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WorksheetsHaircolor test
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 13mins
Which two types of melanin are found in hair?
Carotene and xanthophyll
Eumelanin and pheomelanin
Keratin and sebum
Melanin and collagen
What is the innermost layer of the hair shaft?
Cuticle
Cortex
Medulla
Follicle
Which porosity allows quick, uneven color absorption?
Low
High
Medium
Resistant
Eumelanin produces what color tones?
Black and brown
Red and yellow
White and gray
Blue and violet
What are the primary colors?
Red, yellow, blue
Green, orange, purple
Red, blue, green
Cyan, magenta, yellow
Blue + yellow =
Green
Orange
Red
Violet
Blue + red =
Orange
Violet
Green
Brown
Complementary colors are:
Opposite each other on the color wheel
Primary colors
Analogous colors
Tertiary colors
How many levels are in the color system?
8
9
10
5
Level 1 represents:
Black
Dark brown
Medium blonde
Very light blonde
Level 10 represents:
Dark brown
Medium red
Light ash
Lightest blonde
"Tone" refers to:
Warmth or coolness of color
Depth
Pigment
Texture
Warm tones include:
Blue and violet
Red and gold
Green and silver
Ash and beige
Cool tones include:
Blue and ash
Red and gold
Copper and orange
Yellow and mahogany
What are the four types of haircolor?
Temporary, semi, demi, permanent
Ash, warm, cool, neutral
Liquid, gel, cream, powder
Natural, chemical, synthetic, botanical
Which color type washes out after 1 shampoo?
Temporary
Demi-permanent
Permanent
Semi-permanent
What color type enters the cortex and fades over time?
Temporary
Permanent
Demi-permanent
Toner
What type requires a patch test and developer?
Temporary
Permanent
Semi-permanent
None
A toner is used to:
Lighten hair
Add oil
Neutralize unwanted tones
Strengthen bonds
20-volume developer is used for:
Toning
Minimal lift
1–2 levels of lift and gray coverage
No lift
40-volume developer is used for:
Maximum lift
Toning
Darkening
Glossing
10-volume developer:
Deposits color only
Lifts 3 levels
Tones hair
Bleaches roots
The process of removing pigment is:
Decolorization
Oxidation
Neutralization
Activation
Why must you understand underlying pigment?
To choose shampoo
To formulate correctly
To cut properly
To style hair
What is the main function of a filler in haircoloring?
To lighten hair
To replace missing pigment
To add shine
To increase porosity
