Milady Chapter 21 Haircoloring (9)

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  1. 2. In the temporary haircolor category are color-enhancing ? used to brighten, impart slight color and eliminate unwanted tones.
  2. 4. The pigment ? in semipermanent haircolor are small enough to partilly penetrate the hair shaft and stain the cuticle layer, but they are small enough to diffuse out of the hair curing shampooing, thus fading with each shampoo.
  3. 8. Always remember to ? with both lift and deposit in mind in order to achieve the proper balance for the desired end result.
  4. 10. Permanent haircolors contain uncolored dye precursors (? derivatives) which are very small and can easily penetrate into the hair shaft.
  5. 11. ? color introduces a client to haircolor services, adds subtle color results, tones prelightened hair.
  6. 13. ? color creates fun, bold results and easily shampoos from the hair and also neutralizes yellow.
  7. 15. Always use a ? mixing bowl (glass, plastic) when mixing color.
  8. 16. Temporary haircolor is a nonpermanent color whose ? pigment molecules prevent penetration of the cuticle layer, allowing only a coating action that may be removed by shampooing.
  9. 17. Do not use ? haircolor or haircolor with peroxide on hair that has been treated with metallic hair dye. If you do, the hair will swell and smoke, appearing to be boiling from the inside out.
  10. 18. ? haircoloring products are regarded as the best products for covering gray hair.
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  1. 1. Alkalizing ingredients trigger the lightening action of ?.
  2. 3. ? color blends gray hair, enhances natural color, tones prelightened hair, refreshes faded color, filler in color correction.
  3. 5. The ? of hydrogen peroxide mixed with the haircolor product will also influence the lift and deposit.
  4. 6. A ? test is not required for temporary haircolor.
  5. 7. Semipermanent haircolor is a ? haircolor. It is not mixed with peroxide.
  6. 9. An alkalizing ingredient increases the ? of dye within the hair.
  7. 12. Aniline derivatives combined with hydrogen peroxide form larger, permanent dye molecules within the ?.
  8. 14. An ? ingredient raises the cuticle of the hair so that the haircolor can penetrate into the cortex.