Ineed with a few
certain physical characteristics such as skin tone, and facial
features cannot be changed.
a. blend j. evaluate s. objective
b. bone structure k. hair t. orange
c. both l. harmonize u. palettes
d. color key m. hazel v. pattern
e. combination n. hereditary factors w. pigments
f. coordinator o. key 1 x. texture
g. cosmetics p. key 2 y. undertone
h. cosmetologists q. light z. white
i. defects r. neutral
many things can be done with color, hairstyling, posture, diet,
wardrobe, and
a. blend j. evaluate s. objective
b. bone structure k. hair t. orange
c. both l. harmonize u. palettes
d. color key m. hazel v. pattern
e. combination n. hereditary factors w. pigments
f. coordinator o. key 1 x. texture
g. cosmetics p. key 2 y. undertone
h. cosmetologists q. light z. white
i. defects r. neutral
your reason for liking or disliking certain colors can be traced
back to such as your skin tones, your eye color, and your natural
hair color.
a. blend j. evaluate s. objective
b. bone structure k. hair t. orange
c. both l. harmonize u. palettes
d. color key m. hazel v. pattern
e. combination n. hereditary factors w. pigments
f. coordinator o. key 1 x. texture
g. cosmetics p. key 2 y. undertone
h. cosmetologists q. light z. white
i. defects r. neutral

the newest validated system of color selection is called
a. blend j. evaluate s. objective
b. bone structure k. hair t. orange
c. both l. harmonize u. palettes
d. color key m. hazel v. pattern
e. combination n. hereditary factors w. pigments
f. coordinator o. key 1 x. texture
g. cosmetics p. key 2 y. undertone
h. cosmetologists q. light z. white
i. defects r. neutral

color key is based upon a scientific way of relating basic of
one color with those of another color.
a. blend j. evaluate s. objective
b. bone structure k. hair t. orange
c. both l. harmonize u. palettes
d. color key m. hazel v. pattern
e. combination n. hereditary factors w. pigments
f. coordinator o. key 1 x. texture
g. cosmetics p. key 2 y. undertone
h. cosmetologists q. light z. white
i. defects r. neutral

the color key system divides all the colors of the spectrum into only
two which are called color key 1 and color key 2.
a. blend j. evaluate s. objective
b. bone structure k. hair t. orange
c. both l. harmonize u. palettes
d. color key m. hazel v. pattern
e. combination n. hereditary factors w. pigments
f. coordinator o. key 1 x. texture
g. cosmetics p. key 2 y. undertone
h. cosmetologists q. light z. white
i. defects r. neutral
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all the colors of color key 1 are visually perfect for use in
with one another. the same is true with regard to key 2.
a. blend j. evaluate s. objective
b. bone structure k. hair t. orange
c. both l. harmonize u. palettes
d. color key m. hazel v. pattern
e. combination n. hereditary factors w. pigments
f. coordinator o. key 1 x. texture
g. cosmetics p. key 2 y. undertone
h. cosmetologists q. light z. white
i. defects r. neutral

there are no colors.
a. blend j. evaluate s. objective
b. bone structure k. hair t. orange
c. both l. harmonize u. palettes
d. color key m. hazel v. pattern
e. combination n. hereditary factors w. pigments
f. coordinator o. key 1 x. texture
g. cosmetics p. key 2 y. undertone
h. cosmetologists q. light z. white
i. defects r. neutral

those colors that are related to one another in terms of the
color pigment in their composition.
a. blend j. evaluate s. objective
b. bone structure k. hair t. orange
c. both l. harmonize u. palettes
d. color key m. hazel v. pattern
e. combination n. hereditary factors w. pigments
f. coordinator o. key 1 x. texture
g. cosmetics p. key 2 y. undertone
h. cosmetologists q. light z. white
i. defects r. neutral