Hair Coloring Theory – Florida Cosmetology State Board Exam
Master hair coloring theory for the Florida Cosmetology State Board Exam with 30 targeted flashcards. Topics include the law of color, levels and tones, oxidative and non-oxidative color, developer strengths, and color correction techniques. Perfect for cosmetology students seeking licensure in Florida.
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Question 1
What are the three primary colors used in hair coloring theory?
Answer
The three primary colors are red, yellow, and blue. These colors cannot be created by mixing other colors together.
Question 2
What color is produced when red and yellow are mixed together in equal parts?
Answer
Mixing red and yellow in equal parts produces orange, which is a secondary color.
Question 3
What are the three secondary colors in the law of color?
Answer
The three secondary colors are orange, green, and violet. Each is made by mixing two primary colors in equal parts.
Question 4
On the color wheel, what color is directly opposite (complementary to) orange?
Answer
Blue is directly opposite orange on the color wheel. Complementary colors neutralize each other when mixed.
Question 5
What is the complementary color of red on the color wheel?
Answer
Green is the complementary color of red. Applying a green-based color can neutralize unwanted red tones in hair.
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