Types of Haircolor ~QuizOnline version Choose the correct answer. by Rosalind Carter 1 Which type of haircolor product has the largest pigment molecules? a Demipermanent b Permanent c Temporary d Semipermanent 2 What type of haircolor product partially penetrates the hair shaft, stains the cuticle layer, and slowly fades with each shampoo? a Demipermanent b Permanent c Temporary d Semipermanent 3 An example of a natural or vegetable haircolor obtained from the leaves or bark of plants is _________________. a toner b henna c demipermanent d tint 4 Metallic haircolors are also called ___________ haircolors. a delayed b advancing c accelerated d progressive 5 What type of haircolor product is able to deposit without lifting because it is less alkaline and is mixed with a low-volume developer? a Demipermanent b Permanent c Temporary d Semipermanent 6 A patch test is generally conducted behind the ear or on the _______________. a temple or forehead b inner wrist c inside of the elbow d inner forearm 7 Permanent haircolor is applied by the bowl-and brush-method or with ___________. a the bowl-and-bottle method b a spatula and brush c the brush-and-bottle method d an applicator bottle Feedback 1 The large pigment molecules in temporary haircolor products cannot penetrate the cuticle, so they coat the hair shaft instead. This is why they can be easily washed out of the hair. 2 Semipermanent haircolor only partially penetrates the cuticle layer, and thus, like a temporary haircolor, it can fade as the color is washed out. 3 Henna is considered a natural haircolor because it is obtained from the leaves of a plant. Natural haircolors are not typically used in salons. 4 Metallic, also known as progressive, are haircolors containing metal salts that change hair color gradually by gradual buildup and exposure to air.
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