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Most quasi colours can either go on damp towel dried hair or dry hair

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Quasi-permanent colours can last up to 20-24 washes and are always mixed with a low peroxide

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Semi permanent colours aren't mixed with hydrogen peroxide or developer

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Semi-permanent has both small and large molecules end lasts up to 8-12 washes.

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Chlo
Crazy colours are actually semi permanent

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Temporary colours can be a coloured hairspray or a chalk

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Temporary colour only sits on the cuticle as the large molecules cannot penetrate into the cortex

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Semi permanent colours have small molecules that penetrate the cuticle and enter the cortex where the larger molecules just sit on the cuticle

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Grey hair tends to appear around the hairline/ front

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As a contra-indication you should check the scalp for wounds and cuts as when the colours applied it could affect this and cause the client some discomfort

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Melanin stops producing in the hair as you get older as pigment cells in the hair follicles gradually die

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Depending where the colour sits on the hair depends how long the colour lasts

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Melanin which is colour pigment sits in the cortex.

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Chlo
Melanin sits in the cortex

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The hair follicle is the bulb where the hair grows from 

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The hair follicle is the bulb where the hair grows from 

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Nothing will penetrate the Medulla
Permanent colour penetrates to the cortex and semi permanent colour sits on the cuticle

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Chloe's Pics

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On the left is eumelanin hair and on the right is pheumelanin

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Oxymelanin- melanin has been oxidised and it turns in to oxymelanin.

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Secondary colours are produced when mixing TWO primary colours 

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Secondary colours are produced when mixing TWO primary colours 

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the colour wheel and how the opisite colour on the wheel should be added to neutralise the colour

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Red neutralises green

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I have learnt that tertiary is primary and secondary colours mixed together.

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Tertiary colours are primary and secondary colours mixed together

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Colour that comes first had more ooff that tone in then the one that comes second

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Oxidise- when oxygen is being added to the process.

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Lightening Curve

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Hey I'm Chlo, You can lift the hair using bleach and Get different tones/ Shades.

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Do toners just go on wet hair?

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PH scale

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Colour Wheel

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Is there a colour that should not be put on bleached hair?

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You always have to give your client a skin test before they have they're colour done

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Depth and Tone

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Pheumelanin and Eumelanin