Practical sessions:
Colour consultations are still taking too long
Practical sessions:
Colour consultations are still taking too long.
Too much focus on finding the toners you are going to use.
Practical sessions:
Colour consultations are still taking too long.
Too much focus on finding the toners you are going to use.
Focus should be:
natural colour
artificial colour
target shade
Factors
Application technique
Practical sessions:
Focus should be:
natural colour
artificial colour
target shade
Factors
Application technique
If you are using lightener and are going to tone after, the only thing you need to figure out is:
a) The level you need to lift the hair
b) The type of blonde they are looking for (cool, creamy, ashy etc)
Practical sessions:
If you are using lightener and are going to tone after, the only thing you need to figure out is:
a) The level you need to lift the hair
b) The type of blonde they are looking for (cool, creamy, ashy etc)
REMEMBER: You are not necessarily going to use the toner a client selects. We should only be using our swatches as guides. The whole colour book should not be brought out, only a few swatches AFTER finding out the type of colour the client would like.
Your consultation should take no longer than 20 MINUTES at the very most. If you are taking an hour to do a consultation then I question whether you are ready to undertake a summative assessment.
Practical sessions:
Timings: You should be completing your services within a commercially viable time at level 3. This means at time which would be acceptable within a salon.
Ideally, a full head of highlights, for summative assessment, should take no longer than 2 hours. There is flexibility in this, but at this point in the course, you should all be completing within this time In a salon, you would only have 75-90 minutes, INCLUDING your consultation.
You need to work more efficiently, getting other students, tutors or techs to get more foil/colour/lightener BEFORE you run out.
Competition Dates
Practice session: Monday 23rd February
Competition Date: Monday 16th March
PAT testing: Own equipment must be PAT tested BY Monday 9th March
Tell me what your iconic look is
Assessment criteria
Performance criteria
Monday 2nd March @ 10am
What does avant-garde mean?
What does themed based a mean?
What does avant-garde commercial mean?
What do you think the commercial benefits of creating an image are?
What can you use to research your ideas?
What is a moodboard?
What is the purpose of a moodboard?
Problems and how to rectify
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second
Safety considerations
Why is it important to evaluate your look throughout the planning process, not just at the end?
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second
Exam resits: 5th March @ 11.30
Please make payments for resits (if needed) By
Friday 13th February.
If you have not made the payment by this date, you will not be entered in for your resit.