Haircolor vs Hair Color

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
GROOVY ! CHEMISTRY IS.
Advertisements

Haircoloring Procedures
Haircoloring Special Effects
Shampooing, Rinsing, and Conditioning
Milady Standard Cosmetology
Haircoloring Color Theory
Male haircuts - Scissors over comb
Milady Standard Cosmetology
Male haircuts – Clipper cut
The changes in the salon Are faced in various ways, with services aimed at Personalizing the client’s style Creating client loyalty within the salon.
Conditioners and Treatments Restructuring Hair. Conditioners Conditioners contain proteins or moisturizers to help restructure hair Provide strength and.
©2007 Thomson Delmar Learning. All Rights Reserved
Color Theory What is color?.
CHEMICAL HAIR RELAXERS. CHEMICAL HAIR RELAXERS.
Milady Standard Cosmetology
Haircolor and corrective coloring
Mastey Teinture Zero Ammonia - High Lift - Permanent Hair Color
Color Correction Solutions
Colour correction Emotions 0 Disown client 0 Pressure 0 Confusion 0 Where do you start Break it down 0 Write it down 0 Plan.
Chapter 21 Haircoloring.
COMMUNICATING FOR SUCCESS Haircoloring
Female haircuts - Parallel layers
Understanding Fillers. Color Fillers Color Fillers- Color pigment concentrate (pure color) without mixing with developer. Why use it? 1. Recommended when.
M Y F IRST C LIENT Manikin Care. Most of the practical work performed during your training will be on a fabricated head form – a mannequin.
Copyright 2013 © WSCAP Washington State Apprentice Program COMMUNICATING FOR SUCCESS 1.4 COMMUNICATING FOR SUCCESS 1.4 COMMUNICATING FOR SUCCESS 1.4.
Haircolor vs Hair Color
©2003 Texas Trade and Industrial Education1 The Level System Levels / Tones of Hair Color.
Classifications of Haircolor
By: Shanice Person July 14,2009 Dark brown to black pigments. Red to blonde pigments EumelaninPhaeomelanin The mixture of these two structures in different.
Haircoloring Chapter 21.
Haircoloring Copyright 2013 © SAP.
Color Focus Maree Andre' Power of Color.
Unit By Loren Errington... Contents… 1. Temporary colours. 2. Semi-permanent colours. 3. Permanent colours. 4. Perming. 5. Quasi.
Color Wheel Color Values Color Schemes HUE - undiluted color in its purest intensity. VALUE – lightness or darkness of a hue (color). INTENSITY -brightness.
Rainbow.
©2003 Texas Trade and Industrial Education1 Cosmetology Chemical Hair Relaxing and Soft Curl Permanent: Sodium Hydroxide Retouch.
Chapter 21 Haircoloring.
Characteristics of Normal and Damaged Hair
Color Vocabulary. Hue: The name of a color Intensity: The brightness of a color Value: The darkness or lightness of a color.
GRADUATED HAIRCUT.
mission activity wellness learning objectives Explain how to use Aveda Hair Color systems to solve common hair color challenges Perform the six steps.
Introduction to Color Applications and Theory Elton Robinson April 24, Distance Learning Dr. Javeri.
Safety in Hair Relaxing
Color It’s Magic!. Color Experiment Work with a partner Complete the handout.
Temporary colours Semi-permanent colours Quasi colours Permanent colours Bleach Alkaline perms Acid perms Bibliography.
Natural Hair Natural hair is composed of 3 yellow 2 red 1 blue.
The Official Guide to Hairdressing and Barbering Level 2 NVQ, , © Cengage Learning 2013 Types of hair colour and lightener Chapter 16, Colouring.
Color Wheel/Color Theory Art 1. Before we begin… This project is very straightforward, but there are a lot of details and directions. There will be a.
The Official Guide to Hairdressing and Barbering Level 2 NVQ, , © Cengage Learning 2013 Preparation and consultation Chapter 16, Colouring.
HAIR COLORING Chyna Jones Chemistry-7 th hr. June 3 rd, 2009.
Graphic Communication
Temporary colours Semi-permanent colours Permanent colours Perming Quasi bibliography.
CHEMICAL HAIR RELAXING.
Shampooing, Rinsing, and Conditioning
HAIR, SCALP & CONSULTATION
Thermal Hair Straightening. Pressing Temporarily Straightens curl or unruly hair by means of a heated iron or comb Generally lasts until shampooed Press.
Unit 06 Perms & colours.
Milady’s Standard Cosmetology HAIRCOLORING 16 Copyright © 2004 by Delmar Learning, a division of Thomson Learning,Inc.
Hair Coloring.
Chapter 21 Haircoloring.
Soft hair Hair protection Cream type Rich color Shine Mild.
HAIR COLORING.
Complex colour 2011 Certificate III in Hair WRHCL304A.
HAIR, SCALP & CONSULTATION
© Copyright 2012 Milady, a part of Cengage Learning. All Rights Reserved. May not be scanned, copied, or duplicated, or posted to a publicly accessible.
Wigs and Hair Additions
Chapter 21 Haircoloring.
Draping, Shampooing, and Scalp Massage
Presentation transcript:

Haircolor vs Hair Color Chapter 19

A hair colorist needs to become an expert in: ______________ natural hair color _____________ or ______________ gray ___________________ natural hair color Depositing color on previously colored hair (_______________) Depositing color on hair that has been lightened (corrective) Creating ___________________

Why do people color their hair? Cover or blend gray Enhance existing haircolor Create a fashion statement of self- expression Correct unwanted tones in hair caused by environmental exposure such as sun or chlorine Accentuate a particular haircut

Hair facts The ____________ of the client’s hair ______________________________ determined _____________________________ The hair structure effects the quality and ultimate success of haircolor service Some haircolor products may cause a dramatic change in the structure of the hair, while others cause little change or can help repair You must know how the products will effect the hair in order to make the best choice for your client

Hair structure: TEXTURE & how it effects haircolor Melanin granules in __________ are grouped more tightly, so the hair _________________________________ _________________________________ _____________ texture hair has an _______________________ to haircolor ______________ hair has a larger diameter and ______________________

Hair structure: Density & how it effects haircolor Density must be taken into account when applying haircolor to ensure proper coverage Density also ___________________ the quantity of color or _________________________________ _________________________________

Hair structure: Porosity & how it effects haircolor Porous hair ______________________________________ ______________________________________ ______________________________________ and it is difficult for the moisture of chemicals to penetrate and may require a __________________________________ Average porosity should take an average amount of processing time and produce the best results _____________________ means that the hair is overly porous and ______________________________________ __________ – requires preconditioning or use of a filler

Porosity Test Take a strand of sever hairs, hold the strand securely with one hand and slide the thumb and forefinger of the other hand from the ends to the scalp If the hair feels smooth it has low porosity If the hair feels slightly rough it is average If the hair feels rough is has high porosity

Hair color _________________________________ Learning to identify a client’s natural hair color is the _______________________ to becoming a good colorist

Hair color & Haircolor Are based on a _____________________ Some manufacturers go as high as 12, however if you are talking about hair color it will always be based on 1-10

Melanin All hair has _____________ Eumelanin and Pheomelanin. Eumelanin is ______________________ Pheomelanin is ____________________

Contributing Pigment Is also called the ____________________ It lies under the natural hair color and must be taken into consideration when you select a haircolor When you lighten hair you _________________________________ _________________________________

Level system _________________________________ _________________________________ Level is the _________________________________ Color names may vary from manufacturer to manufacture however the degree of lightness and darkness in each level will remain the same

Tone _________________________________ _________________________________ Tones are described as warm or cool _________________________________ Warm tones = gold, copper, auburn, burnt orange Cool tones= platinum, ash, drab, blue

How to read a haircolor box The number is the level 1-10 The letters mean: n= __________________ r = red rb = red brown rv = _________________ ro = redorange a= __________________ p = pearl / platinum g = gold k or c = kopper/copper b= beige gn = goldneutal #’s 11 & 12 are always considered high lift series and act more like bleach or hair lightener with some of the benefits of haircolor Many times boxes now say 6.66 or 6.1 (the .1 = a or ash & the .6 = r or red)

To determine natural level and tone Take a ½ in square section in the crown area and hold it up from the scalp – allowing light to pass through Using a _________________________, select the swatch that matches the section of hair, place it up against the hair, you are trying to determine______________________________ ______________________________________ Move the swatch along the hair strand to determine the natural level

Base color Is the _________________________________ Example: a haircolor with a violet base color will deliver cool results and help minimize unwanted yellow tones / or a red-orange base will create the bright warm results that some clients are looking for

Law of color Primary colors: __________________________ These colors can not be achieved from mixing any other colors Secondary colors: ____________________________ These colors are achieved by mixing___________________ colors together in_____________ parts

Law of color continued Tertiary colors Redorange – redviolet – yelloworange – yellowgreen – bluegreen – blueviolet These are created by ______________________________________ ______________________________________ ______________________________________ Complimentary colors ______________________________________ ______________________________________ ______________________________________ example: Red + Green = Brown (Neutral)

Types of Haircolor 2 categories: _______________________ Nonoxidative: ___________________________________ Oxidative: Lighteners have a unique chemical property and falls into its own category

Temporary haircolor Used to neutralize an unwanted tone ______________________________________ ______________________________________ ______________________________________ Only _________________________________ Color rinses, color mousses or gel, hair mascara, spray on color, color enhancing shampoos

Semipermanent _________________________________ _________________________________ _________________________________ _________________________________ _________________________________ _________________________________ Lasts _________________________________ _________________________________ It is ______________________________ _________________________________

Demipermanent AKA ________________________________ ____________________________________ Many use alkalizing agents other than traditional ammonia however that does not necessary make them any less damaging Great for ______________________________________ ______________________________________ ______________________________________ Color correction or _______________________

Permanent _________________________________ _________________________________ They are more alkaline than deposit only Used to cover gray hair w/ 20vol developer

Natural & metallic haircolors _________________________________ They coat the hairshaft Shade ranges are limited If this client was to come to the salon they would be upset to find out that out _________________________________ _________________________________ _________________________________

Hydrogen peroxide ___________________________ ________________________________________ Is an oxidizing agent – that supplies the necessary oxygen gas to develop the color molecules and create a change in natural hair color ____________________________________________ of hydrogen peroxide __________ the volume – ____________ lift, ____________ the volume – ___________ lift __________________ is used with permanent haircolor to ________________________

Lighteners Lighten hair _________________________________ _________________________________ ___________________________ with lightener, __________________________ Oxidation occurs within the cortex of the hair Used to create a light blond shade that is not achievable with permanent haircolor

Decolorizing process ______________________________________ The amount of change depends on: 1- _____________________________________ 2- _____________________________________ 3 – ____________________________________ Allows the colorist to create the exact degree of contributing pigment needed for the final result Lightening ______________________________________ ______________________________________

CAUTION Lightening dark hair to a very pale blond is ______________________________________ ________________________________ usually will _________________________________ and will stretch without returning to its original length When the hair is dry is feels brittle and harsh This type of hair often suffers breakage and has difficulty accepting a toner properly

Toners _________________________________ _________________________________ _________________________________ _________________________________ _________________________________ _________________________________

Consultation Is the __________________________ of the haircoloring service Hold the consultation in an area with proper lighting If possible the walls should be a neutral color Allow at least 15 minutes Have a client fill out a client information card and release statement Ask leading questions: are you looking for a temporary or permanent change? do you want color all over or just a few highlights? do you see yourself as conservative or dramatic?

Consultation Continued Recommend at least two different color options Review the procedure, application technique, cost of service, and follow-up maintenance Be honest, let the client know what you can do today and how many visits it will take to achieve the final results Fill out the client’s record card with detailed notes Avoid negative words – bleached, frosted, roots

CAUTION _________________________________ In the consultation determine if the client is taking any medication Usually medications for diabetes, high blood pressure, and thyroid problems will affect the outcome of color and most chemical services

Selecting Haircolor There are four basic questions that must always be asked when formulating a haircolor: ______________________________________ ______________________________________ ______________________________________ ______________________________________ ______________________________________ ______________________________________ ______________________________________ ______________________________________ ______________________________________

Selecting haircolor Always remember to _________________________________ _________________________________ _________________________________ _________________________________ _________________________________ _________________________________ The volume of hydrogen peroxide mixed with the haircolor product will also influence the lift and deposit

Mixing permanent colors Method of mixing is determined by the type of application that you are using as well as the consistency of the product Applicator bottle – should be large enough to hold both color and developer with enough airspace to shake the bottle and blend the mixture thoroughly Brush and Bowl – use a ___________________ mixing bowl, measure in developer, add color and use applicator brush to stir the mixture until blended

Color developer ratio 1:1 means for every one part of developer you use one part color 2:1 means for every two parts of developer your use one part color 2:1 is usually only used for high lift color, and should never be used for gray coverage

Patch test _____________________________________________ _____________________________________________ _____________________________________________ Mix a small amount of the color to be used and _____________________________________________ _____________________________________________ _____________________________________________ , leave undisturbed for 24 – 48 hours. If there is no swelling or redness then the test is negative a your can proceed with the haircoloring service

CAUTION ____________________ dermatitis or_________________ is the build up of chemicals in the operators system _________________________________ and repeatedly being exposed to chemicals throughout the day

Strand Test Once you have created a formula try it first on a small strand of hair This test _________________________________ _________________________________ _________________________________

Hair color application - Temporary Drape client Shampoo and towel dry hair Put on gloves Use an applicator bottle Apply color and work around the entire head Blend color with comb DO NOT rinse hair Towel blot and proceed with styling

Single process Lightens and deposits color in a single application Examples are virgin application and retouch application As the hair grows in you will need to retouch the new growth to avoid a two toned effect _________________________________ _________________________________ _________________________________

Single Process – _____Application Virgin application is __________________________ the area _____________________________________________ ____________________________________________, usually the temples or hairline Section the hair into quadrants Lift a _________ subsection and apply color to the mid- shaft area stay _____________________________________________ _____________________________________________ Go back an apply color to the scalp Pull the color through the ends of the hair After checking results, shampoo with warm water Remove any stains around the hairline Condition Towel dry and style

Single Process – _____________application Section hair into quadrants ______________________________________ ______________________________________ Complete all four sides and set timer for manf. Suggested processing time Prepare a no-lift deposit only glaze formula to be applied mid shaft to ends ______________________________________ ______________________________________ ______________________________________ Check results Shampoo, condition, and style

Double process haircolor _____________________________________________ _____________________________________________ _____________________________________________ _____________________________________________ _____________________________________________ Because the lightening action and the deposit of color are independent of each other, _____________________________________________ During the prelightening you can create a perfect foundation for a longer –lasting color that will be true to tone The prelightener is applied in the same manner as a regular hair lightening treatment, shampooed, and then the demipermanent color is applied from scalp to ends

Lighteners 3 forms: _______________________________ ________________________ are considered ___________________________________ ______________ is considered ______________________________ lightener Cream and oil are the most popular because they are easy to apply and are mild on the hair Cream and oil can also be used to professionally lighten dark facial or body hair

Cream lighteners features and benefits: agents give some protection to the hair and scalp Thickeners give more control during application process Because cream lighteners do not run or drip overlapping is prevented during retouching services

Powder lighteners: _________________ Stronger than cream Can cause scalp irritation and should not be applied directly to the scalp ______________________________________ _____________________________________ ________________________________ Most powder lighteners ______________________________________ ______________________________________ ______________________________________

Processing time for lightening is affected by the following: The darker the natural hair color, the more melanin it has , the longer it takes to lighten Amount of time needed is influenced by porosity Tone influences time to lighten natural hair, the greater the % of red the more difficult it is to achieve the delicate shades of pale blond Ash blonds are especially difficult to achieve because the melanin must be diffused sufficiently to alter both the level and the tone of the hair _____________________________________________ _____________________________________________

CAUTION Powder lighteners are used exclusively for off the scalp applications This means never directly on the scalp, can be used on the shaft, ends, in foils, in film, baliage, or with a highlighting cap Heat used with lighteners causes the cuticle to crack and break, therefore extreme caution must be used

Lightener retouch Mixture is only applied to new growth _________________________________ _________________________________ _________________________________

Lightening virgin hair application Divide the hair into four quadrants Place cotton in all four sections to protect the scalp Apply lightener ___________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________ Place strips of cotton at the scalp area along the parting to prevent the lightener from touching the base of the hair Complete all four sections in this manner __________________________________ Add more lightener if necessary Do NOT comb the lightener through the hair Keep the lightener moist during development Take a strand test Once desired level is reached apply the lightener to the scalp Then apply to the porous ends Rinse thoroughly with warm water Shampoo gently – hair is fragile Condition hair Tone if necessary

Toners _________________________________ _________________________________ Your speed and accuracy are both important factors in the application and will determine whether you get good color results

Special effects haircoloring _________________________________ ________________________________ _______________ – coloring some of the hair strands lighter than the natural color to add a variety of lighter shades _________________________________ – technique of coloring strands of hair darker than the natural color

3 basic methods of highlighting: Cap Foil / Film Baliage or free form technique

Cap highlighting Previously referred to as________________________________ _________________________________ Pulling clean, dry strands of hair through a perforated cap with a thin plastic or metal hook Number of strands pulled through will determine the noticeable results

Foil technique (Film, Paper) ______________________________________ ______________________________________ ______________________________________ Placing foils is an art and takes much practice and discipline Slicing is taking a 1/8 inch parting by making a straight part at the scalp Weaving is selected strands are picked up from a narrow section of hair with a zigzag motion of the comb

Baliage Also spelled Balyage _________________________________ _________________________________ The lightener is applied with an applicator brush or a tail comb from the scalp to the ends around the head _________________________________ _________________________________ _________________________________

Color correction The use of a toner may be used to cancel out any undesirable yellow contributing pigment A toner could but not always add a slight amount of lift or “bump” to the natural hair surrounding the prelightened hair – to avoid this use a color that does not require a developer

Highlighting shampoo _________________________________ _________________________________ They cause the natural color to be lifted slightly

Gray hair challenges & solutions Gray hair can turn orange if the lightener used is not processed long enough _________________________________ from smoking, medication, sun exposure, and some styling products – this can often ______________________________________ ______________________________________ Gray hair accepts the level of color that is applied except when the level is 8 or higher because there is a low concentration of dye found in the higher numbers

Gray hair challenges and solutions Use 20 volume developer _________________________________ _________________________________ _________________________________ High lift blond is not designed for gray coverage _________________________________ _________________________________ _________________________________

Rules for effective color correction: Do not panic – remain calm Determine the nature of the problem Determine what caused the problem Develop a solution Always take one step at a time Never guarantee an exact result Always strand test for accuracy

Damaged hair Hair is damaged when it has one ore more of the following characteristics: 1- rough texture 2- overporous condition 3- brittle and dry to the touch 4 – susceptible to breakage 5- becomes spongy and matted when wet 6 – color fades too quickly or grabs too dark

Tips for dealing with damaged hair: Use a penetrating conditioner that can deposit protein, oils and moisture-rich ingredients Complete each chemical service by normalizing the pH with an acidic finishing rinse, this will restore the ability of the cuticle to protect the internal hair Postpone any further chemical services until the hair is reconditioned Schedule the client for between-service conditionings Recommend retail products for use at home to prepare for the next service

Fillers _________________________________ _________________________________ _________________________________ _________________________________ Two type of fillers: _________________________________ _________________________________ Help hair to accept color evenly

Selecting the correct color filler ______________________________________ ______________________________________ To correct an unwanted haircolor, always use the primary or secondary color that is missing in the hair Example: orange blond hair can be corrected to a natural blond by adding the missing primary color blue, blue cancels orange A primary color always cancels a secondary color and a secondary color always cancels a primary color

Tips for redheads Fading is a common problem with redheads It is important to recommend the proper at home products for redheads To create warm coppery reds use a red orange base color To create hot fiery reds use red-violet or a true red color Always use a no-lift deposit only color to refresh the shaft and ends ______________________________________ ______________________________________ ______________________________________

Tips for Brunettes To avoid orange or brassy tones when lifting brown hair with permanent color always use a cool blue base To avoid brassy tones do not lighten more than two levels above the natural tone Add 1oz of a neutral color to cover gray in a brunette Natural highlights should be deep or caramel color – blond is too much contrast with brunette, it does not look natural and requires frequent touch-ups

Tips for blonds Is popular, profitable and find When _____________________________________________ _____________________________________________ When covering gray hair use a level 7 or darker for best coverage _____________________________________________ _____________________________________________ If a high light blond that only lifts 5 levels is used on a level 4 and below the result will be warm and brassy If highlights become too blond or all one color, lowlights or deeper strands needed to be foiled in to create a more natural look

Common haircolor solutions Green cast – _________________________________ ________________________________ up in pipes, attaches itself to blond hair, can be washed away with a clarifying shampoo or mineral remover (it is not chlorine that causes this) Green cast – in a brunette, color formulation was incorrect and used a green based color. Tone with a gold, copper or neutral to cast out green tone

Overall hair color is too light To correct apply a no-lift deposit only hair color two shades darker than the previous formula

Overall color is too dark Determine how much color needs to be removed _________________________________ Process for 10 minutes and check These are specially formulated to remove oxidative tints from the hair Wash and tone to new desired color

Restoring hair to natural hair color ____________________________________ When dealing with a blond – first soften the new growth with a level 6 violet base color with 20 volume for 30 minutes, rinse, apply a no lift glaze with 1 oz of level 8 light natural blond and 1oz of level 9 red-orange, do not apply to scalp but rest of head, process for 20 minutes, rinse, then mix a no lift glaze with 2 oz of level 6 neutral apply for 20 minutes checking every 5, rinse, shampoo, condition, and style

Safety precautions ________________________________________________ Do not apply haircolor if abrasions are present Do not apply haircolor if a metallic hair color is present Do not brush the hair prior to applying color _________________________________________________ Use sanitized applicator bottle, brushes, combs, and towels Protect your client’s clothing Perform a strand test Do not mix color until you are ready to use it Discard all left overs Wear gloves Do not overlap during a haircolor retouch Use a shampoo made for chemically treated hair Always wash hands before and after each client