Aminoanthraquinone- a red or orange-brown solid that is needle shaped that is insoluble in water but soluble in acetone, alcohol, chloroform, and benzene
Ammonia- a chemical used as catalyst when hair is bleached.
Couplers- chemical compounds that are not colored but they react with the molecules of the main chemicals in hair dye to create a different shade
Eumelanin- type of melanin responsible for brown or black hair
Hydrogen peroxide- a chemical compound commonly used to bleach hair
Keratin- a protein that is the main part of skin, hair, and nails.
Nitroaminophenol- a solid that is either orange prisms or a yellow powder
Nitrophenylenediamine- a dark red or red needle-shaped solid
Paraphenylenediamine- a main chemical in hair dye that creates a brown color
Peroxide- chemical commonly used to bleach hair
Phaeomelanin- type of melanin responsible for blond or red
Temporary/Semi-Permanent Dye- hair dye that washes out of the hair after a few weeks or months.
Ammonia- a chemical used as catalyst when hair is bleached.
Couplers- chemical compounds that are not colored but they react with the molecules of the main chemicals in hair dye to create a different shade
Eumelanin- type of melanin responsible for brown or black hair
Hydrogen peroxide- a chemical compound commonly used to bleach hair
Keratin- a protein that is the main part of skin, hair, and nails.
Nitroaminophenol- a solid that is either orange prisms or a yellow powder
Nitrophenylenediamine- a dark red or red needle-shaped solid
Paraphenylenediamine- a main chemical in hair dye that creates a brown color
Peroxide- chemical commonly used to bleach hair
Phaeomelanin- type of melanin responsible for blond or red
Temporary/Semi-Permanent Dye- hair dye that washes out of the hair after a few weeks or months.