The Colouring Journey

1. Why is it necessary to do a skin test on the clients?

To see if the colour matches their skin tone

To check for metallic salts

To check if they like the colour

Litigation purposes/ skin reaction

2. When choosing the target shade for a client what do you have to take into consideration?

The natural base colour

The density of the hair

The clients face shape

How long to leave it on

3. The colour pigment found in the cortex is called?

Pheomelanin

Theo melanin

Melanin

Eumelanin

4. Why do we apply anti-oxy?

To stop creeping oxidation

To make the hair feel nice

To add shine to the hair

To keep the colour processing

5. If a client wanted to lift her hair from a number 4 to a 7 what strength of peroxide would you use?

20 volume

10 volume

40 volume

30 volume

6. What strength of peroxide do you mix with a high lift tint?

6%

9%

12%

3%

7. What strength of peroxide do you use on 100% grey hair?

10 volume

20 volume

30 volume

40 volume

8. When would you recommend hidden highlights?

To a root growth application

To a client having colour for the first time

To a client that wants a vibrant colour

To a client that wants a full head colour

9. The red and yellow colour pigment is called?

Theomelanin

Eumelanin

Euromelanin

Phoemelanin

10. When diluting 12% to 6% what is the coorect ratio?

1:1

2:1

1:2

1:3

11. When chosing colour for a client with 100% gey hair how would you know what their natural base shade used to be?

You ask them

Colour of the eyebrows

It does not matter

Colour of their eyes

12. 8/3 on the koleston colour chart woulkd be called?

Light golden blonde

Dark blonde gold

Light blonde gold

Dark golden blonde