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Level 3 Colour

Level 3 Colour. Consultation. Colour Science. Principals of colour selection Principals of colour correction Reduction and oxidation Natural colour pigment Pre-softening and pre- pigmentation Ph values Hydrogen peroxide. Colour techniques and problems.

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Level 3 Colour

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  1. Level 3 Colour Consultation

  2. Colour Science • Principals of colour selection • Principals of colour correction • Reduction and oxidation • Natural colour pigment • Pre-softening and pre- pigmentation • Ph values • Hydrogen peroxide

  3. Colour techniques and problems • Pre- softening and pre – pigmentation • Colour removers • Restore depth and tone • Colour and bleach problems :Seepage, uneven colour result, skin staining

  4. Colour Matters • About 10% of women have their hair coloured • Colour is money • The average colour bill is higher than a cut and blow dry

  5. Consultation • What information do we need to gather during a consultation before a colour?

  6. Natural depth Target shade Colour required Hair condition Hair texture % of white Porosity Elasticity Density Chemical history Test results Skin tone Contra indications Client image Peroxide strength Hair cut Principles of colour selection

  7. Communication skills • What may happen if the client fails to provide you with the correct information?

  8. What tests can you carry out before a colour? • Skin test • Test cutting • Incompatibility test • Porosity test • Elasticity test

  9. Effects on the hair structure

  10. What do we mean by contra indications? • Skin sensitive • History of previous allergic reaction to hair colour • Allergies • Skin disorders • Incompatible products • Medical advice or instructions All the above should be asked during consultation.

  11. Levels of colour pigment

  12. Why do we need to consider the depth of hair colour? • Target shade achievable • Peroxide strength • Products to use

  13. Why do we need to consider the length of the hair? • Cost • Time allowed • Technique to be used • Porosity of the hair

  14. Hair Density • Some thick hair may appear darker when coloured due to the density than the same colour used on fine sparse hair

  15. Colour Wheel

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