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metallic haircolors

aka gradual hair colors, are hair colors containing metal salts

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Complementary colors that are primary and secondary colors positioned directly opposite each other

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•metallic hair colors

containing metal salts that change hair color gradually by progressive buildup and exposure to air creating a dull, metallic appearance.
•toners semipermanent, demipermanent, and permanent hair color products that are used primarily on prelightened hair to achieve pale and delicate colors.

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temporary: physical change not chemical

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Single process permanent color-lightness and deposits color in a single appl

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color doesn't lift color

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The most common developer used is 20 volume

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strand test: determines how the hair will react to the color formula and how long the formula should be left on the hair

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Presoftening to treat gray hair before coloring.

Temporary last until next shampoo

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Intensity refers to the strength of a color

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demipermanent color should be used on gray hair

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1 Bleach retouch 1 inchfrom the scalp
2 presoftening treat gray hair first
melanin is the color
3 temporary hair color washes out in 2 washes.
most common develpoer used is 20

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pre softing is when you treak grey hair

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Blue can cancel out unwanted orange tones.

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Types of haircolor:

Two types non-oxidative and oxidative

Non are temporary and semipermanent

Oxidative are demi and permanent.

All need a patch test except temporary.

Temporary- fun colors that wash out with shampoo and neutralizes yellow

Semi- introduces clients to colors adds subtle results tones pre-lightened hair

Demi- blends gray, enhances natural color, tones pre-lightened, refreshes faded color, filler in color correction.

permanent - changes existing haircolor, covers gray, creates bright or natural looking haircolor changes.

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lightest level is 10, darkest is 1

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patch test
Use Level system
hair lighten up to 10 levels

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reverse highlighting: aka lowlighting

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Demipermanent hair color also known as no lift, deposit only color, is formulated to deposit but not lighten

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Level system:

Level: unit of measure used to identify the light or darkness of a color. Saturation, density, or concentration of color.

Level system- system colorists use to determine the lightness or darkness of a hair color.

1-10 1 being darkest and 10 the lightest.

1-natural black,2-natural dark brown, 3-natural medium brown, 4-natural light brown, 5- natural lightest brown, 6-natural dark blonde, 7- natural medium blonde, 8-natural light blonde, 9- natural very light blonde, 10- natural lightest blonde.

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Secondary Colors Are Equal Parts Of Primary Colors

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Apply the patch test in the inner elbow or behind the ear on your client

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one of the key elements to haircolor is knowing the color wheel , always ask your client what type of hair color they used on their hair for using metallic or "box" color can create unknown results because every time you use box color it oxidizes more. when using lightner use the level system to help determine the result . going from a level 1 and a level 10 is the hardest to accomplish and if your hair is highly porous you many want to inform the client their hair may fry off if bleach is applied to much . always let the client leave with proper knowledge of maintanice. use color shampoo to help lock in color or purple shampoo to help cancel out unwanted yellow tones. when coloring hair use 1/4" subsections and use enough saturations to ocver the entire strand of hair . gray is the most difficult to color .if your client shows any type of allergic reaction to the dye do not procced with the service. another type of color applied is the "natural" dyes which are often made of tree bark or leaves and is hard to remove. there are 4 types of hair color. temporary , semipermenant , demi-permenant and permenant

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Intensity is the strength of a color.

Fillers are used to equalize porosity.

Aniline derivatives contain small, uncolored dyes that combine with hydrogen peroxide to form larger, permanent dye molecules within the cortex.

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Tone also known as Hue is the balance of color

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-violet cancels out yellow
-blues cancels out orange tones
-cool tones look deeper than actual level

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Use The Level System

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hair can lighten up to 10 levels

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A patch test should be done prior to the service. About 24 to 48 hours

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hair color: (two words) natural color of hair.
haircolor: (one word) a professional, industry-coined term referring to artificial haircolor products and services

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Hair structure: 3 major key components

The cuticle is the outmost layer of the hair. Protects the cortex layer and contributes up to 20% of the overall strength of the hair.

The cortex is the middle layer majority of of strength and elasticity. If it’s healthy it contributes 80% of the hairs strength. It contains melanin the hair’s natural hair color.

The medulla is the innermost layer. Is sometimes absent and does not play a role in the hair coloring process.