Test your Color IQ

wendybeth · 10-18-2008, 12:47 AM

I got a 14, but it's late, I'm heading off to bed, and the lighting is dim here at the computer. I know I have a good eye for color hue, as color is my favorite thing to do in hairdressing. We deal with a lot of other variables, but being able to differentiate between subtle hues is very important for a colorist. They tested us in school and anyone who failed the color test could not be certified in chemical services that involved coloring. That slight difference between one hue to the next is the difference between gorgeous and hideous, and if you can't see it you're in trouble.

10-18-2008, 12:47 AM	#1
wendybeth Nevermind Join Date: Jan 2005 Posts: 7,847	I got a 14, but it's late, I'm heading off to bed, and the lighting is dim here at the computer. I know I have a good eye for color hue, as color is my favorite thing to do in hairdressing. We deal with a lot of other variables, but being able to differentiate between subtle hues is very important for a colorist. They tested us in school and anyone who failed the color test could not be certified in chemical services that involved coloring. That slight difference between one hue to the next is the difference between gorgeous and hideous, and if you can't see it you're in trouble. __________________
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