Both of these hair colors are mixed 2:1 or two parts developer to one part hair color. 4) The higher the number (or level) designated to the color, the greater its' lightening ability. 5) When mixing 2 colors at different levels, the higher level color will lighten while the lower level will add depth-helping to avoid brassiness. 6) When mixing 2 hair colors together, a simple mathematical formula to determine your resulting hair color level is: Add your natural hair color level to the level of the hair color you are using. For example: your natural level is a 5 (dark brown). 9 is the level of the hair color you are using. ( Level 5 + level 9) = 14. Then divide the sum total of the 2 levels (14) by 2. 14 divided by 2=7.
retighten (third-person singular simple present retightens, present participle retightening, simple past and past participle retightened) to tighten again.
Imagine a largely waterproof zipper connecting the sides of two different jackets. That zipper is like a tight junction (TJ), also called an occluding junction. A TJ creates a small zone that occludes the extracellular space (the space between cells). This is why tight junctions are also called zonula occludens.