Which process method is described as lifting the hair color first and then applying a new shade to reach the final tone?

Which process method is described as lifting the hair color first and then applying a new shade to reach the final tone?

• A. Single Process
• B. Double-Process
• C. Highlighting
• D. Toning Only

Answer: (B)

This is about a two-step color service, where you lift the hair first and then deposit the final shade. Lifting first creates a lighter base so the final tone can be reached accurately and evenly. If you only deposit color without first lightening, or try to do both in one step, you can’t achieve the same level of lightness or the precise tonal result. For example, you’d first lighten to the desired base level, then apply the final shade or toner to reach the target tone. Highlighting and toning only describe different approaches that don’t match the described two-step lift-then-color method, and single-process combines lift and deposit in one step rather than in two distinct stages.

This is about a two-step color service, where you lift the hair first and then deposit the final shade. Lifting first creates a lighter base so the final tone can be reached accurately and evenly. If you only deposit color without first lightening, or try to do both in one step, you can’t achieve the same level of lightness or the precise tonal result. For example, you’d first lighten to the desired base level, then apply the final shade or toner to reach the target tone. Highlighting and toning only describe different approaches that don’t match the described two-step lift-then-color method, and single-process combines lift and deposit in one step rather than in two distinct stages.