Haircoloring and Lightening

What are the different types of haircoloring products?

• Red, blue, green, yellow

• Permanent, semi-permanent, demi-permanent, temporary

• Shampoo, conditioner, hairspray, gel

• Long, short, curly, straight

What is the difference between semi-permanent and permanent haircolor?

• Semi-permanent haircolor is more damaging to the hair than permanent haircolor

• Semi-permanent haircolor gradually fades, while permanent haircolor lasts until the hair grows out or is cut.

• Permanent haircolor can be easily washed out, while semi-permanent haircolor is difficult to remove

• Semi-permanent haircolor lasts longer than permanent haircolor

How does temporary haircolor work?

• Injecting color into the hair follicles

• Coating the outer layer of the hair shaft with color molecules

• Using heat to permanently alter the hair color

• Changing the genetic makeup of the hair

What are the benefits of using ammonia-free haircolor?

• Ammonia-free haircolor increases the risk of allergic reactions

• Ammonia-free haircolor is harmful to the environment

• Ammonia-free haircolor causes more damage to the hair and scalp

• Ammonia-free haircolor is less damaging to the hair and scalp, reduces the risk of allergic reactions, and is more environmentally friendly.

Explain the process of lightening hair using bleach.

• Mixing the bleach with a developer, applying the mixture to the hair, and allowing it to process until the desired level of lightness is achieved.

• Using a color-depositing shampoo to gradually lighten the hair

• Applying a hair mask and leaving it on for 5 minutes

• Rinsing the hair with apple cider vinegar to achieve a lighter shade

What is the role of developer in haircoloring?

• Mixing the color and developer together

• Using a blow dryer to set the color

• Applying the color directly to the hair without mixing

• Adding water to the color instead of developer

What are the potential risks of using haircoloring products?

• Allergic reactions, hair damage, scalp irritation, and chemical exposure

• Decreased risk of scalp irritation, enhanced hair color vibrancy, improved chemical safety

• Increased hair strength, improved scalp health, enhanced chemical resistance

• Reduced risk of allergic reactions, increased hair growth, improved hair texture

How can you maintain the vibrancy of your haircolor?

• Use color-safe products and avoid excessive heat styling

• Style your hair with heat tools every day

• Use any shampoo and conditioner available

• Wash your hair with hot water daily

What is the difference between highlights and lowlights?

• Highlights involve lightening strands of hair, while lowlights involve darkening strands of hair.

• Highlights involve adding more hair to the top of the head, while lowlights involve adding more hair to the bottom of the head.

• Highlights involve using a hairdryer to lighten the hair, while lowlights involve using a straightener to darken the hair.

• Highlights and lowlights are the same thing, just different names.

What factors should be considered when choosing a haircoloring product?

• Price, availability, packaging

• Skin tone, natural hair color, desired result, potential damage to the hair

• Favorite color, favorite celebrity, favorite season

• Hair length, hair thickness, hair texture