Cosmetology Midterm 22/23

is a term used to encompass a broad range of specialty areas

• Cosmetology
• Colorist
• Dermetology
• Esthetician

Also known as bleaching or decolorizing; chemical process involving the diffusion of the natural hair color pigment or artificial haircolor from the hair

• metallic hair color
• Temporary hair color
• Hair lightening
• none of the above

Electric or battery-operated tools that cut the hair to a short length.

• clippers
• shears
• Razor
• Comb

used to outline or make designs in the hair

• shears
• Liners
• Clippers
• Brush

system for understanding color relationships

• Law of color
• Haircolor
• Red colors
• Temporary colors.

Ashley a stylist at Uptown Beauty Barber Bar, had a client who wanted to get a temporary haircolor application. Ashley first draped her client using a towel and shampoo cape. Then she shampooed and towel dried her hair and put on gloves. After that she put the color into an application bottle and shook the bottle. After preparing the color she began applying the color around the entire head. After the color was applied and sat for 30 minutes Ashley rinsed the color out with cool water and finally begin styling. Below list the steps Ashley used to complete a temporary color service.

The impression you project through both your outward appearance and your conduct in the workplace.

• Professional Image
• Personal Hygiene
• Physical Appearance
• Behavior

evolved from the technical procedures of bloodletting performed by the barber -surgeons

• Barbers
• Surgeons
• Barber Pole
• Haircutting

red, Blue, yellow are all

• Temporary colors
• Primary colors
• In the color box
• crayons

Temporary haircolor

• last longer than permanant haircolor
• last wash to wash
• is not a type of haircolor
• none of the above