Color Theory Crossword

Color tool used to apply a thick or creamy consistency
The vividness, brightness, or saturation of a color
Colors that are opposite each other on the color wheel
A primary and secondary color mixed in varying proportions
Characteristics of the color rather than the depth
Most commonly used developer or oxidizing agent
Color design principle that can draw attention away from the texture of a design and focus on the silhouette
Degree of lightness and darkness
Product used before a color service to provide an even base
The three levels of observation are basic, detail and:
Used to comb and part the hair
Brown/black pigment
Chemical reaction that causes the natural hair to decolonize
Vegetable dye that produces reddish highlights
Color tool commonly used to apply color products with a liquid consistency
The protein that hair is made of
Red, yellow, blue
The tonal value that the natural hair contributes as it lightens
Process that involves lightening the hair and then recoloring to the desired color result
Color formula applied after pre-lightening, double process, or whenever hair color needs to be modified
Red/yellow pigment
Tool commonly used when highlighted
Colors that coat the surface of the cuticle and do not enter the cortex
Two primary colors mixed together
Type of porosity that may take longer to absorb color