Hair Facts Level And Tone Color Theory Developers And Lighteners Miscellaneous
100
Cuticle
This is the outer layer of hair
100
Level system
This is the system that colorist use to determine the lightness or darkness of a color
100
Red yellow blue
These are the primary colors
100
Volume
This measures the concentration and strength of peroxide
100
Predisposition test
Another name for patch test
200
Medulla
This is sometimes not present
200
Level
This is the saturation, density, or concentration of a color
200
Base
This is the predominant tone of a color
200
Developers
Oxidizing agents that have a pH of 2.5 to 4.5
200
Glaze
Non-ammonia color that adds shine
300
3 to 12 weeks
Clients have their haircolored this often
300
Identify level
This is the first step in the color consultation service
300
Color
A property of objects that depend on the light they reflect
300
Toners
Pale colors used on prelightened hair
300
Preliminary strand test
This determines how the hair will react to haircolor
400
Cortex
This gives the hair the majority of its strength and elasticity
400
Eumelanin
This lends black and brown to the hair
400
Intensity
The strength of a color
400
Contributing pigment
The varying degree of warmth exposed during lightening
400
Demarcation
Visible line separating color from new growth
500
Melanin granules
This is grouped more tightly in fine hair
500
Pheomelamin
This gives blonde and red to the hair
500
Warm
Tones that reflect more light and can seem lighter
500
Oxidation
The process where oxygen is released within the cortex
500
Blonde
Clients who are 80 to 100 percent gray should stay is this range for the most flattering look






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