Chapter 19-Haircoloring
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Chapter 19 haircoloring
- 1.A key factor in determinig appropriate haircoloring services is understanding the client's:
- A.
Age
- B.
Motivation
- C.
Service
- D.
Style
- 2.Once a stylist demonstrates the ability to skillfully color a client's hair, the client will generally:
- A.
Remain loyal
- B.
Switch to a different stylist
- C.
Ask the stylist to remove the haircolor
- D.
Never return to the salon again
- 3.In choosing a hair color for a client, a determining factor is the hair:
- A.
Natural style
- B.
Professional
- C.
Length
- D.
Structure
- 4.The layer of the hair that gives the strength and elastcity is the:
- A.
Cortex layer
- B.
Cuticle layer
- C.
Follicle layer
- D.
Medulla layer
- 5.The outermost layer of the hair that protects and provides strength is the:
- A.
Cuticle layer
- B.
Medulla layer
- C.
Papilla layer
- D.
Structure layer
- 6.In individual hair strands, hair texture is determined by the:
- A.
Cuticle
- B.
Cortex
- C.
Diameter
- D.
Length
- 7.Hair color applied to fine hair may look:
- A.
Darker
- B.
Lighter
- C.
Shorter
- D.
Dull
- 8.Haircoloring services on coarse-textured hair may take:
- A.
Faster to process
- B.
Longer to process
- C.
Porosity to process
- D.
Liquids to process
- 9.Hair with a tight cuticle resistant to moisture or chemicals is defined as having:
- A.
Average porosity
- B.
Poor porosity
- C.
Low porosity
- D.
Porous porosity
- 10.The predominant melanin that gives black or brown color to the hair is:
- A.
Pheomelanin
- B.
Natural melanin
- C.
Individual melanin
- D.
Eumelanin
- 11.Pigment that lies under the natural hair color is the:
- A.
Contibuting pigment
- B.
Combination pigment
- C.
Predominant pigment
- D.
Exposed pigment
- 12.The lightness or darkness of a color is called the:
- A.
Range
- B.
Level
- C.
Pigment
- D.
Degree
- 13.The system used by colorists to analyze the lightness or darkness of a hair color is the:
- A.
Measurement system
- B.
Natural system
- C.
Color system
- D.
Level system
- 14.The color levels are arranged on a scale from:
- A.
1 to 2
- B.
1 to 10
- C.
1 to 5
- D.
0 to 10
- 15.Hair color tones can be described as:
- A.
Warm, neutral, and hot
- B.
Warm, neutral and cool
- C.
Cool, neutral, and even
- D.
Cool, warm and primary
- 16.Colors that absorb light and appear darker than their actual level are:
- A.
Primary colors
- B.
Cool colors
- C.
Warm colors
- D.
Neutral colors
- 17.Warm tones reflect light and may appear:
- A.
Ash
- B.
Smokey
- C.
Cool
- D.
Lighter
- 18.Colors that are described as sandy or tan are considered:
- A.
Primary colors
- B.
Natural colors
- C.
Intensity tones
- D.
Formulations tones
- 19.The first steps in performing a haircolor service is to identify:
- A.
The natural growth pattern
- B.
Natural levels
- C.
Neutral tones
- D.
Intensity tones
- 20.Colors that we see are contained in the:
- A.
Invisible light spectrum
- B.
Color wheel
- C.
Color formulation
- D.
Visable light spectrum
- 21.Artificial hair colors are developed from the primary and secondary colors that form:
- A.
Base colors
- B.
Tonality colors
- C.
Permanent tones
- D.
Drastic colors
- 22.A color that will help minimize orange tones in the hair is a:
- A.
Violet base color
- B.
Blue base color
- C.
Secondary base color
- D.
Gold base color
- 23.A system that is used to understand color relationships is the:
- A.
Color wheel
- B.
Level system
- C.
Law of color
- D.
Primary color system
- 24.Colors that are pure or fundamental and cannot be achieved from a mixture are:
- A.
Level colors
- B.
Secondary colors
- C.
Cool colors
- D.
Primary colors
- 25.The primary colors are:
- A.
Red, blue, and orange
- B.
Blue, red and violet
- C.
Yellow, blue and red
- D.
Red, yellow, and green
- 26.The darker and only cool primary color is:
- A.
Green
- B.
Ash
- C.
Red
- D.
Blue
- 27.Red added to blue-base colors will cause them to appear:
- A.
Lighter
- B.
Darker
- C.
Golden
- D.
Yellow
- 28.A color achieved my mixing a secondary color and its neighboring primary color is:
- A.
Primary color
- B.
Tertiary color
- C.
Secondary color
- D.
Base color
- 29.Equal portions of primary colors will produce
- A.
Neutral
- B.
Secondary
- C.
Black
- D.
Brighter
- 30.A secondary color is obtained by mixing equal parts of two:
- A.
Base colors
- B.
Primary colors
- C.
Neutral colors
- D.
Cool colors
- 31.A primary and secondary color positioned opposite each other on the color wheel are:
- A.
Neutralizling colors
- B.
Combination colors
- C.
Opposing colors
- D.
Complementary colors
- 32.Complementary colors are used in color formulation to:
- A.
Oppose together
- B.
Attract each other
- C.
Neutralize each other
- D.
Highlight each other
- 33.The process of diffusing natural color pigment or artificial color from the hair is:
- A.
Hair lightening
- B.
Hair lifting
- C.
Hair tinting
- D.
Hair colorization
- 34.All permanent hair color porducts and lighteners contain an oxidizng agent and a (an):
- A.
Neutralizing agent
- B.
Developer ingredients
- C.
Alkalizing ingredients
- D.
Booster agent
- 35.A hair-lightening process occurs when the alkaline peroxide:
- A.
Breaks up the primary color
- B.
Breaks up the melanin
- C.
Dissolves the oxidizing agent
- D.
Breaks up the neutral color
- 36.Temporary color pigment molecules do not penetrate because they are
- A.
Weak
- B.
Soft
- C.
Neutral
- D.
Large
- 37.Semipermanent hair color on average should last
- A.
4-6 days
- B.
4-6 weeks
- C.
8-10 weeks
- D.
5-10 weeks
- 38.Haircoloring that pentrates the hair shaft and is formulated to deposit but not lift color is:
- A.
Demipermanent hair color
- B.
Permanent hair color
- C.
Semipermanent color
- D.
Semitemporary color
- 39.Demipermanent hair color is available in a variety of formulas including
- A.
Creams, liquids, and sprays
- B.
Gels, creams and lotions
- C.
Creams, gels, and liquid
- D.
Gels, powders, and sprays
- 40.Uncolored dye precursors that can be diffused into the hair shaft are used in:
- A.
Gel hair color formulas
- B.
Permanent hair color formulas
- C.
Semipermanent hair color formulas
- D.
Temporary hair color formulas
- 41.Dye precursors that combine with hydrogen peroxide to form larger tint molecules are:
- A.
Aniline peroxide
- B.
Aniline derivatives
- C.
Base derivatives
- D.
No-ammonia formulas
- 42.Although many semipermanent and demipermanent colors use alkalizing agents other than ammonia, they are not necessarily any less:
- A.
Damaging
- B.
Effective
- C.
Colorful
- D.
Durable
- 43.Permanent haircoloring products are mixed with
- A.
No-ammonia
- B.
Analine derivates
- C.
Hydrogen peroxide
- D.
Dye precursors
- 44.Permanent hair color products used for gray hair remove natural pigment and:
- A.
Add natural pigment
- B.
Add artificial color
- C.
Remove gray hair
- D.
Add ammonia tint
- 45.To provide maximum lift in a one-process color service most high-lift colors require:
- A.
20 volume lift
- B.
15 volume lift
- C.
30 volume lift
- D.
40 volume lift
- 46.Haircoloring products that change hair color by creating a progressive buildup contain:
- A.
Henna colors
- B.
Chemical colors
- C.
Metallic colors
- D.
Vegetable colors
- 47.The most common developer used in haircoloring is:
- A.
Chemical agent
- B.
Developer strength
- C.
Hydrogen peroxide
- D.
Compound agents
- 48.Lighteners are chemical compounds that lighten natural hair pigment by dispersing, dissolving, and:
- A.
Decreasing
- B.
Developer
- C.
Decolorizing
- D.
Achieving
- 49.When hydrogen peroxide is mixed with a lightener formula, it releases:
- A.
Volume
- B.
Oxygen
- C.
Color
- D.
Hydrogen
- 50.During the decolorization process, natural hair can go through as many stages as:
- A.
2 stages
- B.
1 stage
- C.
5 stages
- D.
10 stages
- 51.Toners are used to achieve pale, delicate colors and are applied to create the correct degree of:
- A.
Unwanted pigment
- B.
Contributing pigment
- C.
Gold pigment
- D.
Desired shade
- 52.The test required by the US Federal Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act to determine client allergies or sentsitivities is the
- A.
Swab test
- B.
Process test
- C.
Strand test
- D.
Predispostion test
- 53.To determine how hair will react to a selected color formula perform a(an):
- A.
Preliminary test strand
- B.
Predispostion test
- C.
Allergy test
- D.
Patch test
- 54.When selecting a semipermanent color, remember that a color applied on top of a color creates:
- A.
A lighter color
- B.
A natural color
- C.
A darker color
- D.
A brighter color
- 55.Permanent hair color applications are classified as double process or:
- A.
Lifting processes
- B.
Single-process
- C.
Deposit colors
- D.
Strand processes
- 56.The application process that is used for first time color applications is:
- A.
Retouch process
- B.
Double-process
- C.
Virgin application
- D.
New application
- 57.Overlapping color can cause breakage and creat a sign of roots or:
- A.
Lightening agent
- B.
Line of demarcation
- C.
Barrier line
- D.
Streaking
- 58.Double-process lightening is a prelightening hair to a very blonde stage and applying a:
- A.
Toner
- B.
Foundation
- C.
Rinse
- D.
Bleach
- 59.For a single process color for virgin hair, the color processes fastest at:
- A.
The shaft
- B.
The scalp
- C.
The ends
- D.
The middle
- 60.Cream lighteners are formulated to be used
- A.
With glaze
- B.
On the scalp
- C.
On the ends
- D.
Off the scalp
- 61.The 3 forms of hair lighteners are:
- A.
Cream, powder and scalp
- B.
Oil, cream and clear
- C.
Powder, conditioning, amd oil
- D.
Oil, powder, and cream
- 62.When coloring for a client with a 80-100 percent gray, the color levels that provide the best coverage are
- A.
Level 8 or lighter
- B.
Level 9 or lighter
- C.
Level 4 and darker
- D.
Level 7 and darker
- 63.To cover unpigmented hair in a salt and pepper client, the color formulation should be
- A.
One level darker than the natural level
- B.
Two levels lighter than the natural level
- C.
One level lighter than the natural level
- D.
One shade darker than the desired level
- 64.Pretreating gray or very resistant hair to allow for better penetration is:
- A.
Formulating
- B.
Unpigmenting
- C.
Predisposition
- D.
Presofting
- 65.Preparations designed to equal porosity and deposit a base color in one application are:
- A.
Neutralizers
- B.
Fillers
- C.
Stabilizers
- D.
Conditioners
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