Changing Existing Hair Color: Products and Techniques

Changing Existing Hair Color Question Non oxidative colors Temporary colors Weekly rinses Color Mousses and gels Color crayons and mascaras Pomades Spray on colors Color enhancing shampoos and conditioners Semi-permanent colors Line of demaracation Oxidative colors Long lasting semipermanent colors Permanent hair colors Toners Fillers Lighteners Decolorization Double process Technique Answer Add pigment but does not lighten existing hair also called implies, used to create temporary color changes that last from shampoo to shampoo applied at the shampoo bowl used to add tone to faded hair Variety of colors, brightens existing color Variety of colors, used to blend new growth, to creating fun and color designs Variety of colors, Adds shine to hair Aerosol can, flammable used to maintain existing color, add tone to hair Deposits color, cannot lighten, coats hair strand an obvious difference between 2 colors along a strand Deposits color, lightens in a single process technique uses low volume hydrogen peroxide to develop the color molecules and aid in color processing. Adds tone to the hair. Mixed with hydrogen peroxide and capable of both lightening natural pigment and depositing artificial pigment in a single process Identifies the warmth or coolness of a color, name of a color or hue Product that provides an even base color by filling in porous, damaged or abused areas with materials such as protein, equalizes the porosity of hair, deposits a base color in one applications Product used to decolorize, remove or diffuse pigment, utilizes ingredients such as ammonia and peroxide. 2 steps hair color process that involves lighten the hair first then adding color color product used to lighten the hair, when applied to the hair can touch the scalp without harm, available as oil or cream lightener that lightens the hair quickly and is not intended to touch the scalp Off the scalp lighteners Strong available in powder form Referred as a catalyst or conductor needs to be mixed with ammonia or other alkaline Developers compound to become active, oxidizing agent used with demi permanent and permanent color, lighteners and toners, hydrogen peroxide Natural product used to color the hair, henna that produces reddish highlights in the Vegetable dyes hair, unreliability Most common vegetable dye, natural color product that produces reddish highlights in henna the hair Hair dye containing metals known as progressive dye with the hair turning darker with metallic dyes each application Conbination of metallic and vegetable dye, metallic salts added to a vegetable dye to Compound dyes create a wider range of colors Adding texture or color in certain areas or zones of the head versus the entire head Zonal Patterns such as: Fringe, crown, perimeter color application technique used to add tone or darken existing color along the Base to ends application Hair entire strand, known as virgin darker techniqe Midstrand to ends then Used to lighten existing color by applying the new color or lightener to the midstrand base application 1/2" away from the scalp then up to but not including porous ends Base application Involves the positioning of highlights and or lowlights on the surface of the hair to Dimensional coloring select strands in create special effects Highlighting Lightening of isolated strands of hair with a lightener On the scalp lighteners Lowlighting Weaving technique Slicing technique Freeform painting End lights Cap method Predisposition test Preliminary strand test Color removers Darkening isolated strands of hair with color Process of using a tail comb to weave out selected strands of hair in an alternating pattern for the application of hair color, hair is positioned over foil or thermal strip then lightener or color is applied Section of hair is positioned over a piece of foil or thermal strip and lightener or color is applied Technique in which a brush is used position color or lightener on the surface of the hair Process achieved by lightening only the ends of the hair Hair coloring technique in which selected hair strands are pulled through perforated holes in a rubber coloring cap using a crochet hook Done 24 hours prior to a permanent hair color service to determine if a client is sensitive or allergic to aniline derivative ingredients or certain chemicals in hair color, skin patch test Process to determine proper color formulation performed 24 to 48 hours before a color service Products used to remove unwanted artificial pigment from the hair