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The effects of setting on the hair structure?
When setting the hair good elasticity is essential; without it the hair cannot be stretched into new shapes. The stretching of the hair is controlled by hydrogen bonds.
shortest gap = a hydrogen bond middle gap= Water breaks down the hydrogen bond. biggest gap = Once the water has been removed, the stretched hair is held in its new shape by the new hydrogen bonds.
Stretching the hair?
Hair in its unstretched state is called alpha keratin.
Hair in its stretched state is called beta keratin.
Hair remains in a beta keratin state until the hair is shampooed or moisture is added. Then it reverts to its unstretched state, alpha keratin.
Effects of heat styling on the hair structure?
Heat styling refers to the styling of dry hair using heat-styling tools (heated rollers/tongs/straighteners).
During heat styling, heat breaks down some of the hydrogen bonds.
When the hair cools under tension, new hydrogen bonds are formed that will hold the hair in its new shape until moisture enters the hair
The effect of humidity on setting and head-styled hair
The air around us contains some water molecules; we refer to this as humidity.
The hair is hygroscopic, which means hair has the ability to absorb water from the air.
When set and heat-styled hair absorbs moisture, the hydrogen bonds will break and the style will flop.
Base control?
Base control refers to: The size of the base in relation to the diameter of the roller/tool The position of the roller/tool in relation to the base
It affects the amount of volume achieved.
The position of the roller/tool in relation to the base will affect the lift or volume achieved.
A section of hair that forms a pincurl is commonly described in three parts: The base The stem The circle
Types of pincurls
Types of pincurls include: Stand-up barrel pincurls: Achieve a similar effect to hair wound around a roller, achieving volume and soft movement
Flat pincurls: Create movement without volume
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Hair Classification refers to:
Type 1: Straight hair (fine, medium or coarse) Type 2: Wavy hair (fine, medium or coarse) Type 3: Curly hair (loose or tight curls) Type 4: Very curly hair (spring curl pattern or Z pattern)
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Unit 209 The Art of dressing Hair. 1. Sate the difference in effect between a brickwork and directional set. 2. Select tools, equipment and products needed for a directional set. 3. Identify factors that would limit or affect the service. 3. Perform a directional set following correct health and safety procedures.
This helps to produce a smooth finished effect. You must keep the airflow direction pointing down towards the points of the hair or the cuticle scales will not lie down. The dryer must be kept moving so as not to cause damage or burn the hair or scalp. On completion of the blow dry the hair must cool down prior to dressing.
Type 1: Straight hair (fine, medium or coarse) Type 2: Wavy hair (fine, medium or coarse) Type 3: Curly hair (loose or tight curls) Type 4: Very curly hair (spring curl pattern or Z pattern) Study unit 209- Art of dressing hair flashcards from Ethan Suter's class online, or in Brainscape's iPhone or Android app. Learn faster with spaced ...
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The aim of this unit is to develop the creative skill of styling, dressing and finishing hair. You will learn how to identify the capability of your client's hair which will allow you to choose from a range of products, tools and equipment to complete the look. You will need to demonstrate the ability to blow dry, set, put up hair and finish ...
• knowledge and understanding task(s) in an assignment or an on-line test . Level 2 Award / Certificate / Diploma in Hairdressing and Barbering (3002) 57 Unit 209 The Art of Dressing Hair Outcome 1 Be able to prepare for dressing hair Practical skills The learner can: 1. prepare the client and work area for a dressing service 2.
a) Pressing hair between fingers and thumb. b) Wrap the hair around a pin curl clip c) Brushing hair in one direction. 4) What size curlers will achieve a tight curl result? a) Medium curlers b) Larger curlers c) Small curlers 5) What factors need to be taken into account in order to achieve a good result when styling or dressing hair?
The art of dressing hair Unit 215 1 The art of dressing hair This unit is the very foundation of everyday hairdressing. Styling and ... 2 Unit 215 Level 1 vrq Introduction to the hair and beauty sector Assignment mark sheet Unit 215 The art of dressing hair Your assessor will mark you on each of the practical tasks in this unit. This page is ...
What Health and Safety and use of electrical equipment do you need to consider during Dressing hair ? Click the card to flip Prior to using electrical equipment carry out a visual check to ensure it is in clean condition and there are no visible signs of faults and the equipment, wiring or plug.
Unit 209- The Art of Dressing Hair . 1 / 32. next. Slide 1: Slide. Hairdressing Higher Education (non-degree) This lesson contains 32 slides, with interactive quizzes, text slides and 1 video. Lesson duration is: 60 min. Start lesson. Save Share. Print lesson. Items in this lesson. Slide 1-Slide. Slide 2-Slide. Slide 3-Slide. Slide 4-Slide.
The art of dressing hair. 134 UV10345 Achieving observations and range Maximum service times The following maximum service times apply to this unit: Blow-dry and finish - 35 minutes ... • Assignments • Case studies • Professional discussion Where applicable your assessor will integrate
iUHB299 - The art of dressing hair. URN - R/617/5639. Guided Learning Hours: 30. Learning outcome Assessment criteria Taught content to include. LO1 Be able to prepare for dressing hair Prepare the client and work area for dressing service • Preparing self • Preparing working area • Sanitising/sterilising tools and equipment.
The Art of Dressing Hair. Recommended aftercare advice to prevent hair damage after styling and dressing should include... Click the card to flip 👆. brushing hair gently, starting from points and working up towards the roots. Click the card to flip 👆. 1 / 9.
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a) Pressing hair between fingers and thumb. b) Wrap the hair around a pin curl clip c) Brushing hair in one direction. 4) What size curlers will achieve a tight curl result? a) Medium curlers b) Larger curlers c) Small curlers 5) What factors need to be taken into account in order to achieve a good result when styling or dressing hair?
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UNIT 206 Cut womens hair Revision cards. Cutting angles 0° 45° 90° 180° Can you remember the different angles used for the different styles ? Click the card to flip 👆. one length - 0. Long graduation- 180 some long graduations can be cut at 135 degrees to create more noticeable layering. Uniform- 90.
Pre-perm test curl. When handling fragile, porous hair or hair with a doubtful history, wind, process and neutralise one or more small sections of hair. The results will be a guide to the best rod size, processing time and lotion strength to use. This test will also give a good indication of the condition after the perming process.