Hairstyling & Esthetics 10, 20, 30; Hairstyling 20, 30; Esthetics 20, 30

(a)	Define categories such as professional, prestige and drugstore as used to distinguish hairstyling and esthetics products.
(b)	Conduct an inquiry into the questions: What can certain products offer that others cannot? Why would professionals want to use professional products?
(c)	Discuss the benefits of licensed sellers when purchasing hairstyling and esthetics products.
(d)	Determine the qualifications required to work for a licensed seller or within hairstyling and esthetics product distribution.
(e)	Discuss the reason qualifications are beneficial for those employed within product distribution.
(f)	Analyze different products, including following manufacturer’s instructions, to optimize results.
(g)	Justify product selection for provided scenarios (e.g., client has a certain skin type, hair texture or desires a specific outcome).
(h)	Examine ingredients used in products (e.g., consumer packaging and labelling act and regulations for Canada) and the potential impact on the health of clients.