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Artificial Pigments

Developed Pigments All semi-permanent hair colours contain developed pigments (see image General Ingredients in Semi-Permanent ...

Bleaching

Bleaching (bibliography 1) involves partial or complete de-colouring of the existing natural melanin content of the hair. The mo ...

Blonde Products

Bleach Bleach does not technically colour the hair but removes existing colour to create a lighter result (see image The Influe ...

Colouring Product Differences

The modern hairdressing salon today should have all the necessary tools and knowledge required in order to create, with the occa ...

Demi-Permanent Colour

The term demi-permanent refers to a relatively new range of colouring products that combine permanent and semi-permanent technol ...

Hair Inside Skin

Hair inside the skin is generated from the hair follicle or root bulb. Hairs vary considerably around the body, and in some area ...

Mature Hair

Mature hair has unique characteristics that set it apart from other hair types, and these vary from individual to individual; as ...

Mixing Colour

Hair colouring products should always be prepared after a client analysis and with due consideration of hair care procedures. Fo ...

Natural Hair Colour

Understanding the nature of natural hair is an essential part of the process of becoming a hair colouring expert. Hair at the ro ...

Natural Pigmentation

Heredity is the main factor in determining hair type and colour. The cortex contains tiny grains of pigment, produced by melanoc ...

Oxidation

Oxidation takes place when an unstable atom loses an electron, thus allowing the atom to form a new compound with another elemen ...

Permanent Colour

Oxidative tints combine three chemical components; alkalising agents and colourless dyestuffs are already present in the colouri ...

Plant-Based Colour

Natural hair dyes have been in use, as far as we know, since ancient Egyptian times when cochineal (a type of red beetle) and he ...

Semi-Permanent Colour

Semi-permanent colouring products typically resist between 4 to 15 shampoos, and this makes them very popular with clients who a ...

Images

	Colour Compensation on Partial White Hair
	Colouring and Blending White Hair
	Product Penetration: Semi-Permanent versus Oxidative Colour
	Schwarzkopf Professional Colour Levels
	The Effect of Artificial Pigment on Different Hair Diameters
	The Influence of Bleach on Pheomelanin
	The Influence of Eumelanin & Pheomelanin in Natural Hair
	The Oxidative Colouring Process in Hair