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1) When would a cap high/lowlights be recommended? a) For single colour or highlights on a short layered cut? b) If hair was long and layered c) If the client requited more than two colours 2) When would a permanent colour be recommended?  a) If the client didn't need grey coverage b) If the client had more than 80% white hair c) If the client was allergic to colour 3) Where does a permanent colour sit in the hair shaft? a) Cuticle b) Medulla c) Cortex 4) When would this application technique be used - mid lengths, or ends and then roots? a) When refreshing the ends only b) When completing a full head application of permanent colour on virgin hair c) When the hair is short and roots are grey 5) If you fail to carry out hair tests prior to colouring services, what may happen?  a) It may damage the hair and scalp b) The colour applied would take better c) The hair colour would not change 6) Where does a semi-permanent colour sit on the hair shaft?  a) Penetrates into the outer cortex only? b) Sits on the cuticle c) Sits on the edge of the medulla 7) What product would you need to use if you wanted to totally remove the hair colour a) Bleach b) A colour reducer c) Permanent colour 8) What do you need to consider when choosing colour?  a) Length, growth patterns, natural fall and age of hair b) Stylist’s choice, fashion, client preference and cost c) Depth, tone, percentage of white hair and target shade 9) If the degree of lift needed can't be done in one application, what would need to be done? a) The hair would need to be pre-lightened b) The hair would need to be post lightened c) Tell the client to come back next week. 10) How does the natural pigmentation of the hair affect the colouring and lightening process? It will influence a) the amount of product used by the stylist b) how dark or light the result will be after colouring or lightening c) how often the client needs to return for colouring or lightening 11) What is the process called to restore lost pigment to ensure an even colour result?  a) Pre-pigment hair b) Pre-lighten hair c) Pre-soften hair 12) What is the ICC (colour chart) used for?  a) To identify depth and tone b) To identify texture and tone c) To identify elasticity and depth 13) What can be done before a colour if hair is resistant? a) Pre-lighten b) Pre-soften c) Pre-pig 14) When would a higher strength peroxide be needed? a) Lighter result required b) Darker result required c) Same level of lift required 15) What happens to hair that has had a colour on too long? a) It will become over processed b) It will not lighten c) It will smooth the cuticle 16) Two important health and safety factors that need to be followed when colouring a) making sure the client has picked her colour and style before starting b) Wear personal protective equipment and checking test results c) covering all grey hair and making sure it has been correctly conditioned 17) What should be involved in after care after a colour? Recommend: a) Colour saving products and repeat appointment timescales b) Wash hair with clarifying shampoo 18) What can be recommended for over processed hair? a) Wash hair daily b) Use surface conditioner c) Use restructurant conditioner 19) What will prevent creeping oxidation after a colour?  a) Use an anti-oxy conditioner to restore the pH balance b) Shampooing the hair once after a colour c) Using a conditioner with a high pH value 20) How should you correct under-processed hair? a) Use surface conditioner b) Re-colour if the condition allows c) Re-colour with a weaker colour 21) What can the overlapping of colour cause during colour application?  a) Banding of colour in the final result b) Even coverage c) Closes the cuticle

Level 3 Colour and Lighten Hair Exam revision

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