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Hair color quiz
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| What are the three primary colors | Blue,red,yellow |
| What is the deepest layer of the hair shaft | Medulla |
| A test done to determine if your guest is allergic to hair color | Predisposition test also known as patch test |
| The balance of color is the | Toner |
| Medical term for gray hair | Canities |
| The smallest chemical part of an element | Atom |
| The simplest or of matter that cannot be broken down into a simpler substance | Element |
| Matter occurs in the form of blank, blank and,blank | Solid,liquid,and gas |
| Particles in an atom with no charge | Neutron |
| Positively charged particles in an atom | Proton |
| A product that ranges from 0 to6.9 on the ph | Acidic |
| A product that ranges from 7.1to14 on the ph scale | Alkaline |
| A gas made up of nitrogen and hydrogen that has a strong odor | Ammonia |
| The oxidizing agent manufactured in volume or percentages that is added to hair color or lightened to assist in the development process | Developer |
| Small compounds found in permanent hair color, also known as uncolored dye precurssurs | Aniline derivatives |
| Two or more atoms chemically joined that retain their chemical and physical properties | Molecule |
| The chemistry that studies living or once living organisms that contain carbon | Organic chemistry |
| The chemistry that studies not living or never living organisms that do not contain carbon | Inorganic chemistry |
| The rapid oxidation of a substance,producing light and heat | Combustion |
| The chemical reaction that occurs when oxygen is released from a substance and helps to develop hair color | Oxidation |
| Neutralizes acids or raises the ph and creates less odor then ammonia | Alkanolamines |
| Stable mixture of two or more solids,liquids,gazes or a combination of these | Solutions |
| A mixture in which small particles of a substance are dispersed,and if left undisturbed likely to settle and separaatte | Suspension |
| Suspending one liquid into a second liquid although they do not mix together | Emulsion |
| A substance that can dissolve another substance | Solvent |
| The degree of darkness or lightness of color | Level |
| The system used to determine the darkness or lightness of a color | Level system |
| Mixing two primary colors in equal proportions creates blank colors | Secondary |
| The strength of a color appearance | Intensity |
| Red and yellow are blank colors | Warm |
| Products yellow to red pigments in hair | Pheomelanin |
| Products brown to black pigments in the hair | Eumelanin |
| Another term for pigments, the coloring matter that provides us with the natural color of our hair +skin | Melain |
| Mixing a primary and secondary color that are opposite of each other on the color wheel | Comptementeary colors |
| Hair with flat cuticle scales,thus allowing minimal liquid absorption | Resistant hair |
| The middle layer of the shaft | Cortex |
| A test done to see if hair color is absorbing and processing evenly | Processing strand test |
| The first time hair color is applied to the hair | Virgin hair color application |
| No cheMicallef reaction or mixing takes place with this type if haircolor | Non-oxidation |
| Hair color that only covers the cuticle and typically washes out after the first shampoo | Temporary |
| Colors created by mixing a primary color with a neighboring secondary color | Tertiary color |
| A deposit -only color that penetrates into the cuticle | Smei-permanent |
| Haircolor that fades in four to six weeks+only deposits | Demi-permanent |
| Type of haircolor used to deposit or lighten the natural pigments in the cortex | Permanent |
| The visible line or band between two different haircolors,natural or artificial | Line of demarcation |
| A chemical combination of two or more atoms from different elements | Compound molecules |
| This haircolor creates a chemical chang and comes in permanent and Demi-permanent types | Oxidation |
| Process of opening the cuticle of resistant and or gray hair allowing for better penetration of color | Presoftening |
| The warm tones seen within the natural hair color | Undertone also known as contributing pigment |
| A concentrated haircolor that can deepen or brighten another color | Intensity |
| Non professional haircolor made from plants | Natural hair dye also known vegetable hair dye |
| An oxidizing agent that helps to develop haircolor or lightener | Beach,hydrogen |
| Process of diffusing natural haircolor or artificial haircolor from the hair | Decolorization |
| Non-professional haircolor that contains metals and builds up with continual use | Metallic dye also known as gradual dye |
| Used replace missing pigment and equalize porosity | Filler |
| Semi-permanent or Demi-permanent haircolor used on ore-lightened hair to neutralize existing pigment | Toner also known as hue |
| A concentrate haircolor that helps neutralize unwanted warmth | Drabber |
| Makes another product more vibrant,intense,purer,or stronger | Concentrate |
| A technique of decolorization specific hair strands | Highlightener |
| Lightener is available in what forms | Power,oil,cream |
| One application of hair color to either lighten the natural haircolor or to deposit haircolor | Single process haircolor |
| Techniques used to create color dimension and the look of texture | Special effects |
| Used to diffuse,dissolve or decolorize natural/artificial pigment from the hair | Lightener, bleach,decolorizers |
| Two step techniques of lightening and using a toner | Double-Process haircolor |
| The technique of coloring specific strands of hair darken then their existing color | Lowlighting also known as rev |
| Slicing or weaving specific strands of hair for lightening or depositing color | Foiling technique |
| A technique that is performed by alternating selected strands of hair within a section of hair | Weaving |
| Available in cream,oil and sometimes power,can be used on the scalp | On the scalp lightener |
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