Understanding Hair Color Theory

What are the primary colors in hair coloring?

• Red, Blue, Yellow

• Green, Purple, Orange

• Cyan, Magenta, Brown

• Black, White, Gray

How do secondary colors in hairdressing form?

• By mixing two secondary colors

• Secondary colors in hairdressing form by mixing two primary colors.

• By using only one primary color

• By applying a color treatment without mixing

What is the significance of the color wheel in hair coloring?

• The color wheel is used to measure hair length.

• The color wheel helps in choosing hair styling tools.

• The color wheel is significant in hair coloring as it guides color selection and correction.

• The color wheel indicates the best time to dye hair.

What is the complementary color of red in hairdressing?

• green

• yellow

• blue

• purple

How does the concept of warm and cool tones apply to hair color?

• Cool tones are always darker than warm tones.

• Warm tones are only found in blonde hair.

• Warm tones have green or blue undertones.

• Warm tones have yellow or red undertones, while cool tones have blue or green undertones.

What effect does the level of a hair color have on its appearance?

• The level of a hair color affects its texture and strength.

• The level of a hair color affects its lightness or darkness, influencing its vibrancy and suitability.

• The level of a hair color influences the hair's growth rate.

• The level of a hair color determines its chemical composition.

How can you neutralize unwanted brassy tones in blonde hair?

• Use purple shampoo or toner.

• Apply a deep conditioning treatment.

• Wash hair with vinegar to enhance shine.

• Use lemon juice to lighten hair.

What is the role of undertones in hair coloring?

• Undertones determine the subtle hues in hair color, influencing its overall appearance and suitability for skin tones.

• Undertones are the primary color used in hair dye.

• Undertones only affect the texture of the hair.

• Undertones have no effect on hair color.

How do you determine the right shade for a client?

• Use only the client's favorite color

• Assess skin tone and undertones, test shades in natural light, and get client feedback.

• Choose a random color from the shelf

• Select the most expensive product

What is the difference between permanent and semi-permanent hair color?

• Permanent hair color lasts longer and penetrates the hair shaft, while semi-permanent color coats the hair and fades over time.

• Semi-permanent color is more damaging to hair than permanent.

• Permanent color is always brighter than semi-permanent.

• Permanent color can be washed out easily with shampoo.