Empire Beauty School Hair Color

Known as Quick Lightener, come in a powder form, not able to use on scalp

Non-professional hair color containing metals that after continuous use, build up on hair

Known as Bleach or Decolorizers, lift permanently by diffusing, dissolving or decolorizing

Produces brown to black pigments in hair​

Visible line or band between two different haircolors, artificial or natural

Neutralize acids or raise the pH

Hair coloring technique that isolates thin subsections of hair in a straight line pattern​

Strength of the color's appearance​

An atom or a group of atoms carrying an electric charge

Three basic colors (red, yellow, blue) all other colors are produced

The degree of lightness or darkness of a color

Smallest chemical part of an element

Mixing two primary colors in equal proportions (Green, violet, orange) ​

Concentrated hair color when added to another hair color, is used to deepen, brighten, vivid looks

System that provides an understanding of color relationships

Single application of hair color to lighten natural hair or to deposit hair color

Small compounds, known as uncoloured dye precursors, in permanent haircolor

Concentrated hair color used to increase hair color to neutralize unwanted warmth

Is a oil, cream, or powder forms and are able to use on scalp

Known as Vegetable Hair Dye, non-professional hair color made up of various plants, henna

Known as Compounds, a chemical combination of two or more atoms from different elements

Technique of removing natural hair color or artificial hair color from hair

Mixing a primary color with a neighboring secondary color (Red-violet, Blue-violet, and more)

First time hair is colored

Innermost layer of hair composed of round cells, hair missing the Medulla is fine or fragile

Stable mixtures of two or more substance, solid, liquid, gases or a combination​

Science that deals with the composition, structures, properties of matter and how matter changes

Substance that is capable of dissolving another substance

Technique of coloring some hair strands darker then natural hair color

Temporary colors, no chemical mixing or reaction takes place to produce these colors

Hair color that coats the hair surface covering only the cuticle

Weaving or slicing out specific stands of hair for depositing hair color or lightening

Rapid oxidation of a substance, accompanied by the production of heat and light

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

Technique of applying demi-permanet or semi-permanent hair color to hair to add shine or refresh color

Performed by coloring alternating selected stands from a thin subsection of hair

Produces yellow to red pigments in the hair

Known as Patch Test, Appling a small amount of product on the skin to check for sensitivity or allergic reaction

Known as Contributing Pigment, the warm and cool tone seen within the predominant haircolor

Known as Hue, the balance of color

Product used to make another product more intense, vibrant, stronger, or purer

Technique that allows for better hair color penetration by softening the cuticle, often used prior to hair coloring

Semi-permanent or demi-permanet hair color product used on pre-lightened hair

The coloring matter that provides us with the natural color of our hair and skin, known as Pigment

Study of non-living or never living organisms that do not contain carbon

Mixing a primary and secondary color that are located opposite of each other on the color wheel

Deposits or adds color to existing color, not lighten hair

Known as Catalyst or a Hydrogen Peroxide, oxidizing agent added or lightener that assists in the development process

Known as Periodic Strand Test, determines if the hair color is absorbing and processing evenly ​

Mixture in which small particales are dispersed through gas, liquid

Support tool for the Law of Color

Chemical reaction that occurs when oxygen is released from a substance, reaction assists in the development of color

Two or more atoms chemically joined, retain their chemical and physical properties to form matter

Medical term for gray hair, the result of a gradual decline in melanin

Simple form of matter, cannot be broken down into a simpler substance

Technique of coloring some hair stands lighter then their natural color

Definite chemical and physical properties

Middle layer of hair, made up of elongated cells containing melanin and keratin

Ranges from 7.1 to 14 on pH Scale

Gas with a strong oder, made up of nitrogen and hydrogen

Cuticle scales are flat, causing minimal liquid absorption

Two-step technique involving lightening hair, application of toner to achieve desired haircolor​

Particales in an atom that have a neutral change (having no positive or negative change)

Techniques used to create texture, as well as various dimensions of color

A system used to determine lightness or darkness of a color

Particales in an atom the have a positive change

Deposit-only hair color the penetrates into the cuticles layer of the hair​

Study of living or previously living organisms containing carbon

Particales in an atom that have a negative charge

Deposits or lightens natural pigment in the cortex layer of hair

Ranges from 0 to 6.9 on the pH Scale

Equalize porosity and replace missing pigment in one application

Creates a chemical change in hair, permanent hair color and demi-permanet haircolor

Substance that has mass and occupies space, occurs in the form of solid, liquid, or gas

Utilizing two or more haircolors or techniques to create depth, movement and shape

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