Chapter 13: HAIR COLORING

Hair coloring

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Question 1 of 30

All of the following are true about coloring EXCEPT:

A

A color is a phenomenon of light

B

Color is a group of electromagnetic waves

C

Color can be seen if wavelengths are reflected off an object

D

Color does not depend on presence of light

Question 2 of 30

What are the three primary colors?

A

Red, blue, and yellow

B

Green, black and purple

C

Green, orange and purple

D

Red, white and blue

Question 3 of 30

Secondary colors are:

A

Varying proportions of primary colors mixed together

B

Equal parts of primary and tertiary colors

C

All colors except the primary colors

D

All colors

Question 4 of 30

Tertiary colors are:

A

Varying proportions of all colors

B

Made by mixing a primary color with it's neighboring secondary color

C

All colors visible to the human eye

D

Not visible to the human eye

Question 5 of 30

Which of the following combinations is NOT a tertiary color?

A

Red-violet

B

Blue-green

C

red-orange

D

Blue-yellow

Question 6 of 30

What are warm colors?

A

Colors that contain blue hues

B

Colors that contain green hues

C

Colors that fall into the orange and red half of the color wheel

D

Not visible to the human eye

Question 7 of 30

Tone describes weather a color is:

A

Warm or cool

B

Mild or strong

C

Bright or dull

D

Light or dark

Question 8 of 30

Intensity refers to:

A

The amount of gray in hair

B

The vividness of a hair color

C

The amount of color added to the hair

D

The final result of a coloring procedure

Question 9 of 30

The level of a hair color describes the hair's:

A

Depth or intensity

B

Lightness or darkness

C

Porosity

D

Warmth or coolness

Question 10 of 30

What is the difference between a hair color level of 1 and a color level of 10?

A

Level 1 is lighter than level 10

B

Level 1 is darker than level 10

C

Level 1 contains more primary colors than level 10

D

Level 1 contains more blue pigment than level 10

Question 11 of 30

Melanin is found primarily in the:

A

Cuticle layer of the hair

B

Cortex layer of the hair

C

Medulla of the hair

D

Red blood cells

Question 12 of 30

Eumelanin represents what color pigment in the hair?

A

Red

B

Gray

C

Black

D

White

Question 13 of 30

Pheomelanin represents what color pigment in hair?

A

Black

B

Red

C

Gray

D

White

Question 14 of 30

If the hair is more resistant to color, the cosmetologist may need to:

A

Shampoo the hair

B

Check for elasticity

C

Pre-lighten or pre-soften the hair

D

Darken the hair

Question 15 of 30

When changing the color of hair, the stylist should keep in mind that the final hair color is the combination of the artificial pigment applied to the hair and:

A

The existing pigment

B

The amount of conditioner

C

The client's wishes

D

The client's natural skin tones

Question 16 of 30

Nonoxidative colors are known as:

A

Temporary and semi-permanent colors

B

Lighteners

C

Toners

D

Demi-permanent colors

Question 17 of 30

Temporary colors are available in all of the following forms EXCEPT:

A

Weekly rinses

B

Color mousses

C

Mascaras

D

Developers

Question 18 of 30

Weekly rinses are applied and then:

A

Rinsed out within 10 minutes

B

Not rinsed out

C

An oxidizing agent is used to make the rinse adhere to the hair

D

A low-volume peroxide is added

Question 19 of 30

What are semi-permanent colors capable of doing?

A

Deposit color

B

Lighten hair

C

Lasts until hair is cut or falls out

D

\Leave a line of demarcation

Question 20 of 30

Semi-permanent colors containing an aniline derivative ingredient require a(n):

A

Patch test

B

Porosity test

C

Elasticity test

D

Shampoo

Question 21 of 30

Which of the following characterisitics does NOT describe semi-permanent colors?

A

Only deposits color

B

Retouches are not required

C

Leaves a line of demarcation

D

Does not use chemicals to alter the hair

Question 22 of 30

Oxidative colors are mixed with:

A

A developer

B

Color molecules known as pheomelanin

C

Color molecules known as eumelanin

D

Products with both eumelanin and pheomelanin

Question 23 of 30

Long lasting semi-permanent colors use:

A

Low volume peroxide

B

Large levels of ammonia

C

No alkaline

D

No peroxide

Question 24 of 30

Developers in semi-permanent colors contain:

A

Little or no ammonia

B

A 6% volume of peroxide

C

Enough ammonia to lighten the hair

D

Mostly ammonia

Question 25 of 30

Demi-permanent colors are NOT designed to:

A

Add tone

B

Deposit color

C

Last 4 to 6 weeks

D

Lift or lighten existing color

Question 26 of 30

Which of the following statements is true of permanent hair colors?

A

They deposit color only

B

They can lift or deposit color

C

They lift color only

D

They never need a retouch procedure

Question 27 of 30

A high volume of hydrogen peroxide:

A

Will create more pigment lift

B

Would be a 10 volume

C

Would be a 3% solution

D

Will lessen the amount of pigment lifted

Question 28 of 30

Toners are pastel colors used on:

A

Pre-lightened hair

B

Natural hair colors

C

Coarse hair only

D

Extra color hair

Question 29 of 30

What product should be used to equalize the porosity of a client's hair:

A

Filler

B

Shampoo

C

Highlighter

D

Conditioner

Question 30 of 30

Fillers can have all of the following results EXCEPT:

A

Help hair hold color

B

Deposit color on faded hair

C

Prevent off-color results

D

edition pre-lightened hair

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