Milady Chapter 21 Haircoloring (8)

2. When hair is green use ? to balance.
5. By first decolorizing the hair with a lightener and then using a separate product to deposit the desired ?, you will have more control over the coloring process.
6. When hair is ? use orange to balance.
7. Because there is no ? ,using demipermanent color, the resulting depth of color when covering gray hair may appear too harsh unless you allow for some brightness and warmth in your formulation.
9. A ? application refers to the first time the hair is colored.
11. Color ? are tones that can be added to a haircolor formula to intensity the result.
13. By prelightening the hair to the desired color, you can create a perfect foundation for longer-lasting red colors that avoid ? and stay true to tone.
14. When selecting a semipermanent color, remember that color applied on top of existing color always creates a ? color and alters the tone.
15. When hair is ? use yellow to balance.
18. ? haircolor is a great way to introduce clients to a color service and to enhance their natural hair color in one easy step.
19. When hair is red use ? to balance.
20. When hair is ? use violet to balance.
22. As the hair grows, you will need to apply haircolor to the new growth to keep it looking attractive and to avoid a two-toned effect, this is called a ?.

1. Hair lightening is also known as bleaching or ? which is a chemical process involving the diffusion of the natural hair color pigment or artificial haircolor from the hair.
3. If the client asks for a dramatically lighter color, the hair has to be ? first.
4. ? tones can look deeper than their actual level.
8. ? can be described as warm, cool, or neutral.
10. Traditional semipermanent colors can ? up on the hair ends with repeated applications.
12. ? colors do not contain the oxidizers necessary to lift, they only deposit color and do not lighten color.
16. When hair is blue use ? to balance.
17. ? tones can look lighter than their actual level.
21. Do not ? the hair before a haircolor service.