Hair Coloring Knowledge Check

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Test your hair coloring knowledge.

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Renda Songer

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Hair Coloring Knowledge CheckOnline version Test your hair coloring knowledge. by Renda Songer 1 Porous hair will always grab ash tones. Yes No 2 If you have unwanted yellow tones in the hair, you can use violet to counterbalance them. Yes No 3 You must lift past the different levels of melanin in order to lighten the hair. Yes No 4 Ash colors are meant to control warmth. Yes No 5 When a client has an undertone of orange, you can wash the hair with a blue shampoo to help neutralize the orange. Yes No 6 The best way to fix hot roots is to use a gold, semi-permanent color. Yes No 7 Demi-permanent haircolor will never lift the hair at all. Yes No 8 Fine texture hair always has a medulla. Yes No 9 Coily hair is the driest and most brittle of all the hair textures. Yes No 10 Coarse hair is the easiest to process when coloring. Yes No 11 If you have unwanted yellow tones in the hair, you can use violet to counterbalance them. Yes No 12 Coarse hair and fine hair can both be lifted the same amount of levels with the same developer. Yes No 13 Red is the most predominant tone out of the primary colors. Yes No 14 If the hair is too cool, you can correct it with warmth (red). Yes No 15 When lowlighting, you should keep away from the hairline and partings. Yes No

Hair Coloring Knowledge CheckOnline version

Test your hair coloring knowledge.

by Renda Songer

Porous hair will always grab ash tones.

Yes

If you have unwanted yellow tones in the hair, you can use violet to counterbalance them.

Yes

You must lift past the different levels of melanin in order to lighten the hair.

Yes

Ash colors are meant to control warmth.

Yes

When a client has an undertone of orange, you can wash the hair with a blue shampoo to help neutralize the orange.

Yes

The best way to fix hot roots is to use a gold, semi-permanent color.

Yes

Demi-permanent haircolor will never lift the hair at all.

Yes

Fine texture hair always has a medulla.

Yes

Coily hair is the driest and most brittle of all the hair textures.

Yes

Coarse hair is the easiest to process when coloring.

Yes

If you have unwanted yellow tones in the hair, you can use violet to counterbalance them.

Yes

Coarse hair and fine hair can both be lifted the same amount of levels with the same developer.

Yes

Red is the most predominant tone out of the primary colors.

Yes

If the hair is too cool, you can correct it with warmth (red).

Yes

When lowlighting, you should keep away from the hairline and partings.

Yes

You can integrate the game into an LMS compatible with LTI 1.1 or LTI 1.3 such as Canvas, Moodle, or Blackboard. This way, the scores will be automatically saved into the platform’s gradebook.

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Hair Coloring Knowledge CheckOnline version

by Renda Songer

Porous hair will always grab ash tones.

If you have unwanted yellow tones in the hair, you can use violet to counterbalance them.

You must lift past the different levels of melanin in order to lighten the hair.

Ash colors are meant to control warmth.

When a client has an undertone of orange, you can wash the hair with a blue shampoo to help neutralize the orange.

The best way to fix hot roots is to use a gold, semi-permanent color.

Demi-permanent haircolor will never lift the hair at all.

Fine texture hair always has a medulla.

Coily hair is the driest and most brittle of all the hair textures.

Coarse hair is the easiest to process when coloring.

If you have unwanted yellow tones in the hair, you can use violet to counterbalance them.

Coarse hair and fine hair can both be lifted the same amount of levels with the same developer.

Red is the most predominant tone out of the primary colors.

If the hair is too cool, you can correct it with warmth (red).

When lowlighting, you should keep away from the hairline and partings.

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