State Board Theory Review

_____ occurs by the slowing down of melanin productions in the cortex of the hair:

Gradual dye, also known as a metallic dye, contains:

A long lasting semi-permanent haircolor is known as:

Molecules are two or more atoms ___ joined, and retain their chemical and physical properties to form matter:

The transformation of composition, structures, and properties of matter:

Haircolor remover is a solution used to remove existing haircolor with minimal:

Emulsions are:

A patch test displaying rash, hives, swelling or inflammation has a __ reaction:

The simplest form of matter is a/an:

Undertone is the warm or cool tones seen within the dominant haircolor that are the result of pigment found in the hair

___________ hair colors are divided into two types of dye molecules:

Non oxidative hair color does not change the hair chemically and is used to:

Products that are acidic have a pH range of what:

A ____ is used to replace any missing primary color(s) in the hair:

Metallic dye products contain metals that create a/an ___ buildup of color:

The degree of lightness or darkness:

A concentrated product that is added to a haircolor formulation to make the end result more vibrant:

When natural hair color is diffused from the hair, the goes through a process called the:

____ is classified on the color wheel from warm to cool; also referred to as tone:

Reverse haircolor is also known as:

A neutron is a ___ particale with zero electrical charge and a mass equal to that of a proton:

Alkalinity pH range is:

Bleach is also known as:

Applying an oxidative hair color over a metallic dye is an example of:

Your guest has hair color on her skin around the hairline, you will need to use:

Mixing red and violet creates a ___ color:

Pigment is what gives color its color; its source can be natural, mineral or:

Emumelanin, the most abundant type of human melanin, produces ____ pigments in the hair:

Defusing or lifting the natural hair color to achieve the desired end result:

The level of concentration and strength of hydrogen peroxide:

Hydrogen peroxide that contains both two hydrogen and two oxygen molecules is an example of:

Stimulates the imagination by allowing you to create arrangement of two or more colors anywhere on the head:

The coloring matter that provides the natural color to our hair and skin:

Natural cool tones are:

The chemical reaction in which oxygen is added to an element or compound:

Protons are particles in am atom that have a:

Redox is also known as:

The particles of a/an ____ are likely to settle and separate:

The layer of hair that contains melanin:

The flatter the cuticle scales, the more ___ the hair:

The law of color is a system that helps to provide an understanding of:

Increasing the porosity of the hair by opening the cuticle and allowing for more pigment to be absorbed:

A visible line or barn between two haircolors, artificial and/or natural:

In order to reduce the amount of unwanted warmth in a haircolor, you can use a/an:

Ion/ions are electrically charged ___ formed by the loss or gain of one or more electrons:

Natural hair dye is a non-professional haircolor, also known as:

Concentrates are classified into two types:

A 24 to 48 hour test to check for sensitivity and/or allergic reaction:

The foiling technique that adds darker pigment to the selected strands of hair:

This type of lightener is available in cream, oil, and some powder forms:

While lifting natural hair color, the hair will go through stages of:

Color tinted shampoo is categorized as ___ haircolor:

Rocks, water, and minerals do not contain carbon. They are examples used while studying:

Hair as is grows out from the scalp that has not been chemically treated:

Hydrogen peroxide is also known as:

____ divided into two basic categories: on the scalp and off the scalp.

Henna is an example of:

The process of returning hair back to its natural state or desired level/color:

Potentional hydrogen (pH) is the concentrated amount of hydrogen ions in a solution containing:

After decolorizing the hair. toners are typically used to:

The innermost layer of hair:

Virgin haircolor application implies the hair has been colored how many times:

Compound is also known as:

Chemistry is the science that deals with the composition, structure, and properties of:

Reverse highlighting is also known as:

Weaving or slicing are two types of:

These are also known as lightners:

A ___ is used to add shine to the hair:

____ are used to neutralize undesirable colors:

An example of overlapping would be when the haircolor products spread onto:

Pheomelanin produces ___ pigments in the hair:

An atom is the smallest chemical part of a/an:

One part of a group of viscous (thick), water-soluble anion alcohols:

The branch of chemistry that deals with products containing carbon:

Quick lighteners are another name for:

The strongest category of haircolor that can deposit and lighten natural pigments:

Oxidative haircolor creates a chemical change in the hair, providing ___ haircolor results

Water is an example of a/an:

Specials effects are techniques used to creates:

The system that categorizes haircolor numberically:

Semi-permanent haircolor that penetrates the cuticle layer will gradually fade depending on:

A chemical reaction in which the oxidizing agent is reduced, and the reducing agent is oxidized:

The color wheel is a tool that:

Mixing red and blue in equal part proportions creates a:

Highlighting is a haircoloring technique that ___ natural or artificial haircolor:

Catalyst is also known as:

A ___ substance is a form of matter that has a constant composition and specific properties:

____ have definite chemical and physical properties:

Solutions are stable mixtures of two or more:

The oxidizing agent added to haircolor or lightener that assists in the development process:

The colorless odor that divides oxidative colors in two categories:

Double process haircolor involves lightening the hair, followed by a:

A test performed during a haircolor service to determine that progression of the haircolor:

Primary colors consist of:

The outermost layer of the hair that is protective:

Contributing pigment is also known as:

A haircoloring process that can lighten and deposit color in one step:

Electrons are the particles in an atom that have a/an: