Pivot Point Chapter 13 Haircoloring

5. Chemical products such as hair colors, lighteners, perms and relaxers affect: the ? of the hair.
6. ? can be described as "warm or cool."
7. What is the lightest hair color level?
10. After viewing the cortex of hair under a microscope, ? hair color would be determined due to a predominant amount of ?
13. Which type of porosity may take longer to absorb coloring?
16. Colors made by mixing primary colors with their neighboring secondary color in varying proportions are known as ?
18. If a client's skin tone falls into the yellow, red and orange category it would be classified as ?
19. Blue-yellow is ? a tertiary color combination.
21. Which hair texture may tend to process slightly lighter than the intended level?
22. An application of a ? based complementary color would help eliminate unwanted brassiness or orange tones from a haircolor.

1. when mixing an ? color for hair that is 25 to 30% gray, apply a color one level lighter than the desired shade.
2. Red, blue and yellow are ? colors.
3. Which of the primary colors is considered the darkest?
4. What refers to the vividness of a color or the strength of the tone?
8. Which factor, along with the natural pigment and color level, might influence a client's color service - ? tone.
9. Melanocytes produce small egg-shaped structured called:
11. A ? of color shows the lightness or darkness of hair.
12. when mixing two ? colors in varying proportions, the colors produced are ..............., ..................... and ................
14. Fine hair, which is less resistant, may appear to process in what manner when depositing color?
15. The majority of the world population falls into which level of color?
17. A mixture of blue with what color produces green?
20. Rachel is planning to use a complementary color scheme for her future salon décor. She could consider ? and red for her complementary scheme.
22. What identifies the warmth or coolness of a color?