Deck 1 Flashcards

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What is the significance of the hair’s porosity in coloring?

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Hair porosity affects how the hair absorbs and holds color. High porosity hair absorbs color quickly but may fade faster, while low porosity hair may resist color. Illustration needed.

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What does the level system in hair coloring represent?

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The level system indicates the lightness or darkness of hair color, ranging from 1 (black) to 10 (lightest blonde). Illustration needed.

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How does developer volume affect hair coloring?

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Developer volume determines the level of lift or deposit. Lower volumes are used for darker or tone-on-tone coloring, while higher volumes are used for lightening hair. Illustration needed.

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What is the purpose of a patch test?

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A patch test checks for allergic reactions to the dye on the skin before applying it to the hair. Illustration needed.

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How can you neutralize unwanted warm tones?

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To neutralize unwanted warm tones, use a color with the opposite tone on the color wheel, e.g., use a blue-based toner to neutralize orange tones. Illustration needed.

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What is balayage?

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Balayage is a freehand hair coloring technique used to create a graduated, natural-looking effect. Illustration needed.

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How should hair be prepared before coloring?

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Hair should be in healthy condition and typically not freshly washed; natural oils can protect the scalp during the coloring process. Illustration needed.

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What is the difference between semi-permanent and permanent hair color?

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Semi-permanent color deposits color without ammonia or developer, lasting a few washes. Permanent color chemically alters hair, removing natural pigment and depositing new color for long-lasting change. Illustration needed.

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Why is a strand test recommended before full application?

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A strand test helps predict the outcome of the color on your specific hair type, checking for the desired shade and identifying potential damage. Illustration needed.

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How can you protect hair from damage during coloring?

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Use quality products, follow manufacturer instructions, apply protective treatments, and avoid excessive heat styling. Illustration needed.

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What role does the color wheel play in hair coloring?

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The color wheel helps in understanding color theory, crucial for mixing colors and correcting unwanted tones. Illustration needed.

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How often should hair color be maintained?

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Maintenance varies; permanent color needs touch-ups every 4-6 weeks, while semi-permanent may require more frequent application. Illustration needed.

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What safety measures should be taken when coloring hair?

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Use gloves, perform patch and strand tests, follow product instructions, and ensure proper ventilation. Illustration needed.

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How do you approach color correction?

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Color correction involves assessing the current color, determining the desired outcome, and applying techniques to correct or adjust the color, often requiring multiple steps. Illustration needed.

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