Milady Chapter 21 Haircoloring (5)

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  1. 3. ? is the hair's ability to absorb moisture.
  2. 4. To create ? reds, use a red-orange base color (RO, RG).
  3. 10. ? textured hair has a larger diameter and loosely grouped melanin granules, so it can take longer to process.
  4. 11. ? blue color to yellow hair would make the hair green!
  5. 12. Medium textured hair has an ? reaction to haircolor.
  6. 14. ? blond hair can be corrected to a natural blond by adding the two missing primary colors, red and blue; = violet which is the secondary color.
  7. 15. Hair ? is the diameter of an individual hair strand.
  8. 16. The ? is the innermost layer of the hair.
  9. 18. To create hot fiery reds, use red-violet or true red colors (R, RR, RV).
  10. 19. ? is distributed differently according to texture.
  11. 20. To brighten red haircolor, refresh reds with a ? cap of equal parts shampoo and the remaining color formula before rinsing, or mix a demipermanent color and apply it to the ends.
  12. 22. ? cancels yellow.
Down
  1. 1. ? colors are directly opposite each other on the color wheel.
  2. 2. To ? an unwanted haircolor, always use the primary or secondary color that is missing in the hair.
  3. 5. ? cancels red.
  4. 6. The melanin granules in ? hair are grouped more tightly, so the hair takes color faster and can look darker.
  5. 7. ? cancels orange.
  6. 8. All three ? colors must be present to produce a haircolor that looks natural.
  7. 9. Porous hair accepts haircolor ?.
  8. 13. Haircolor applications on porous hair can result in a ? tone than applications on less porous hair.
  9. 17. Hair ? the number of hairs per square inch, can range from thin to thick.
  10. 21. ? fillers may be applied directly from their containers to damaged hair prior to coloring.