Hair coloring SB Theory

Gradual dye, also known as a metallic dye, contains _______.

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

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

Metallic dye products contain metals that create a/an _________ build-up of color.

Catalyst is also known as _______.

Undertone is the warm or cool tones seen within the predominant haircolor that are the result of _____ pigment found in.

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

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

A visible line or band between two haircolors, artificial and/or natural.

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

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

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

The outermost layer of hair that is protective.

Primary colors consist of _____,_____,_____.

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

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

The innermost layer of hair.

Contributing pigment is also known as dominant pigment.

Pigment is what gives color it’s color; it’s source can be natural, mineral or _________.

A patch test displaying rash, hives, swelling or inflammation has a ______ reaction.

A Pure substance is a form of matter that has constant composition and specific properties.

Hydrogen Peroxide is also known as as _________.

The flatter the cuticle scales, the more _________ the hair.

_______ occurs by the slowing down of melanin production in the cortex of the hair.

The simplest form of matter is a/an ______.

Bleach is known as _______ and ________.

Quick lighteners are another name for________.

Products that are acidic have a pH range of ____ to ____.

A ________ is used to replace any missing primary color(s) In the hair.

Redox is also known as _______.

The transformation of composition, structures and properties of matter.

Applying an oxidative Haircolor over a metallic dye is and example of _________.

The system that categorizes haircolor numerically:

The layer of hair that contains melanin.

Mixing red and violet creates a ________ color.

These are also known as lighteners.

Alkalinity pH range is ____ to _____.

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

The oxidizing agent added to Haircolor or Lightener that assists in the development process.

__________ haircolors are decided into two types of dye molecules.

The process of returning hair back to it natural state or desired level/color.

Color tinted shampoo is categorized as ________ haircolor.

Henna is an example of _______.

Hydrogen peroxide that contains both 2 hydrogen and 2 oxygen molecules is an example of compound.

The law of color is a system that helps to provide and understanding of ____________.

Special effects are techniques used to create dimension.

Reverse highlighting is also known as _________.

Pheomelanin produces __________ pigments in the hair.

Eumelanin, the most abundant type of human melanin, produces _________ pigments in the hair.

__________ colors are used to neutralize undesirable colors.

Natural cool tones are ________.

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

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

Molecules are two or more atoms chemically joined, and don’t retain their chemical and physical properties.

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

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

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

Solutions are stable mixtures of two or more.

_________ is divided into two basic categories:on the scalp and off the scalp:

Hue is classified on the color wheel from warm to cool; Also referred to as Undertone

Level is the degree of…?

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

The level of concentration and strength of hydrogen peroxide.

Compound is also known as ________.

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

The colorless gas with a strong odor that decides oxidative colors into two categories.

Protons are particles in an atom that have a ________.

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

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

The color wheel is a tool that ________.

Diffusing of lifting the natural hair color to achieve the desired end result.

Concentrates are classified into these two types.

Electrons are the particles in an atom that have a/an _________.

A long lasting semi-permanent haircolor is known as _______-_______.

_________ have definite chemical and physical properties.

Potential hydrogen (pH) is the concentrated amount of hydrogen ions in a solution containing _______.

Weaving or slicing are two types of.

Hair as it grows out from the scalp that has not been chemically treated.

After decolorizing the hair, toners are typically used to ________.

Your guest has haircolor on her skin around the hairline, you will need to use ________.

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

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

A _______ is used to add shine to the hair.

Water is an example of a/an.

The particles of a/an ________ are likely to settle and separate.

A neutron is a ________ particle with zero electrical charge and a mass equal to that of a proton.

Highlighting is a haircoloring technique that __________ natural or artificial haircolor.

The branch of chemistry that deals with products containing carbon.

Double process haircolor involves lightening the hair, followed by a ________.

An example of overlapping would be when the haircolor products spread onto_________.

Emulsions are _________.

An atom is the smallest chemical part of a/an ___________.

Reverse haircolor is also known as ________.

A chemical reaction in which oxygen is added to an element or compound.

A Haircoloring process that can lighten and deposit color in one step.

One part of a group of viscous (thick), water-soluble amino alcohols.

Non-oxidative haircolor does not change the hair chemically and is used to.

Mixing red and blue is proportions creates a _________.