Which factor must be considered first when correcting hair colour?, Preferred hairstyle, Natural hair level and tone, Salon lighting, Client’s clothing style, What effect do lightening products have on the hair structure?, They soften the cuticle, They add artificial moisture, They strengthen the cortex, They break down natural pigment, Natural pigmentation affects colour selection because:, It determines underlying tone, It speeds up processing time, It lightens the hair automatically, It prevents colour change, Pre-lightening is important because it:, Stops colour fading, Closes the cuticle, Removes artificial and natural pigment, Adds warmth to hair, Which test is essential 48 hours before colouring?, Skin Test, Curl test, Strand Test, Development Test, The principle of colour selection involves:, Avoiding primary colours, Applying the darkest colour possible, Identifying the correct natural base colour of hair, Choosing a colour randomly, The international colour chart is used to:, Identify hair density, Measure hair elasticity, Determine head shape, Select natural and artificial levels and tones, Pre-softening is used to:, Remove pigment, Prepare resistant grey hair for better colour absorption, Speed up processing, Harden resistant hair, Pre-pigmenting is used to:, Lighten hair, Replace missing warm tones before colouring, Cool unwanted tones, Deep clean the hair, Hydrogen peroxide volume refers to:, Strength and oxidising ability, Product scent, Amount of conditioner, Speed of application, Higher strength peroxide should be used when:, Deep conditioning, Colour refreshing, Toning hair, Lifting more levels is required, Routine maintenance of colouring tools includes:, Storing tools in water, Using damaged tools, Regular cleaning and replaced when needed, Leaving brushes unwashed, Accurate timing in colour correction is important because:, It thickens hair, It prevents under- or over-processing, It increases shine, It cools unwanted tones, A common problem during colour correction is:, Excessive shine, Hair refusing to dry, Uneven lift or tone, Hair growing too fast, To remedy uneven colour bands, you should:, Use appropriate corrective techniques such as reapplication or balancing, Colour hair darker, Overlap when applying, Cut the hair shorter, Restoring the hair’s pH after colouring helps to:, Change porosity permanently, Open the cuticle, Remove all moisture, Close and rebalance the cuticle and prevent creeping oxidation, Red/Orange/yellow underlying tones contain the pigment, Eumelanin, Cuticle layers increase, Hair becomes more hydrated, Pheomelanin, Which tool is essential for even colour application?, Wide-tooth comb, Tint brush, Tail Comb, Hairdryer, A strand test is important to:, Check colour result and processing time, Check scalp temperature, Measure hair density, Determine head size, Over-processed hair may feel:, Smooth and silky, Completely unchanged, Mushy or stretchy when wet, Thick and coarse, When neutralising unwanted yellow tones, which colour is used?, Blue, Green, Violet, Red, Resistant Grey coverage may require:, Pre-softening, Stronger shampoo, More conditioner, Less product, During colour correction, monitoring is important to:, Change hair texture, Ensure correct development and prevent damage, Reduce product use, Speed up the service, Which peroxide strength is typically used for toning?, 9% / 30vol, 12% / 40vol, 0% / water, 1.9%, Pre-pigmenting is especially important when:, Creating highlights only, Maintaining blonde hair, Going lighter, Going darker by several levels on bleached hair, Which pigment is harder to lift out of hair when lightening, Pheomelanin, Eumelanin, Yellow, Orange, What tone would you use to neutralise Red?, Green, Blue, Violet, Orange, If you needed to dilute 6% peroxide to 3% what ratio peroxide to water would it be?, 1:4, 5:2, 1:1, 2:2, Why could seepage happen when foiling, Oversaturated Foils, Not enough product, Applying product too close to the root, Wrong colour choice, What does the term reduction mean in colour correction?, Adding colour to hair, Removing artificial colour from hair?, Restoring depth and tone, Foil Seepage
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