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Tone of hair
Warm, cool, neutral
Primary
Colours
Yellow
Red
Blue
Secondary
Colours
Orange
Green
Violet
Blue
The
darkest
Blue
Complementary
colour to orange
Level system
10 Lightest
blonde,
1 black
Agree with clients
wishes
Final result based on underlying / contributing pigment
Pheomelanin
Red
/yellow pigment, dense concentration
red
hair
25-30
%
grey
Apply colour 1 level higher / lighter
May need to pre-soften/pre-lighten
resistant
hair
Predominant
colour of the haircolour - Base colour
Fine hair
Less resistant, May appear
darker
, mild lightener recomended
resistant
porosity
Cuticle
Smooth,
tightly
packed
& compacted
colour
absorption
take
longer
Average
Porosity
Cuticle
=
Slightly
raised, Accepts colour easily
Extreme
Porosity
Cuticle lifting/ missing Take colour too
dark
and not hold it
Semi-permanent
Molecules
Smaller in size &
weight
, than temporary colours to penetrate cuticle layer
Metallic / Compound dyes
Wareliable
& Sometimes
unsafe
Demi-permanent
Low Vol. Only deposit/add tones no lift
Hydrogen peroxide
Capable of lifting & depositing, Contains small colour molecules (para-dyes), Enter hair with aid from
alkaline
substance ie ammonia
High lift tints
Generally use
30/40
vol
Developers PH
2.5-4.5
for all the
oxidative
colour
Lighteners
Utilize ammonia and peroxide, Penetrate cortex breaking down melonin
Off Scalp
much
stronger
& lighters
faster
Time varies based on the amount of natural
pigment
Violet
Makes
pale yellow
go neutral blande
Double Process
1.
1-lift
/
decolour
2.
2-Toner
/ recolour
Dimensional Colouring
Positioning of
highlights
/
low
lights
Retouch
1. Apply only to
regrowth
, over
lapping
can cause breakage or dark bands
All colour containing aniline derivative -patch test required
Virgin
Colour applied @
midstrand
up to
ends
Body
heat
Accelerates
base area processing time
Gray
coverage
If not strong enough, choose
darker
colour