Haircoloring

1. Hue or balance of color seen in the hair
6. The natural coloring pigment found in the cortex layer of the hair
7. Used to equalize porosity
9. This primary color brings depth or darkness to any color
10. Dye precursors that combine with hydrogen peroxide to form larger, permanent dye molecules
11. Color achieved by mixing equal parts of a secondary and its neighboring primary color
12. Melanin granules are grouped more ______ in fine hair, causing it to take color faster and look darker
14. The most commonly used developer in hair color
19. All hair coloring products require a patch test except for ______ colors
20. System used for understanding color relationships
21. Fundamental colors that cannot be achieved from a mixture

2. The melanin that gives black or brown color to hair
3. Color also known as no-lift deposit-only color
4. Natural, vegetable, and metallic hair colors are also known as ______ colors
5. All permanent hair coloring products and lighteners contain both a developer and a(n) ______
8. Used by colorists to analyze the lightness and darkness of a hair color
13. Haircoloring products that change color gradually by progressive buildup and exposure to air contain this
14. A ______ acts like a stain to the hair
15. Powdered persulfate salts added to hair color to increase its lightening ability
16. Decolorizing the hair's natural pigment allows the colorist to create the exact degree of ______ pigment
17. Primary and secondary colors positioned ______ on the color wheel are complementary colors
18. The color obtained by mixing equal parts of two primary colors