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The Easiest Way to Understand Hair Color Explained with Pictures

Levels, tones, underlying pigment, developer volumes, toners, corrections: the theory piles up and the formulas stop making sense. Here every topic fits on one page, with a drawing that does the explaining. 68 illustrated pages, from the strand to the State Board.

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One topic per page

look at the drawing first, then read the boxes

68 illustrated pages

9 parts, from the strand to corrective color

Built for the State Board

the theory and the safety tests your exam asks about

This Is What the Pages You Will Study Look Like

One topic per page, a drawing that carries it and short boxes with the rules. Take a look inside:

It Is Not That You Don't Study. It Is That the Color Theory Never Clicks.

You read the chapter twice: level, tone, underlying pigment, complementary colors, developer volumes... Then you close the book...

...and it all gets mixed up. Which color cancels orange? Why did the blonde turn yellow?

Blue cancels orange, violet cancels yellow, green cancels red, drawn on one page

Here, neutralizing fits on one page: blue cancels orange, violet cancels yellow, green cancels red, each with the hair it fixes.

You look at it once and it stays, because you have seen it.

First you understand how color works. The formulas come with it.

The Difference Is Visual

Stop memorizing terms you cannot connect:

THIS
  • Walls of text in the textbook
  • No picture, no link between ideas
  • On the exam, the terms blur together
A list of hair color terms to memorize
VS. THIS
  • Every topic drawn
  • One topic per page, with the rules in boxes
  • You remember it because you saw it
Lifting exposes warmth, drawn on one page
Contents

Take a look at the 9 parts and 55 topics

The strand and its natural color, color theory, levels, types of color, developer, application, lightening, corrections and safety: 68 pages, all illustrated

  • Inside a strand: cuticle, cortex, medulla
  • Melanin: where natural color comes from
  • Why hair turns gray
  • Porosity: how hair takes color
  • Texture, density and elasticity
  • The color consultation
  • The color wheel
  • Complementary colors cancel each other
  • Warm, cool and neutral tones
  • Level and tone: two different questions
  • Base color and intensity
  • Choosing a shade for the client
  • The level system, 1 to 10
  • Finding the natural level
  • Underlying pigment, level by level
  • Lifting exposes warmth
  • Reading a shade name
  • Counting levels: the formula math
  • Four families of hair color
  • Temporary color
  • Semi-permanent color
  • Demi-permanent color
  • Permanent color and oxidation
  • Henna and metallic dyes
  • Lighteners: oil, cream and powder
  • What developer does
  • Developer volumes and lift
  • pH: why color is alkaline
  • Measuring and mixing
  • Timing, heat and processing
  • Draping and protection
  • Four sections, clean partings
  • Virgin color: going lighter
  • Virgin color: same level or darker
  • The retouch
  • Covering gray
  • Foils: weaving and slicing
  • Balayage and the cap
  • How lightener works
  • The stages of lightening
  • On the scalp or off the scalp
  • Toners: the finishing step
  • Double-process blonde, step by step
  • Over-lightening: signs and prevention
  • Rules of corrective color
  • Brassy and too warm
  • Too dark: color removers
  • Going darker: fillers
  • Green, ash and other off-tones
  • Hot roots, banding and spots
  • The patch test
  • The strand test
  • Testing for metallic salts
  • When not to color
  • Hair color on your State Board exam
  • Last-minute review: terms students mix up — p. 68

What If Every Topic Fit on a Single Page?

Picture this:

Instead of rereading three pages on brassiness and still not knowing which toner to grab...

...you see where the warmth comes from and what cancels it: too yellow, too orange, too red, each with its corrector, on one page.

Brassy and too warm: too yellow, too orange and too red with their correctors

And the level system, developer volumes and the stages of lightening become pictures you can redraw on the exam. You stop repeating and start understanding.

That is exactly what Hair Color Made Visual does.

It is not “just another PDF”. It is 9 parts and 55 illustrated topics, plus a last-minute review of the terms students mix up.

Because what your brain sees organized, it remembers.

Here Is What You Get with Hair Color Made Visual:

Hair Color Made Visual: the book and sample pages
I
pp. 4–10

Hair and Its Natural Color

Cuticle, cortex and medulla, melanin, gray hair, porosity, texture and elasticity, and the color consultation.

II
pp. 11–17

Color Theory

The color wheel, complementary colors, warm and cool tones, level versus tone, base and intensity, choosing a shade.

III
pp. 18–24

Levels and Underlying Pigment

The 1 to 10 level system, finding the natural level, underlying pigment level by level, and the formula math.

IV
pp. 25–32

Types of Hair Color

Temporary, semi-permanent, demi-permanent and permanent color, henna and metallic dyes, and the three lighteners.

V
pp. 33–38

Developer and Mixing

What developer does, volumes and lift, pH, measuring and mixing, and timing, heat and processing.

VI
pp. 39–47

Application

Draping, sectioning, virgin applications, the retouch, covering gray, foils, balayage and the cap.

VII
pp. 48–54

Lightening and Toning

How lightener works, the stages of lightening, on or off the scalp, toners, double-process blonde and over-lightening.

VIII
pp. 55–61

Corrective Color

The rules of corrective color: brassiness, color removers, fillers, off-tones, hot roots, banding and spots.

IX
pp. 62–67

Safety and the Exam

The patch test, the strand test, metallic salts, when not to color, and what to expect on your State Board exam.

At the end, a last-minute review of the terms students mix up, to read before your exam.

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And That Is Not All: 2 More Books, Free

The Formula Casebook

BONUS 1: “The Formula Casebook”

Free with the book

Real client scenarios, before and after, with each formula worked out step by step: level, tone, developer and timing. The theory of the book, applied to the chair.

It comes with the book.

Hair Color Practice Test

BONUS 2: “Hair Color Practice Test”

Free with the book

State Board-style questions on hair color, with every answer explained, so you know why it is right and what to reread when you miss one.

It comes with the book.

Hair Color Made Visual with the two free books

Hair Color Made Visual + 2 Free Books

  • Hair Color Made Visual: 68 illustrated pages
  • Bonus 1: The Formula CasebookFree
  • Bonus 2: Hair Color Practice TestFree
  • High-resolution PDFs you can printIncluded

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Is This Book for You?

Cosmetology student applying color to a practice mannequin

You are in cosmetology school

One topic per illustrated page to understand color theory and review it before the written and practical exams.

Colorist mixing a formula on a salon trolley

You are starting behind the chair

Levels, developer, toners and corrections drawn clearly, to formulate with more confidence.

Stylist applying color to a smiling client

You want to stop guessing

Why hair turns brassy, how to cover gray, how to go darker without muddy results: the reasons behind every rule.

To Sum Up: Here Is What You Get

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Frequently Asked Questions

One Last Thing Before You Decide...

You do not have to reread the chapter a fourth time hoping it sticks.

You do not have to memorize terms that blur together on the exam.

And you definitely do not have to find out at the chair that you picked the wrong developer.

There is an easier way. And it is one click away.

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