Color #3 (102)

Design principle where two or more units are repeated in a sequential repetition

Design principle where units are the opposite

Design principle where all units are similar yet gradually change proportionately in ascending or descending scale

Design principle where all units are identical except for position

often called progressive dyes because they darken with each application

product used to diffuse melanin

Permanent haircolor that contains para-dyes

is a reduced pigment in the cortex layer

special effect using a darker color than the natural on selected strands

technique where color is painted vertically onto the hair strand in an alternating pattern

refers to the vividness of a color or the strength of a tone

hair that has been damaged by the environment or has been chemically overprocessed

the ability to stretch and return

the hair's ability to absorb moisture

two dimensional representation of a form

three dimensional representation of shape

the degree of coarseness or fineness of the hair fiber

the active number of hair follicles per square inch on the scalp

tends to process slightly lighter than intended level

layers of the cuticle are closely together & often takes longer to absorb color