session 2 Heated roller and hair up
Classroom Expectations
No entering the classroom without a tutor
Arrive in correct uniform and dress code
No food or drink in the classroom - Only water in a clear bottle.
Set up your work area, taking out your kit.
Ensure you have your logbook and learner review booklet out - with a pen and any note books.
Fully participate in your session
NO use of mobile phones - unless instructed by your tutor.
Be respectful to others and the working environment
Ask questions if you are unsure.
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Classroom Expectations
No entering the classroom without a tutor
Arrive in correct uniform and dress code
No food or drink in the classroom - Only water in a clear bottle.
Set up your work area, taking out your kit.
Ensure you have your logbook and learner review booklet out - with a pen and any note books.
Fully participate in your session
NO use of mobile phones - unless instructed by your tutor.
Be respectful to others and the working environment
Ask questions if you are unsure.
If you could ask an industry famous hairdresser a question what would it be?
Introduction to Heated Rollers
& Hair up
Word of the Week - Hygroscopic
The size of each individual strand of hair.
Hair naturally absorbs and releases moisture (water vapor) from the surrounding air.
Hygroscopic
Hair is made mostly of a protein called keratin. The cortex contains amino acids that easily attract and hold water.
When the air is humid, your hair absorbs moisture, swells, and alters its shape.
Water molecules break and reform temporary hydrogen bonds inside the hair strand. This is why straight hair can turn wavy, or curly hair can become frizzy when you step into humidity.
Aim - Complete a heated roller set followed by two hair up looks
Lesson Objectives:
Recall the difference between on base and off base.
Recall the placement for a brick wind set and the effect this will give.
Be aware of the health and safety limitations when using heated rollers.
Introduction into styling techniques used to create a hair up look.
Produce a minimum of 2 hair up looks, using the QR codes provided.
On vs off base
Task - Discuss the difference between on base and off base. Explain the different effects these give.
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What is the difference between on & off base setting?
On base
Using a 90° when placing rollers in the hair.
Used to create volume at the root.
Off Base
Using a 45 ° angle when placing rollers in the hair.
Gives less root movement and less volume.
Tools and equipment set up
Heated rollers and heated roller clips
Grips and pins
Backcomb
Backcombing brush
Tuition head
Flat brush / dressing out brush
Pin curls clips
Heated rollers
Used on dry hair.
Used to create volume, movement and curl.
Can be completed in a directional or brick formation.
Used to prepare the hair for a hair up service.
For your assessment, you must use heated rollers and tongs.
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Ask 1 question which you still have from today.
Extension Task
