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Topics of this game:
- the visual perception of the reflection of light
- states that can't be created by mixing together any other colors.
- yellow, red, blue
- orange, green, violet
- yellow-orangeyellow-orangered-orangered-violetblue-violetblue-greenyellow-green
- identified and named by its position on the color wheel
- the degree of lightness or darkness of a color, ranging from 1-10 or 1-12.
- the brightness or vividness of a color.
- hue, level/value, intensity
- when two of the three primary colors are mixed in varying proportions
- mixing a primary color with its neighboring secondary color
- allows the designer to visually transform the perception of a design's form and texture and create a focal poi
- draws attention away from texture and puts focus on the form
- can be emphasized or de-emphasized based on the color patterns used and the degree of difference in the colors
- basic level, detail level, abstract level
- identify lightness/darkness and/or patterns throughout the hair
- identify warmth, coolness and intensity
- identify placement of color and the pattern of shapes used
- emphasizing/demphasizing the form,existing & desired level,choosing color placement
- brown/black
- red/yellow
- texture and porosity influence color absorption and
- determining client's existing level & tone identify actual hair color consider texture and porosity
- natural, gray, previously color treated and use color swatches
- add pigment through a physical change but do not lighten existing hair color
- classifications of non oxidative colors
- a direct dye that coats the hair shaft
- a direct dye that can enter the cuticle layer and may require a predisposition test
- (example)vegtable, metallic and compound dyes
- identified in the hair before beginning any chemical service
- two main categories of oxidative colors
- known as long lasting semi-permanent colors
- used for depositing color
- used for lifting color
- fillers, concentrates, intensifiers, & drabbers
- applied directly to the scalp are generally mild with a cream or oil consistency
- powder bleaches that contain alkaline salts and are stronger and faster when lifting color from the hair
- number of stages of decolorization
- black dark red-brown red brown red red-orange orange yellow-orange yellow pale yellow palest yellow
- existing hair color's level/ tone texture porosity desired color/tone color products shades developer
- color bowl applicator bottle color brushes color combs foil thermal strips
- used to hold the color formula
- used to apply color that is thinner in consistency
- used to apply color; pointed end can be used to part the hair
- tail comb and palette comb
- used for combing and parting the hair
- used for a faster, more blended alternative to foiled highlights
- isolates colored hair from uncolored hair
- offer better heat transfer throughout section, promoting faster, more even processing
- supplies, products,equipment, that are needed to perform a color service
- measuring device, cape and towels
- lightener, developer, and products to protect against stains
- permanent fixtures, such as the hydraulic chair, timer and shampoo bowl
- section part apply process test remove and condition
- dividing the hair into workable areas
- subdividing sections and subsections and determining how evident the color pattern is in the final result
- applying color typically with either a bowl and brush or with an applicator bottle
- removing stains and allowing time for the color to develop and deposit
- removing color product from select strands to ensure it has thoroughly and evenly processed prior to rinsing
- following manufacturer's direction to remove color products from the hair and condition
- the effects design principles can have on the sculpture
- meet and greet clients and communicate to build rapport
- client needs, analyze client's face, body shape, physical features, hair and scalp gain feedback and consent
- ensure client safety & comfort explain process & products to your client; teach the client at-home care
- request specific feedback, recommended products; rebook client; complete client record card
- available in concentrate, liquid, spray or wipes that have EPA approval for use in the salon industry.
- preparation, procedure, completion
- greeting the client, arranging workstation and performing a hair and scalp analysis
- following the color procedures, while introducing and/or removing color from the hair
- reinforcing client's satisfaction, make product recommendations, rebook & disinfect work area
- virgin darker virgin lighter retouch applications as well as other color products
- avoid many hair color problems or rectify them immediately after the service
- performed to return clients to their natural hair color following the tint back guidelines
- sectioning hair parting direction applying product processing testing the strands removing & condition
- natural growth patterns and density consider the sculpture, texture and position of weight,
- parting direction and width of of the parting
- to avoid staining the skin and overlapping the hair color
- when a colorist maintains client comfort, while removing any color from the skin
- in various areas to ensure even coverage
- while removing and conditioning the products from the hair
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