pre-salon haircoloring quiz

Question 1

deposit or lighten the natural pigments in the cortex

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permanent

Question 2

TONE IS THE BALANCE OF COLOR

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TRUE

Question 3

diffuse, dissolve or decolorize natural/artificial pigment from hair

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all

Question 4

A SOLUTION IS A STABLE MIXTURE OF TWO OR MORE SOLIDS, LIQUIDS, OR GASES

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TRUE

Question 5

using primary&secondary color that are opposite each other on color wheel makes what color

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complementary

Question 6

decolorizing select strands of hair

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highlighting

Question 7

MATTER OCCURS IN THE FORM OF

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ALL OF THE ABOVE

Question 8

A MIXTURE THAT IF LEFT UNDISTURBED MAY SETTLE AND SEPARATE

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SUSPENSION

Question 9

SMALLEST CHEMICAL PART OF AN ELEMENT

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ATOM

Question 10

test done to see if color is absorbing and processing evenly

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processing strand test/ periodic strand test

Question 11

deposit only, penetrates cuticle

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semi-permanent

Question 12

cream,oil, sometimes powder, can be used on scalp

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on scalp lightener

Question 13

semi- or demi-permanent haircolor used on lightened hair to neutralize existing pigment

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toner

Question 14

lightening then toning

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double process hair color

Question 15

7.1-14 ON THE pH SCALE

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ALKALINE

Question 16

tool that shows how colors are related (support law of color)

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color wheel

Question 17

A GAS MADE UP OF NITROGEN AND HYDROGEN THAT HAS A STRONG ODOR

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AMMONIA

Question 18

yellow to red pigments in hair

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pheomelanin

Question 19

SIMPLEST FORM OF MATTER.IT CANNOT BE BROKEN DOWN INTO SIMPLER SUBSTANCE

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ELEMENT

Question 20

TEST GIVEN TO DETERMINE IF THE CLIENT IS ALLERGIG TO HAIRCOLOR

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PREDISPOSITION

Question 21

SUSPENSION OF ONE LIQUID INTO ANOTHER, EVEN THOUGH THEY DO NOT MIX

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EMULSION

Question 22

RED, YELLOW AND GREEN ARE THE PRIMARY COLORS

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FALSE

Question 23

TWO OR MORE ATOMS JOINED CHEMICALLY THAT RETAIN THEIR PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL PROPERTIES

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MOLECULE

Question 24

middle layer of hair

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cortex

Question 25

0 - 6.9 ON THE pH SCALE

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ACID

Question 26

creates color dimension and the look of texture

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special effects

Question 27

system that tells lightness or darkness of a color

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level system

Question 28

alternating selected strands of hair within a section of hair

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weaving

Question 29

concentrate haircolor that helps neutralize unwanted warmth

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drabber

Question 30

lightner comes in what form

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all the above

Question 31

to check skin sensitivity or allergy to a product or chemical

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predisposition test

Question 32

combo of 2 or more atoms from different elements

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compound molecule

Question 33

red and yellow are

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warm

Question 34

coloring specific strands of hair darker than their existing color

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lowlighting

Question 35

warm tones seen in natural haircolor

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undertone

Question 36

A RAPID OXIDATION OF A SUBSTANCE, PRODUCING HEAT AND LIGHT

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COMBUSTION

Question 37

visible band or line between 2 different colors, natural or artifical

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line of demarcation

Question 38

STUDY OF NON-LIVING ORGANISMS THAT DO NOT CONTAIN CARBON

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INORGANIC

Question 39

THE CHEMISTRY THAT STUDIES LIVING ORGANISMS THAT CONTAIN CARBON

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<p>ORGANIC</p>

Question 40

PARTICLES IN AN ATOM WITH NO CHARGE

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NEUTRON

Question 41

DEEPEST LAYER OF HAIR SHAFT

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MEDULLA

Question 42

haircolor that contains metals and builds up with continual use

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metallic

Question 43

concentrate makes product

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all the above

Question 44

opening the cuticle of resistant/gray hair to allow for better penetration of color.

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presoftening

Question 45

1st time color appilication is applied as

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virgin haircolor application

Question 46

no chemical reaction, no mixing hair color

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non-oxidative

Question 47

A SUBSTANCE USED TO DISSOLVE ANOTHER SUBSTANCE

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SOLVENT

Question 48

FOUND IN PERMANENT HAIRCOLOR ALSO KNOWN AS UNCOLORED DYE PRECURSORS

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ANILINE DERIVITIVES

Question 49

creates chemical change, comes in permanent and demi-permanent types

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oxidative

Question 50

THESE NEUTRALIZE ACIDS OR RAISES pH; LESS ODOR THAN AMMONIA

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ALKANOLAMINES

Question 51

replaces missing pigment and equalize porosity

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filler

Question 52

concentrated haircolor that deepens or brighten another color

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intensifier

Question 53

OXIDIZING AGENT ADDED TO HAIRCOLOR OR LIGHTENER TO HELP WITH THE DEVELOPMENT PROCESS

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DEVELOPER

Question 54

refresh haircolor and add shine

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glazing

Question 55

oxidizing agent that helps develop haircolor or lightener

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all

Question 56

non-professional color made from plants

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natural hair dye

Question 57

innermost layer of hair composed of round cells where haircolor doesnt reach this level

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medulla

Question 58

POSITIVELY CHARGED PARTICLES IN AN ATOM

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PROTONS

Question 59

mixing primary color with neighboring secondary color

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tertiary

Question 60

coloring matter that provides the natural color of our hair and skin

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melanin

Question 61

THE CHEMICAL REATION THAT OCCURS WHEN OXYGEN IS RELEASED FROM A SUBSTANCE HELPS COLOR DEVELOP

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OXIDATION

Question 62

TERM FOR GRAY HAIR

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CANITIES

Question 63

which is a foiling technique

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a&c

pre-salon haircoloring quiz

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pre-salon haircoloring quiz

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