1. Cosmetology Fundamentals Chapter 13: Color Level 3 Procedure Manual pgs.37-45

2. Changing Existing Hair Color CF. pgs. 488-489; L3PM pg. 42
Contributing Pigment
(existing level & tone - “what you see”) +
Artificial Pigment
(desired level & tone - “what you want
Final Color Result

3. Formulating Examples:
Directions: Use the existing color to formulate the three different desired colors
Contributing Pigment: Level 6 (Dirty Blond)
Artificial Pigment:
Warm Dark Brown
Light Strawberry Blond
Light Platinum Blond
Final Color Result: ?

4. Color Chemistry CF pgs. 489-502; L3PM pgs. 39-41
List of Types of Color:
Non Oxidative
Oxidative
Lighteners (Bleach)
Developers

5. Color Chemistry CF pgs. 489-502; L3PM pgs. 39-41
List of Non Oxidative Color:
Fanciful

6. Color Chemistry CF pgs. 489-502; L3PM pgs. 39-41
List of Redken Permanent Color:
Color Gels
Color Gels Developer
Even Coverage (“flat land”)
Liquid Form (tint bottle)
Color Fusion
Pro-oxide Cream Developer
Multi-dimensional Coverage (“hills & valleys”)
Cream Form (brush & bowl)

7. Color Chemistry CF pgs. 489-502; L3PM pgs. 39-41
List of Redken Demi-Permanent Color:
Shades EQ Color Gloss
Processing Solution
Deposit Only (no lift / 2% Hydrogen Peroxide)
Liquid Form (tint bottle)
b. Shades EQ Cream/Cover Plus
Pro-oxide Cream Developer - 10 Volume
Deposit Only (slight chance of half level of lift)
Cream Form (brush & bowl)
Camo Color
Deposits / Camouflages grey in 10 min or less

8. Color Chemistry CF pgs. 489-502; L3PM pgs. 39-41
List of Redken Lighteners:
Flash Lift
Pro-oxide Cream Developer
Powder has blue tone to control warmth
Maximum lifting power
b. Blonde Icing
Blonde Icing Developer
Conditioning (Ammonia & Ammonia Free Formulas)
Up to 7
Blonde Dimensions
Lift 5/15
Powder + Activator + Pro-oxide Cream Developer

9. Designing Color
CF pgs
SG pgs