimension and the look of texture:

a system used to determine lightness or darkness of a color

the suspension of one liquid in a second with which the first will not mix.

a system that provides and understanding of color relationships

Matter occurs in the form of:

An atom or a group of atoms carrying an electric charge.

A substance that can dissolve another substance:

colors that are located on the opposite side of the color wheel

determines if the haircolor is absorbing and processing evenly

applying a small amount of color of product on the skin to check for sensitivity /allergy

type of haircolor that coats the surface only covering cuticle.

cuticle scales are flat causing minimal liquid absorption.

warm or cool tone seen within the predominant haircolor

a single application of haircolor to either lighten or deposit darker.

Particles in an atom with no charge:

a visible line or band between two different colors.

technique that allows for better haircolor penetration

Neutralize acids or raises the pH; create less odor than ammonia:

technique used to remove natural and/or artificial haircolor.

created by mixing two primary colors in equal proportions

demi permanent color to add shine.

a substance used in, or produced by, the process of chemistry

the study of living or previously living organisms containing carbon

the three basic colors-red, yellow, blue-from which all the other colors are produced

the strength of the colors appearance

The simplest form of matter that cannot be broken down into a simpler substance:

chemical reaction; when oxygen is released from a substance and helps to develop haircolor:

the medical term for gray hair

the middle layer of hair/contains melanin and keratin

stable mixtures of two or more substances, which may be solids, liquids, gasses or a combo.

the balance of color

produces brown to black pigments in the hair

a mixture in which small particles of a substance are dispersed throughout a gas or liquid.

Small compounds found in permanent haircolor, also known as uncolored dye precursors:

coloring matter that provides us with the natural color of hair and skin

the degree of lightness or darkness of a color

used to equalize porosity and replace missing pigment

a support tool for the law of color to visually show how all colors are created

Positively charged particles in an atom:

produces yellow to red pigments in the hair