Haircoloring(2)

________are specialized preparations designed to help equalize porosity and deposit a base color in one application.

• Pre-softeners

• Color conditioners

• Conditioning activators

• Color Fillers

A no-lift deposit-only color that adds shine and tone to the hair is called

a _______________.

• polish

• wax

• spray

• glaze

After the hair goes through the 10 stages of decolorizing, the color that is left

in the hair is known as its _______________.

• foundation

• base

• vertex

• apex

Colored mousses and gels are considered to be in what haircolor category?

• permanent

• semipermanent

• demipermanent

• temporary

Haircolor that is able to deposit without lifting because it is less alkaline and is mixed with a low volume developer is _______________.

• permanent

• demipermanent

• semipermanent

• temporary

Haircolor that is mixed with a developer and remains in the hair shaft until the new growth of hair occurs is called _______________.

• permanent and perpetual

• permanent and demipermanent

• demipermanent and perpetual

• vegetable and demipermanent

One safety precaution in haircoloring is to never apply color

if _______________ are present.

• parents

• children

• abrasions

• dandruff particles

Permanent haircolor is applied by either the bowl and brush method or with a/an _______________.

• spatula and brush

• applicator bottle

• bowl and bottle

• brush and bottle

Products created to remove artificial pigment from the hair are known as _______________.

• haircolor removers

• pigment or melanin removers

• porosity removers

• highlight removers

Haircolor that partially penetrates the hair shaft and stains the cuticle layer, slowly fading with each shampoo, is known as _______________.

• permanent

• semipermanent

• demipermanent

• temporary