Level 3 Colouring Revision

Inhalation of powder causes what?

• Mouth ulcers
• respiratory conditions, coughing fits
• respiratory conditions, long term lung damage
• long term lung damage, runny nose

Which test should be carried out 24 hours before a colour service?

• Skin test
• Incompatibility test
• Porosity test
• strand test

What type of colour would you use on a client with more than 70% white hair?

• Semi permanent
• Quasi permanent
• Permanent
• Temporary

What could happen if you didn't carry out tests?

• The hair could be damaged
• The hair and scalp could be damaged and client could sue
• Nothing

What are the primary colours on the colour star?

• Red, orange, blue
• orange, green, violet
• red, yellow, blue
• blue, green, yellow

What are the secondary colours on the colour star?

• Green, orange, purple/violet
• red, yellow, blue
• yellow, green, violet
• green, amber, red

What is the function of hydrogen peroxide when using permanent colour?

• Makes the hair thicker
• to lift the colour out
• to swell the molecules and lock the colour in
• To open the cortex

When consulting clients about colour, what factors must be considered?

• face shape, growth patterns, condition of the hair
• Required result, skin tone, Depth of existing colour
• Depth of existing colour, life style, head shape
• Head shape, lifestyle, eye colour

If an incompatibility test was positive, what would you see?

• Nothing
• deterioration of the hair, hair test heating up
• Bruising and hair heating up
• Bubbling, fizzing and pustules

What tones would be classed as ash?

• Blue and Green
• Green and orange
• Red and Violet
• Violet and gold