Formulate and Apply Haircolor

There are ___________________basic or key questions that must always be asked when formulating a haircolor.

• 3

• 5

• 10

• 4

The combination of the _____________ selected and the __________of hydrogen peroxide determines the deposit and lifting ability of a haircolor

• intensity, amount

• technique, shade

• shade, volume

• developer, value

Your method of mixing permanent colors is determined by the ________________________________.

• the type of application you are using

• amount of developer you are pouring

• your favorite application method

• amount of hair you are coloring

The two application methods for applying permanent haircolor are:

• brush and bowl, syringe

• applicator bottle, foiling

• brush and bowl, tipping cap

• Applicator bottle, brush and bowl

A _____________________, also known as predisposition test, is a test for identifying a possible allergy in a client.

• strand test

• patch test

• foil test

• written test

A preliminary ________________________ determines how the hair will react to the color formula and how long the formula should be left on the hair.

• patch test

• color test

• strand test

• test curl

There are many methods of applying a ____________________, depending on the product used.

• conditioner

• permanent color

• hair product

• temporary color

________________________ only deposit color and do not lighten color and can build up on the hair ends with repeated applications.

• Temporary haircolors

• Semipermanent haircolors

• Permanent haircolors

• Secondary colors

___________________is a great way to introduce clients to a color service and to enhance their natural hair color in one easy step.

• Demipermanent haircolor

• Temporary haircolor

• Primary color

• Lightener

________________________lightens and deposits color in a single application.

• Double-process haircoloring

• Foiling

• Single-process haircoloring

• Temporary haircoloring