Understanding Hair Color and Color Theory

The video tutorial explains the basics of color perception in nature and how it applies to hair coloring. It covers primary colors (blue, red, yellow) and their properties, including how they mix to form secondary and tertiary colors. The tutorial also discusses complementary colors and their role in neutralizing unwanted shades, providing a comprehensive understanding of color theory in the context of hair coloring.

What is the source of color in nature?

• Transmitted light

• Reflected light

• Emitted light

• Absorbed light

Which of the following is a primary color?

• Blue

• Violet

• Green

• Orange

What happens when you add red to a blue-based color?

• It turns green

• It becomes lighter

• It turns orange

• It becomes darker

How is the color violet created?

• Mixing red and yellow

• Mixing blue and yellow

• Mixing red and blue

• Mixing blue and green

What is the composition of natural brown hair color?

• One part yellow, two parts blue, three parts red

• One part blue, two parts yellow, three parts red

• One part blue, two parts red, three parts yellow

• One part red, two parts blue, three parts yellow

Which of the following is a tertiary color?

• Violet

• Blue

• Yellow-green

• Red

How many tertiary colors are there?

• Three

• Four

• Five

• Six

What is the complementary color of red?

• Yellow

• Violet

• Blue

• Green

What is the effect of using complementary colors together?

• They enhance each other

• They lighten each other

• They neutralize each other

• They darken each other

Which pair of colors are complementary?

• Red and blue

• Violet and green

• Yellow and green

• Blue and orange