Hairstyling & Esthetics 10, 20, 30; Hairstyling 20, 30; Esthetics 20, 30
HAES31B
Module 31B: Chemically Restructuring Hair: Introduction to Permanent Waving (Optional)
Outcome
Investigate skills and knowledge needed for a permanent wave service.
Indicators
(a) Define and explain permanent waving on hair including applicable trends and styles.
(b) Discuss wrapping patterns and techniques (e.g., croquinole, spiral, basic, double-halo, single-halo, piggyback, partial, stacked and brick).
(c) Investigate types of tools used to create chemical texture and tool selection according to length of hair and chosen curl.
(d) Review hairstyling fundamentals (e.g., porosity and elasticity tests, sections, sub-sections, bases, tool measurement and tool position).
(e) Execute client consultation, pre-service procedures, draping for wet service and chemical restructure service and shampoo procedure.
(f) Explain endpaper techniques such as bookend, single, double and cushion- wrap.
(g) Demonstrate winding and securing a perm tool.
(h) Demonstrate inserting stabilizer tools such as sticks and picks.
(i) Discuss and practice perm tool removal process (e.g., remove stabilizer tool, release fastener, unwind tool and remove paper gently).
(j) Execute physical phase of perm service (e.g., select tool(s), endpaper technique, base sizes, tool position, wrapping pattern and tension, prevention of fishhooks and distribution of hair on tool).
(k) Practice basic rod placement including crown to nape.
(l) Perform basic perm wraps on short and long hair mannequins.
(m) Conduct an inquiry into the question, why do we need to know the type of perm solution(s) or reducing agent before starting the physical phase(wrapping)?
(n) Discuss potential hydrogen (pH) scale in relation to permanent wave services.
(o) Compare the pH and the effects of perm solution(s) and neutralizers.
(p) Explain proper home after care steps for maintaining permanent waves.
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