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- 1. The strength or purity of a color, which can be described as soft, medium, or strong.
- 3. The fundamental colors (red, yellow, blue) that cannot be created by mixing other colors; all other colors derive from these.
- 4. Colors that evoke warmth and brightness, including red, orange, and yellow.
- 6. Correction The process of adjusting unwanted tones in hair color using complementary colors to achieve the desired result.
- 7. The predominant tone of color that serves as the foundation for any color application or mixture.
- 9. The quality of color that describes its warmth, coolness, or neutrality, influencing the perception of the color.
- 10. Colors that appear more muted and are often described as sandy or tan, which may be used to reflect a natural look.
- 12. Colors that create a sense of calm and depth, including blue, green, and violet.
- 13. A system that outlines predictable outcomes when colors are combined; certain combinations yield consistent results.
- 14. Another term for tone, indicating the specific color being referred to.
- 15. Colors that are located directly opposite each other on the color wheel; they neutralize each other when mixed.
Down
- 2. Intermediate colors formed by mixing a secondary color with its neighboring primary color on the color wheel.
- 5. The study of how colors interact, combine, and the principles behind color mixing and perception.
- 8. A specific combination of color levels and tones indicated by numbers and letters, used to achieve desired hair color results.
- 11. Colors created by mixing equal parts of two primary colors; examples include green, orange, and violet.