Salon Haircolor Test Review

Apply demi/semi permanent haircolor to refresh faded haircolor

The color balance of the hair. (color hue)

Checking for allergies/sensitivities by applying some product to the skin

Responsible for providing a person’s natural hair and skin color

The middle layer of the hair

Visible band between two different hair colors.

Concentrated additive that creates brightness and more vivid color

Description for how light or dark the hair is

Study of all organisms containing carbon in them

Determines if the haircolor is processing evenly

Deposit-only color that’s capable of penetrating through the cuticle

Direct dye that is temporary and requires no additional mixing

The pH range of an Acid

Selecting certain strands and isolating them to color them darker than their natural hair

Simplest, already broken down, form of matter.

Lighteners diffuse natural and artificial colors

Less stinky ammonia alternative that also raises pH levels and neutralize acids

Responsible for the black and brown pigments in the hair

Single application of either haircolor or lightener

Gradual dyes contain no metallic salts and are compatible with professional chemicals

Removing color from the hair.

A concentrated additive used to neutralized warm tones

Result of mixing two primary colors together

A pH range of 7.1-14 indicates the pH level is neutral

Technique to soften the cuticle on resistant grey hair.