Transcript WHAT COLOR IS MIDDLE OF HAIR SHAFT WHAT COLOR ARE

Color Focus
Maree Andre'
Power
of Color
Introduction
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Hair Coloring Program
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The Principles of Color Theory
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Instructor Maree Andre'
Law of Color
Yellow
Yellow
Green
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Yellow
Yellow
Orange
Opposites neutralize
Green
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Complimentary Colors
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Primary Colors
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Secondary colors
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Tertiary colors
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Orange
Blue
Green
Red
Orange
Blue
Red
Tone-Level-Saturation
Red
Violet
Blue
Violet
Violet
Light vs Dark
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Light-brings out
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Dark-diminishes
Blue Eyes
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Blue/Green Eyes
Ash Base
Virgin Hair
Brown/Gold Eyes
Red Base
Virgin Hair
Color Types
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Classifications of hair color
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Temporary
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Semi-permanent color
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Vegetable
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Oxidation colors
20/20 H202
0
P
Hydrogen Peroxide/H2O2 Facts
Peroxide Uses
LEVELS OF LIFT
&
TIMING GUIDE
E
R
20
40
60
1.
Coloring
O
2.
Lighting
X
80
3.
Stripping
O
100
4.
Neutralizing
M
5.
Porosity
E
Developer
Volume
Levels of Lift
Timing
6.
Mordant
T
10 Volume
Up to 1 level
30 minutes
7.
Lifting
20 Volume
Up to 2 levels
35 minutes
8.
Depositing
E
30 Volume
Up to 3 levels
40 minutes
9.
Softening
40 Volume
Up to 4 levels
45 minutes
R
pH Scale
14
10,000,000 TIMES
MORE ALKALINE
1,000,000 TIMES
13
MORE ALKALINE
STRAIGHTENERS 11.5 – 14.0
100,000 TIMES
12
11
10
MORE ALKALINE.
10,000 TIMES
MORE ALKALINE
1,000 TIMES
MORE ALKALINE
100 TIMES
9
DISTILLED
WATER
6
10 TIMES MORE
5
100 TIMES
4
1,000 TIMES
ACID THAN 7
MORE ACID
MORE ACID
2
0
HYDROGEN PEROXIDE 3.5 – 4.0
10,000 TIMES
MORE ACID
100,000 TIMES
MORE ACID
1,000,000 TIMES
1
OIL BLEACHES 8.0 – 9.5
ALKALINE THAN 7
7 7
3
ALKALINE PERM SOLUTIONS 8.5 – 9.5
MORE ALKALINE
10 TIMES MORE
8
TINTS & TONERS 9.5 – 10.5
FORMULA-A
………………..Bac-Stat 0.75
MORE ACID
10,000,000 TIMES
MORE ACID
Working on Wet Hair
1. THE HYDROGEN BONDS ARE BROKEN BY WATER
2. THE CORTEX LAYER IS WATER LOVING
3. THE COLOR GOES TO WORK IMMEDIATELY
4. ONE HALF THE AMOUNT OF HAIR COLOR IS NEEDED
5. THE HAIR COLOR GOES ON EVENLY
6. WHY WET THE HAIR WITH COLOR WHEN WE CAN
ORIGINALLY WET THE HAIR WITH WATER?
REMEMBER THAT ALL HAIR COLORING, FROSTING, BLEACHING, ETC.
IS AN ALKALINE MATERIAL & MUST BE COUNTERACTED BY AN ACID
Acid
PH Chart
Alkaline
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.5
0
1.5
1
2.5
2
3.5
3
4.5
4
5.5
5
6.5
6
7.5
7
8.5
8
9.5
9
10.5 11.5 12.5 13.5
10
11
12
13
14
Swollen Hair
Tint plus
developer on hair
Tint mixture
enters cortex
Tint pigments formed
Hair is swollen from
Alkaline materials
CONDITIONER
Acid removes swelling
DRYING AND
CONDITIONING
Color Zones
WHAT COLOR ARE THE ROOTS?
WHAT COLOR LEVEL IS HE/SHE?
WHAT COLOR IS MIDDLE OF HAIR SHAFT
WHAT COLOR ARE THE ENDS?
WHAT ARE THE DESIRED RESULTS?
DOES THE HAIR NEED A FILLER?
WHAT VOLUME H2O2 DO YOU NEED AT THE ROOTS?
WHAT VOLUME H2O2 DO YOU NEED IN THE MIDDLE HAIR SHAFT?
WHAT VOLUME H2O2 DO YOU NEED FOR THE ENDS OF THE HAIR?
HOW POROUS ARE THE ENDS?
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Location
Zone-1
Zone-2
Zone-3
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Handling Clients
Consultation-Direct the conversation
Bring the client into conversation
Validate what they want to hear
Find the need-new look-new product
Listen carefully
Explain the benefits of your ideas
Explain benefits that fill the need
Resolve the problems
Rebook the client in six weeks
Keep good records
Create a long term plan for client
Referral Programs
Be excited-good attitudes
Share Success
Only promise what you can deliver
Reward yourself
Chemical Bonded Atoms Twist
Together to Form Hair Fibers
CUTICLE SCALES
PROTOFIBRIL
MICROFIBRIL
AMINO ACIDS
ATOMS
HELIX COIL
MACROFIBRIL
CORTICAL FIBRIL
pH Chart
Topic Two
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Explain details
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Give an example
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Exercise to re-enforce learning
Summary
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State what has been learned
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Define ways to apply training
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Request feedback of training session
Where to Get More Information
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Other training sessions
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List books, articles, electronic sources
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Consulting services, other sources