Recap conditioning treatments and curly blow-dry
Recap conditioning treatments and curly blow-dry
Salon manager - Cameron
Key terms
Hydrogen Bonds
Alpha Keratin
Beta Keratin
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Key terms
Hydrogen bonds : Temporary bonds found within the hair. These are broken down with water and heat.
Alpha Keratin : Hair in its natural state, before being washed or blow-dried.
Beta Keratin: Hair after it has been blow-dried or styled.
Aim - Complete a conditioning treamtment and curly blowdry on a peer.
Lesson objectives:
Recall the massage techniques used during the shampoo and conditioning process.
Describe the differences between a surface and a penetrating conditioning treatment.
Recall the benefits a penetrating conditioning treatment has on the hair.
Complete a penetrating conditioning treatment on a peer
Complete a Curly blow-dry and pin curls on a peer.
To incorporate a minimum of 1 styling and 1 finishing product.
Task
In your pairs - Discuss the difference between a surface conditioner and a penetrating conditioner.
Be ready to feedback to the group.
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Infuses moisture into the inner layers (cortex) of the hair.
Often contains keratin that rebuild damaged areas inside the hair shaft.
Improves elasticity and shine
Protects against further damage.
Balances porosity.
Penetrating conditioner
Every day conditioner which smooths the cuticle layer and temporarily improves the condition of the cortex.
Adds shine to the hair.
Protects against damage
Minimises split ends and breakage.
Surface conditioner
What is the benefit of Pin-curling when doing a curly blowdry?
Curly blow-dry and pin curls
Slide text
Why is it important to use styling and finishing products.
Practical task:
Complete full consultation on your peer:
Carry out elasticity and porosity tests
Identify correct massage techniques.
Identify correct products for styling - State their benefit to the client.
Carry out penetrating conditioning treatment.
Carry out a curly blow-dry with pin curls.
Swap with your partner.