WorksheetsChapter 16 Haircoloring Unit Test
Total questions: 27
Worksheet time: 19mins
What is contributing pigment?
Pigment that is added to the hair from a haircolor or lightening service
The result of equal portions of two primary colors combined in the hair after a haircolor or lightening service
Varying degrees of warmth exposed during a permanent haircolor or lightening process
Enhancers added to permanent haircolor or lightening products to add tonal value
Which type of hair will take the longest to process?
fine-textured with high porosity
coarse-textured with low porosity
coarse-textured with high porosity
fine-textured with low porosity
Your client wants their to look lighter and brighter like they have spent time at the beach. To achieve this desired look you should use colors that have _____-tones, because they ______.
warm, absorb less light
cool, absorb less light
cool, reflect more light
warm, reflect more light
What do cosmetologists use to identify the degree of darkness or lightness of natural and artificial hair color?
level system
tonal classification
shade chart
artificial hair
Which technique results in strands of hair that are colored darker than natural color?
slicing
weaving
glazing
lowlighting
A strand test for lightener indicates the hair strand is too light. What should you as the stylist do to achieve the desired haircolor?
decrease the lightening mixture's strength and processing time
increase the lightening mixture's strength and processing time
reduce the lightening mixture's strength but increase the processing time
increase the lightening mixture's strength but decrease the processing time
When applying demipermanent haircolor, which of the following steps comes first?
Determine if color should be applied to wet or dry hair
Part the hair into separate sections
Perform hair and scalp analysis on the client's hair
Apply protective cream around the hairline
The process in which the hair is pre-lightened and then toned is known as ______.
single-process color
double-process application
color enhancement application
special effects color
Permanent haircolor has ______ that creates alkalinity which contributes to the oxidization process.
a decomposing agent or decomposing substitute
an acidic agent or acidic substitute
ammonia or ammonia substitute
a neutralizing agent or neutralizing substitute
A client's lightening service took the maximum amount of processing time recommended by the product's manufacturer. What is the most likely reason for the additional processing time?
The client had fine, straight hair that was porous
The stylist used a virgin lightener, which natural color resists
The client had curly, medium hair with no medulla
The client had dark, coarse, long, straight hair
The _____ measures the concentration and strength of hydrogen peroxide.
catalyst
developer
volume
pH
________ is a system of understanding color relationships.
Primary Colors
Law of Color
Color Wheel
Secondary Colors
______ is the predominant tone of a color,
Intensity
Primary Tone
Complementary Tone
Base Color
_______ is also known as progressive haircolor, contains metallic salts; can progressively build up on the hair; and appear dull on the hair.
Aniline Derivitaves
Metallic Haircolor
Natural-based Haircolor
Henna Haircolor
--------- have a pH between 2.5 and 4.5; are different forms of peroxide; and come in liquid and cream forms.
Volumes
Developers
Boosters
Lightener
This kind of haircolor can lighten and deposit color simultaneously while penetrating and depositing color into the cortex.
Semipermanent Haircolor
Metallic Haircolot
Temporary Haircolor
Permanent Haircolor
The standard volume of developer is _______volume and provides _____ levels of lift.
30, four
40, three
20, four
20, two
What is the purpose of toners?
to remove unwanted undertones caused by pre-lightening
to increase lightening after pre-lightening
to separate artificially colored hair from new growth
to prepare hair that has been colored for the first time
Larissa has come into your salon requesting to go lighter allover. She has virgin hair that is a level 6 neutral and desires to be a level 8 neutral. Which formula below is your best option for Larissa's hair?
Level 8 demipermanent with 5 volume
Level 9 ash permanent with 20 volume
Level 8 neutral permanent with 20 volume
Level 7 permanent with 10 volume
These are primary and secondary colors positioned directly opposite each other on the color wheel that neutralize each other.
Tertiary Colors
Codependent Colors
Primary Colors
Complementary Colors
The visible line separating colored hair from new growth is known as _____?
line of depreciation
line of demarcation
virgin line
banding line
The preliminary test that determines how the hair will react to a haircolor formula and how long the formula should be left on is known as a ______.
strip test
patch test
strand test
color test
The oxidizing agent in developers and catalysts is know as ______.
carbon dioxide
ammonia or ammonia substitutes
hydrogen disulfide
hydrogen peroxide
________ are non-oxidative colors that create only physical change not chemical change on the hair shaft and have large pigment molecules that are only deposited on the cuticle layer of the hair.
Semipermanent haircolor
Permanent haircolor
Demipermanent haircolor
Temporary haircolor
______ haircolor deepens or changes the natural tone of natural hair color; can come in two different forms- acidic or alkaline; can be used when trying to avoid damage to the hair; can freshen ends, blend gray, tone highlights, and is used in color corrections.
Demipermanent
Semipermanent
Permanent
Temporary
Bonus Question: Draw a complete color wheel that includes tertiary, secondary, and primary colors all labeled (worth 5 pts).
Bonus Question: List 5 pieces of information that you should gather from your client during your haircolor consultation and why (worth 1 point each, 5 points maximum).
