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A #haircolor #BLINDQUIZ To prep for quiz on hair color terminology
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What type of color is created by mixing a primary color with a neighboring secondary color?
Black
Complementary color
Brown
Tertiary color
2
A stable mixture of two or more substances which can be solid liquid gas or any combination:
Potion
Solution
Matter
Melanin
3
The layer of the hair containing round cells and found deepest in the hair strand is the---
Cortex
Medulla
Arrector pili
Dermal papilla
4
What are the three states of matter?
Dirt mud Grease
Ice vapor water
Solid liquid gas
5
What makes another product more vibrant, intense, purer or stronger?
Concentrate
Drabber
Toner
Glazing
6
The smallest chemical part of an element is what?
Molecule
Topotment
Ohm
Atom
7
Which layer of the hair shaft is responsible for the strength and the natural coloring matter?
Cuticle
Melanin
Cortex
Medulla
8
Negatively charged subatomic particles are called
Neutrons
Positrons
Bumblebee
Electrons
9
Subatomic particle with no charge
Neutron
Proton
Megatron
Electron
10
Tone is known as what?
Level
The balance of color
Melanin
Primary
11
What is the process of diffusing color from the hair?
Decolorization
Filling
Toning
Glazing
12
Which branch of chemistry deals with non-living non carbon-based substances?
Organic chemistry
Biology
Physiology
Inorganic chemistry
13
What substance is used to raise a Solution's pH level and neutralize acids? Has low odor.
Hydrogen
Alkanolamines
Carbon
Ammonia
14
Which subatomic particle carries a positive charge?
Proton
Electrons
Watts
Amperes
15
Which type of hair color is used to deposit color or lighten the natural pigment in the cortex?
Temporary color
Demi-permanent color
Permanent color
Semi-permanent color
16
List the layers of the hair shaft:
Secondary and tertiary
Armor elastic density
Eumelanin and pheomelanin
Cuticle cortex medulla
17
What are the warm tones seen within the natural hair color called?
Undertone
Level
Melanin
Canities
18
What techniques are used to create color dimension and the look of texture?
Toning
Reverse hair color
Special effects
Glazing
19
A mixture in which small particles of a substance are dispersed. Will settle and separate.
Emulsion
Suspension
Alkaline
Mixture
20
List the primary colors
Red yellow blue
Purple teal fuchsia
Black brown pink
Green orange red
21
When oxygen is released from a substance what is taking place?
A grand Ole time!
Processing
Alkalizing
Oxidation
22
A technique of coloring specific strands of hair darker than their existing color is called:
Ombre
Dark lights
Balayage
Low lighting
23
What is non-professional hair color which contains metals and builds up with continual use?
Henna
Vegetable dye
Metallic dye
Temporary Hair color
24
What type of melanin produces yellow to Red pigments in the hair?
Natural contributing pigments
Pheomelanin
Undertone
Eumelanin
25
What type of hair color is used to deposit or lighten natural pigments in the hair?
Henna
Iso color
Demi-permanent
Permanent
26
What is a solvent?
Hydroxide
Water
A substance that can dissolve another substance
Honey
27
How many layers are there in the hair shaft?
6
8
3
1
28
Hair with flat cuticle scales, thus allowing for minimal liquid absorption is said to have what type of porosity?
Irregular
Severe
Normal
Resistant
29
What occurs when a substance is rapidly oxidized producing heat and light?
A chemical mixture
Combustion
Laser
Neutron
30
What type of hair color deposits only and fades within four to six weeks without leaving a harsh line of demarcation?
Demi-permanent
Permanent
Temporary
Toner
31
What system is used to determine the darkness or lightness of a color?
Level system
Swatch chart
Color series chart
Law of color
32
The oxidizing agent which helps to develop hair color is a catalyst called developer or:
Sodium bicarbonate
Sodium hydroxide
Hydrogen peroxide
Camphor
33
What type of hair color does not produce a chemical reaction and requires no mixing?
Non-oxidative
Oxidative
Intensifier
Developer
34
Which tool is used to support the law of color and shows how colors are related?
Color wheel
Color chart
Level finder
Tone finder
35
Slicing or weaving specific strands of hair for lightening or depositing hair color is called. . .
Ombre
Foiling technique
Tint back
Ballyage
36
The scientific name for gray hair is:
Tinea
Unmelanin
Pedicilosis
Canities
37
Red and yellow colors are considered to be:
Cool
Warm
Bland
Hot
38
What is it called when hair color is applied for the first time?
Low lighting
Secondary application
Virgin application
Premiere Application
39
What type of organisms does organic chemistry deal with?
Tapeworms
Pediculosis capitis
Living and carbon-based
Deceased and chlorophyll infused
40
What type of hair color does not penetrate the hair shaft but only coats the cuticle and shampoos out immediately?
Toner
Secondary
Permanent
Temporary
41
What do you get when you suspend one liquid into another without mixing?
Emulsion
Chelating
Suspension
Element
42
A visible band or line between two different hair colors is known as a:
Dimensional color
Hot mess
Line of demarcation
Multi-tonal color
43
What is used to replace missing pigment and equalize porosity when performing a tint back?
Toner
Glaze
Decolorizer
Filler
44
Which tool is used to support the law of color and show how colors are related?
Color chart
Prism
Rainbow
Color wheel
45
What concentrated hair color is used to neutralize unwanted warmth?
Filler
Henna
Drabber
Intensifier
46
A Chemical combination of two or more atoms from different elements is called what?
Atom
Pure substance
Compound Molecule
Ion
47
What oxidizing agent helps to develop hair color and lightener?
Hydrogen peroxide
All of these
Catalyst
Developer
48
What is the purpose of the cuticle layer of the hair shaft?
Density
Strength
Protection
Thickness
49
This is a deposit only hair color that penetrates the cuticle.
Permanent
Temporary
Demi-permanent
Semi-permanent
50
Hue is another word for
Level
Brightness
Tone
Intensity
51
What does the pH scale measure?
Weight
Height
Acidity
Alkalinity
52
A two-step technique which lightens the hair and then tones the color is called what?
Blazing mannequin
Double process hair color
Tint back
Filler
53
The smallest form of matter which cannot be broken down is what?
Ion
Element
Atom
Molecule
54
What are aniline derivatives?
Scary chemicals
Uncolored dye precursors
Hydrogen peroxide
Ammonia
55
What forms are lighteners available in?
Cream
Powder
All of these
Oil
56
A patch test, or__________ test is done to check for skin sensitivity or allergy to a chemical.
Spot test
Predisposition test
Preliminary strand test
Processing strand test
57
What oxidizing agent develops certain types of hair color? It is measured in volume/ percentage
Tertiary
Non oxidizing
Developer
Emulsion
58
A strong smelling gas made up of nitrogen and hydrogen
Petroleum
Carbon dioxide
Ammonia
Ramen
59
What is the coloring matter that provides natural pigment to hair, skin and eyes?
Complementary color
Melanin
Tertiary color
Concentrate
60
What is non-professional hair color made from plants called?
Metallic dye
Natural hair dye
Medulla
Developer