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A ——— substance is a form of matter that has constant composition and specific properties:
Pure
Chemical
Property
Hair color
2
Compound is known as:
Pure substance
Solutions
Compound molecule
Electrons
3
A Haircoloring process that can lighten and deposit color in one step :
None of the above
Triple process
Double process
Single process
4
Reverse highlighting is also known as:
Lowlighting
Highlighting
Corrective Hair-coloring
Double process
5
Mixing red and violet creates a ______ color:
Tertiary
Primary
Secondary
Complementary
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——— are used to neutralize undesirable colors:
Tertiary
Analogous colors
Complementary colors
Monochromatic colors
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Stimulates the imagination by allowing you to create arrangements of two or more colors anywhere on the head:
Glazing
Reverse color
Dimensional technique
Painting
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This type of lightener is available in cream, oil and some powder forms:
Purple lighteners
On the scalp lighteners
Off the scalp lighteners
Single lightners
9
Double process hair-color involves lightening the hair, followed by a:
Glazing
Lighter color
Dark color
Toner
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A ______ is used to add shine to the hair:
Temporary
Filler
Glaze
None of the above
11
The chemical reaction in which oxygen is added to an element or compound:
Blending
Combustion
Oxidation
Pre-softening
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Pigment is what gives color its color; its source can be neutral , mineral or:
Chemical
Physical
Both red and blue
Neither red or blue
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Molecules are two or more atoms _____ joined, and retain their chemical and physical properties to form matter:
Electrically
Chemically
Physically
Forcibly
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The simplest form of matter is a/an:
Atom
Proton
Compound
Element
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Natural hair dye is a non- professional hair color, also known as:
Lightening dye
Mineral dye
Vegetable hair dye
None of the above
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_______ is divided into two basic categories: on the scalp and off the scalp:
Lightener
Aniline derivative color
Compound dye
Indirect dye
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A _____ is used to replace any missing primary color(s) in the hair :
Lightener
Drabber
Intensifier
Filler
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The layer of the hair that contains melanin
Hair shaft
Cortex
Cuticle
Medulla
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Natural cool tones are:
Red and yellow
Blue and yellow
Blue and violet
Red and orange
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Hair as it grows out from the scalp that has not been chemically treated:
New growth
Re-touch
Single process
Resistant
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The oxidizing agent added to haircolor or lightener that assists in the development process:
Hydrogen peroxide
Developer
Catalyst
All of the above
22
Gradual dye, also known as a metallic dye, contains :
Oxygen
Fiber
Vegetable
Metal
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While lifting natural hair color, the hair will go through stages of:
Color balancing
Dimensional coloring
Decolorization
Haircoloring
24
An atom is the smallest chemical part of a/ an:
Suspension
Molecule
Compound
Element
25
Henna is a example of:
Vegetable hair dye
Indirect hair dye
Permanent hair dye
Direct hair dye
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After decolorizing the hair, toners are typically used to:
Neutralize
Cleanse
All of the above
Lighten
27
The law of color is a system that help provide an understanding of:
All of the above
Color tones
Color relationships
Color neutralization
28
The color wheel is a tool that:
All of the above
Helps to identify complementary color
Supports the law of color
Shows how colors are created
29
Products that are acidic have a pH range of:
1.0 to 6.0
0 to 5.9
All of the above
0 to 6.0
30
Primary colors consist of:
Red, green, blue
Red, green, orange
Red, yellow, blue
Red, yellow, green
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An example of overlapping would be when the haircolor products spread into :
A. Previous colored hair
Both A and B
C. New growth
B. Previous lightened hair
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A viable line or band between two hair colors, artificial and/ or natural :
Line of separation
Line of demarcation
Line of color
Line of lightening
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Highlighting is a hair coloring technique that ______ natural or artificial hair color.
None of the above
Lightens and darkens
Lightens
Darkens
34
Your guest has haircolor on her skin around the hairline, you will need to use:
Hair color stain remover
Hair color remover
Face cream
Hand soap
35
Applying an oxidative hair color over a metallic dye is an example of:
Oxidation
Explosion
Corrosion
Combustion
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———— occurs by the slowing down of melanin production in the cortex of the hair:
Alopecia
Lightening
Canities
Toning
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Electrons are the particles in an atom that have a/an :
Positive charge
Alternating current
Negative charge
Direct current
38
Pheomelanin produces ______ pigments in the hair:
Yellow to red
Brown to black
Orange to brown
Red to violet
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The outermost layer of hair that is protective:
Cuticle
Hair shaft
Cortex
Medulla
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Undertone is the warm or cool tones seen within the predominant haircolor that are the result of _____ pigment found in
Artificial
Natural
Indirect
Direct
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———- hair colors are divided into two types of dye molecules:
Compound dye
Alkanolamine
Metallic dye
Aniline derivative
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Increasing the porosity of the hair by opening the cuticle and allowing for more pigment to be absorbed:
Pre-lightening
Pre-toning
Pre-coloring
Pre-softening
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______ have definite chemical and physical properties:
Solvents
Ammonia
Concentrates
Pure substances
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Virgin haircolor application implies the hair has been colored how many times:
Multiple
2
1
0
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Quick lighteners are another name for:
Off the scalp lighteners
Single lighteners
Purple lighteners
On the. Scalp lighteners
46
Hair-color remover is a solution used to remove existing haircolor with minimal:
Deposit
Damage
Lift
Dye
47
Color tinted shampoo is categorized as ____ haircolor :
Semi-permanent
Permanent
Demi-permanent
Temporary
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Hydrogen peroxide that contains both two hydrogen and two oxygen molecules is a example of :
Compound
Corrosion
Monochromatic
Complementary
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Catalyst is also known as:
Volume
Hydrogen peroxide
Oxidative hair color
None of the above
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When natural hair color is diffused from the hair, the hair goes through a process called the:
Stages of Decolorization
Levels of removal
Levels of coloration
Stages of pigmentation
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Weaving or slicing are two types of :
Painting techniques
Glazing techniques
Foiling techniques
Corrective color techniques
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No -oxidative hair color does not change the hair chemically and is used to:
Darken color
Add subtle tone
All of the above
Impart shine
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Mixing red and blue in equal proportions create a:
Secondary color
Complementary color
Tertiary color
Primary color
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Concentrates are classified into two types:
drabbers and pure colors
Intensifiers and pure colors
Intensifiers and complementary colors
Drabbers and intensifiers
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Potential hydrogen (pH) is the concentrated amount of hydrogen ions in a solution containing:
Ammonia
Salt
Oxygen
Water
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Diffusing or lifting the natural hair color to achieve the desired end result
Lowlighting
Dyeing
Hair coloring
Pre-lightening
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A neutron is a _____ particle with zero electrical charge and a mass equal to that of a proton:
Neutral
Negative
None of the above
Positive
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Bleach is also known as:
Lighter
Decolonized
Both red and blue
Neither
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A test performed during a haircolor service to determine the progression of the haircolor:
Patch
Porosity
Processing strand
Elasticity
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Semi-permanent haircolor that penetrates the cuticle layer will gradually fade depending on:
The density
Haircolor formulation
The application process
How often hair is shampooed
61
A chemical reaction in which the oxidizing change in the hair, providing _____ haircolor results:
Blending
Combustion
Long lasting
Oxidation
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Ion / ions are electrically charged ______ formed by the loss or gain of one or more electrons:
Molecules
Atoms
Elements
Matter
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Reverse haircolor is also known as :
Return color
Filler
Tint black
None of the above
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Redox is also known as:
Peroxide
Developer
Combustion
Oxidation-reduction
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The system that categorizes haircolor numerically :
Level system
Hue system
Tonal system
Color system
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Contributing pigment is also known as:
Dominant pigment
Warm color
True color
Undertone
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Emulsions are:
Neither red or blue
Both red and blue
Two immiscible liquids
Oil and water
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Water is an example of a/an:
Solvent
Neither
Ointment
Both red and blue
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The transformation of composition, structures and properties of matter:
Physiology
Chemistry
Anatomy
Electricity
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Protons are particles in an atom that have a:
None of the above
Neutral charge
Positive charge
Negative charge
71
The branch of chemistry that deals with products containing carbon:
Organic chemistry
Inorganic chemistry
Molecular chemistry
Atomic chemistry
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The flatter the cuticle scales, the more _______ the hair:
Accessible
Absorbent
Porous
Resistant
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Chemistry is the science that deals with composition, structures, and properties of:
Oxygen
Matter
Chemicals
Hair color
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_____ is classified on the color wheel from warm to cool; also referred to as tone:
Intensity
Undertone
Level
Hue
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The strongest category of haircolor that can deposit and lighten natural pigments
Semi-permanent
Decolorization
Demi-permanent
Permanent
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The particles of a/an ______ are likely to settle and separate:
Suspension
Soap
Ointment
Solution
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The foiling technique that adds darker pigment to selected strands of hair:
Lowlighting
Highlighting
Pre-lighting
Lightening
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The process of returning hair back to its natural state or desired level / color :
None of the above
Reverse color
Tint black
Both red and blue
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A concentrated product that is added to a Haircolor formulation to make the end result more vibrant:
Fashion color
Contributing pigment
Drabber
Intensifier
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A 24 to 48 hour test to check for sensitivity and/or allergic reaction:
Oxidation
Hair
Predisposition
Strand
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Metallic dye products contain metals that create a/an ____ build up of color.
Quick
Rapid
Even
Slow
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The degree of lightness or darkness:
Porosity
Form
Texture
Level
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These are also known as lighteners:
Haircolor molecules
Metallic dyes
Vegetable dyes
De-colorizers
84
Eumelanin, the most abundant type of human melanin, produces ____ pigment in the hair:
Yellow to red
Red to violet
Brown to black
Yellow to white
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In order to reduce the amount of unwanted warmth in a hair color, you can use a/an:
Intensifier
Lightener
Filler
Drabber
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The innermost layer of hair
Cortex
Medulla
Cuticle
Hair strand
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Solutions are stable mixtures of two or more :
Gases
Liquids
All of the above
Solids
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Hydrogen peroxide is also known as
Developer
All of the above
Oxidizing agent
Catalyst
89
Rocks, water, and minerals do not contain carbon. They are examples used while studying:
Compound chemistry
Organic chemistry
Natural chemistry
Inorganic chemistry
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The colorless gas with a strong odor that divides oxidative colors into two categories:
Alcohol
Acid
Alkaline
Ammonia
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A long lasting semi-permanent hair color is known as:
Semi-permanent
Temporary
Permanent
Demi-permanent
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One part of a group of viscous (thick), water -soluble amino alcohols :
Aniline derivatives
Ammonia
Alkanolamines
Acetone
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The coloring matter that provides the natural color to our hair and skin:
Bond
Pigment
Melanin
Dye
94
Special effects are techniques used to create :
Highlights
Lowlights
Dimensions
All the above
95
The level of concentration and strength of hydrogen peroxide:
Level
Concentrator
Regulator
Volume
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A patch test displaying rash, hives, swelling or inflammation has a _____ reaction:
Positive
General
Negative
Safe
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A chemical reaction in which the oxidizing agent is reduced, and the reducing agent is oxidized:
A. Oxidation-reduction
B. redox
C. Decolorization
Both A. and B.
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Alkalinity pH range is:
8.0 to 14
7.0 to 14
8.1 to 14
7.1 to 14