Haircolor Fundamentals Quiz

Blonde hair is typically the lightest natural hair color.

Hair length is not typically considered when choosing a hair color.

Permanent hair color is typically used for covering gray hair.

Regrowth refers to the part of the hair shaft closest to the scalp that has grown since the last color application.

Yellow falls under the warm category in the hair color spectrum.

Temporary hair color is the most temporary and usually washes out after just one shampoo.

Eumelanin is the primary pigment found in naturally black hair.

Balayage involves applying color only to select sections of the hair.

Violet falls under the cool category in the hair color spectrum.

Highlights involve applying different colors to sections of hair in a weaving or slicing method.

A root touch-up involves applying color directly onto the hair using a brush or comb.

Sombre is known for creating a gradual transition from darker to lighter hair.

A toner is used to neutralize unwanted tones in hair coloring.

Double-process hair coloring involves lightening the hair before applying a new color.

A pre-lightener prepares the hair for subsequent coloring by lightening it.

Demi-permanent hair color penetrates the hair shaft deeper than semi-permanent color.

Dimensional color refers to adding depth and variation to the hair color.

A strand test predicts the final result of the hair color application.