Slicing - this is a hair colouring technique that in which you section the hair and take smaller sections of hair and you alternate the subsections that you colour and you leaves which are section you dont colour
Weaving
Virgin Going Lighter - Apply colour to the middle of the hair, then to the ends, and finally the base
Virgin Going Darker - apply colour to the middle of the hair, to the base, and then to the ends of the hair
Root Touch Up - applying colour from the base to the line of demarkation, without overlapping
Foils
Activator: a product that activates the chemical process that allows hair color to be deposited
Aniline Derivative: small molecules found in permanent hair color
Balayage: highlighting the hair in a way that creates a graduated, natural effect
Booking Time: how long an appointment should take
Cap Technique: Pulling sections of hair through a cap to create highlights or lowlights
Color Fillers: Add colors back into hair, especially going from light to dark
Color Removers: Products that strip the hair of its color to create a lighter level
Conditioner Filler: Evens out porosity in hair while coloring
Complementary Colors: Orange, Green, Purple
Contributing Pigment: The underlying color in the hair, such as red, orange and yellow
Demi Permanent Color: deposit only color that lasts up to 24 shampoos
Developer: A product that allows color to be deposited into the hair shaft
Double-process Hair Coloring: A process that strips the hair color to achieve a lighter color, sometimes can be a color correction
Foil Technique: Separating sub sections to color a different color than the rest of the hair
Foundation: original state of hair color
Glaze: a product that coats the shaft with semi-permanent color
Hair Color: Product that adds color to hair
Hair Lightening: Stripping the color of hair
High Lighting: Lightening sub section of hair through foils, cap, or free hand
Highlighting Shampoo: tone and add depth to hair
Highlighting Shampoo Tints: mixture of hydrogen peroxide and shampoo to lighten hair
Intensity: How bold the color is
Law of Color: Color relationships between primary and secondary colors
Level: Dark or lightness of hair
Level System: ranks of color from dark to light
Line of Demarcation: Line where the regrowth starts
Metallic Hair Colors: Hair colors that retain their color from metallic salts.
Mixed Melanin: hair color containing both eumelanin and pheomelanin
Natural or Vegetable Hair Colors: natural colors made from minerals
New Growth: the part of the hair off the scalp that hasn't been colored yet
Off-the-scalp Lighteners: lighteners that can't make contact with skin
On-the-scalp Lighteners: lighteners that are safe to touch skin
Patch Test: test of lightener on strand of hair to see result before coloring whole head
Permanent Hair Color: Hair color that penetrates cuticle and remains in hair until lifted
Prelightening: lightening the hair before adding color to achieve desired look
Presoftening: usually in grey hair, to lift and allow color to absorb better.
Primary Colors: red, blue, yellow
Resistant: if hair is resistant to color it doesn't take it easily
Lowlighting: coloring sub sections of the hair darker.
Secondary Color: purple, green, orange
Semi-permanent Hair Color: hair color that lasts for about 6-8 shampoos
Single Process Hair Color: single application of color, without processing before applying color
Slicing: taking subsections of hair and coloring the entire subsection
Soap Cap: shampoo mixed with bleach to lighten a small amount
Special Effects Hair Coloring: hair coloring with unnatural colors
Temporary Hair Color: hair color that sits on cuticle and washes out immediatly
Tertiary Color: green yellow, red orange, indigo
Tone: how warm or cool the hair color is
Toners: color added during washing process to offset brassy tones
Virgin Application: color applied to natural hair
Volume: oxidizing agent that allows lightener to lift color
Weaving: taking small pieces from a subsection to color
Aniline Derivative: small molecules found in permanent hair color
Balayage: highlighting the hair in a way that creates a graduated, natural effect
Booking Time: how long an appointment should take
Cap Technique: Pulling sections of hair through a cap to create highlights or lowlights
Color Fillers: Add colors back into hair, especially going from light to dark
Color Removers: Products that strip the hair of its color to create a lighter level
Conditioner Filler: Evens out porosity in hair while coloring
Complementary Colors: Orange, Green, Purple
Contributing Pigment: The underlying color in the hair, such as red, orange and yellow
Demi Permanent Color: deposit only color that lasts up to 24 shampoos
Developer: A product that allows color to be deposited into the hair shaft
Double-process Hair Coloring: A process that strips the hair color to achieve a lighter color, sometimes can be a color correction
Foil Technique: Separating sub sections to color a different color than the rest of the hair
Foundation: original state of hair color
Glaze: a product that coats the shaft with semi-permanent color
Hair Color: Product that adds color to hair
Hair Lightening: Stripping the color of hair
High Lighting: Lightening sub section of hair through foils, cap, or free hand
Highlighting Shampoo: tone and add depth to hair
Highlighting Shampoo Tints: mixture of hydrogen peroxide and shampoo to lighten hair
Intensity: How bold the color is
Law of Color: Color relationships between primary and secondary colors
Level: Dark or lightness of hair
Level System: ranks of color from dark to light
Line of Demarcation: Line where the regrowth starts
Metallic Hair Colors: Hair colors that retain their color from metallic salts.
Mixed Melanin: hair color containing both eumelanin and pheomelanin
Natural or Vegetable Hair Colors: natural colors made from minerals
New Growth: the part of the hair off the scalp that hasn't been colored yet
Off-the-scalp Lighteners: lighteners that can't make contact with skin
On-the-scalp Lighteners: lighteners that are safe to touch skin
Patch Test: test of lightener on strand of hair to see result before coloring whole head
Permanent Hair Color: Hair color that penetrates cuticle and remains in hair until lifted
Prelightening: lightening the hair before adding color to achieve desired look
Presoftening: usually in grey hair, to lift and allow color to absorb better.
Primary Colors: red, blue, yellow
Resistant: if hair is resistant to color it doesn't take it easily
Lowlighting: coloring sub sections of the hair darker.
Secondary Color: purple, green, orange
Semi-permanent Hair Color: hair color that lasts for about 6-8 shampoos
Single Process Hair Color: single application of color, without processing before applying color
Slicing: taking subsections of hair and coloring the entire subsection
Soap Cap: shampoo mixed with bleach to lighten a small amount
Special Effects Hair Coloring: hair coloring with unnatural colors
Temporary Hair Color: hair color that sits on cuticle and washes out immediatly
Tertiary Color: green yellow, red orange, indigo
Tone: how warm or cool the hair color is
Toners: color added during washing process to offset brassy tones
Virgin Application: color applied to natural hair
Volume: oxidizing agent that allows lightener to lift color
Weaving: taking small pieces from a subsection to color