Hair Color Application Process

This video tutorial guides aspiring cosmetologists through the color application process for their skateboard exam. It covers handling foils, setting up tools and products, and executing a precise retouch application. The instructor emphasizes neatness, accuracy, and proper technique to ensure success in the exam. The video concludes with a reminder to like and subscribe for more content.

What is the first step in the color application process?

• Applying the color

• Outlining the section

• Putting on gloves

• Removing the foils

What should you do if hair is in your way during the color application?

• Bend the foils out of the way

• Cut the hair

• Take 30 seconds to pull it to the side

• Ignore it

What should be labeled as your color during the preparation?

• Cholesterol

• Water

• Conditioner

• Shampoo

What is the first thing to do when starting the one half of an inch retouch?

• Clean the brush

• Apply the product

• Mix the color

• Take the hair out of the clip

Why is it important to have neat lines and subsections?

• To save time

• To impress the examiner

• To use less product

• To ensure complete coverage

What should you avoid when applying the product on the right side?

• Getting the product on the left back section

• Using too much product

• Applying too quickly

• Using a different brush

How wide should the partings be when applying the product?

• Three-quarters inch

• Half an inch

• One inch

• One-quarter inch

What should you use to make your partings?

• A ruler

• Your fingers

• A comb

• The back of your color brush

What should you do with the hair as you continue down the section?

• Leave it loose

• Cut it

• Add it to your non-dominant hand

• Push it up

What is the final step before the examiner checks your work?

• Lay each section back down neatly

• Remove the foils

• Apply more product

• Clean the brush