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Another name for a two step technique of lightening and toning?
Examples of warm colors are:
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Examples of warm colors are:
Red and yellow
blue and green
gold and green
Yellow and blue
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Another name for a two step technique of lightening and toning?
highlighting hair
double process haircolor
single process haircolor
filling then depositing
3
Slicing and weaving are ________.
hair glazes
color applications
foiling techniques
soap capping
4
An 'Oxidative' color comes in what 2 types?
permanent and demi-permanent
semi and demi-permanent
metallic and intense
temporary and permanent
5
Alternating strands of hair within a section.
carving
forming
slicing
weaving
6
What is glazing used for?
blend and hilight
brighten and tone
refresh color or add shine
tone and blend
7
What is used to determine the lightness or darkness of a color?
consultation
Level system
Line of demarcation
Color wheel
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'Intensity' is the _____ of a color's appearance.
glaze
strength
level
warmth
9
Cortex is the ____ layer of hair.
middle
inner
outer
fatty
10
'On the scalp' lighteners come in ?
cream liquid and glaze
Oil cream and glaze
liquid oil and cream
Cream oil and powder
11
What does a Drabber do?
neutralize unwanted warmth
intensify color
deepen color
works as a filler
12
Demi-permanent fades in _______.
four to six shampoos
four to six days
four to six hours
four to six weeks
13
What produces a secondary color?
two primary colors equally
tertiary and a primary
none of the above
two primary unequally
14
Colors opposite on color wheel.
Tertiary colors
Primary colors
Secondary colors
Complementary colors
15
Why are 'Metallic' dyes bad?
easy to remove
non-professional and expensive
contain metals and builds up
overlaps and strips
16
Melanin is another term for _____.
pigment
compounds
canities
level
17
Catalyst, developer and hydrogen peroxide are examples of what?
Oxidizing agents
reverse haircolor
lighteners
drabbers
18
Toners are used on _________ hair.
filled
pre-lightened
colorized
stripped
19
The 'Medulla' is the __________layer of hair made up of _____ cells.
innermost; round
middle; oval
outermost; round
external; oval
20
'Line of demarcation' refers to what?
regrowth at scalp
highlights and lowlights
A visible line between two colors
measuring line
21
Three basic colors used to create all colors
secondary
tertiary
complementary
primary
22
The 'undertones' refer to ____.
intensity
warm tones
high-lights
concentrator
23
What can deepen or brighten another haircolor?
toner
intensifier
filler
drabber
24
Temporary Haircolor washes out in ___ shampoo(s).
1
2-4
5
3-5
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The 'level' is the degree of ______ or ______ of a color
drab; brassiness
darkness; lightness
tone; undertone
warm; cool
26
Hair with the least amount of porosity?
damaged
high-lighted
Pre-lightened
Resistant
27
'Canities' is the medical term for _____.
gray hair
high-lighted hair
brittle hair
undertones
28
lightening or depositing haircolor in one application.
demi-permanent
single process
semi-permanent
hair glaze
29
Natural hair dye is made of what?
plants
insects
metallics
jello
30
What does the 'Law of color' do?
Helps you to understand color relationships
Understand Complementary colors
understand primary colors
Understand the level system
31
An allergy test.
Processing strand test
Predisposition test
both red & blue
Patch test
32
Oil cream and powder are forms of what?
developers
Lighteners
fillers
drabbers
33
A semi-permanent is what kind of haircolor?
temporary
long lasting
double process
deposit-only
34
What type of haircolor is used to deposit or lighten pigments in the cortex?
semi-permanent
temporary
permanent
metallic
35
Mixing a primary with a secondary color produces what?
a cool color
complementary color
tertiary color
a warm color
36
What is used to replace missing pigment?
A filler
An intensifier
A drabber
A lightener
37
A 'concentrate' makes another product more ______?
all the above
intense
vibrant
stronger
38
What can be used to diffuse, dissolve or decolorize pigment from the hair.
lightener
all the above
bleach
decolorizer
39
Necessary on resistant and/or gray hair for better penetration.
decolorizing
tint back
oxidation
presoftening
40
A 'processing strand test' is done _______ a service.
after
before
during
during consultation
41
'Non-oxidative' means there is no _____.
mixing
none of the above
chemical reaction
both red and yellow
42
What does the Color Wheel support?
Law of Color
Complementary colors
Level system
line of demarcation
43
Lowlighting is coloring specific strands _________ than existing color.
same level
darker
lighter
none of the above
44
'Decolorizing' is what?
Process of diffusing hair color
clarifying the hair
Filling the hair
pre-softening the hair
45
Eumelanin produces what?
red pigments
brown to black pigments
gold pigments
yellow pigments
46
A 'compound molecule' is a chemical combination of what?
three alkanolamines
two or more elements
two or more atoms
pure substances
47
Tone is A.K.A. _____
hue
undertone
color wheel
level
48
'Pheomelanin' produces what?
warm to ash tones
brown to black pigments
highlighted tones
yellow to red pigments
49
What does 'Special Effects' color application produce?
tint-back
Dimension and texture
pre-lightening
reverse haircolor
50
High-lighting means to ________ strands of hair.
presoften
colorize
decolorize
deposit
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Two foil-techniques are _______ and weaving.
free handing
slicing
melting
painting
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Somebody getting color for the 1st time.
decolorizing
Re-touch color
high-lighting
Virgin haircolor