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WorksheetsHair Colour
Total questions: 18
Worksheet time: 14mins
A primary and secondary colour positioned opposite each other on the colour wheel are?
Warm colours
Complimentary colours
Cool colours
Red, yellow and blue are considered
Warm colours
Primary colours
Cool colours
The darkest primary colour is
Violet
Blue
Red
Secondary colours are orange, violet and
Green
Yellow
Blue
The equal combination of yellow and blue creates
Violet
Orange
Green
From the lightness to darkness of a hair colour is it’s
Hue
Level
Value
The hair texture likely to take longer to process is
Medium hair
Course hair
Thin hair
Hair that is resistant and usually requires a longer processing time usually has
High porosity
Average porosity
Low porosity
Highly porous hair has a
Tight cuticle
Slightly raised cuticle
Lifted cuticle
The underlying colour that emerges during lightening is known as
Eumelanin
Intensity
Underlying pigment
The level is used to identify the
Strength of a colour tone
Lightness or darkness of a colour
Intensity of a colour tone
Intensity describes the
Lightness or darkness of a colour
Strength of a colour tone
Warmth or coolness of a colour
The warmth or coolness of a colour tone is known as
Tone
Level
Depth
Hair lightening is also called bleaching or
Pre softening
Uncolouring
Decolourizing
Temporary hair colour
Enters the cortex
Requires a patch test
Coats the cuticle
The only hair colour that has lifting action on the hair is
Semi permanent
Permanent
Demi permanent
Semi permanent colour
Will fade without a line of demarcation
Is only used with pre lightener
Requires a base
Semi permanent hair colour may not be used to
Deposit colour
Blend unpigmented hair
Lighten hair one level
