Session 2 Introduction to brick wind set
Recall two salon expectations
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Recall two salon expectations
What should a tutor expect from you?
What should you expect from your tutor
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.
Introduction to brick wind set
Word of the week - Characteristics
Hair characteristics
What makes your clients hair individual to them.
Density
Texture
Elasticity
Porosity
Condition
Hair growth patterns
Hair growth patterns
Cowlick
Double crown
Widows peak
Nape Whorl
Cowlick
Double crown
Nape Whorl
Widows peak
Lesson Objectives
Discuss the importance of aftercare - Be aware of the difference between features and benefits
Watch demonstration on how to complete a brick wind set, placing the rollers on base and incorporating pin curls.
Explain the term 'Hygroscopic' and how this will impact your service.
Complete brick wind set and dressing out service on peer.
Aftercare
In your pairs, discuss the following:
Why you think aftercare is important?
What aftercare should we be giving to our client?
The difference is between a 'Feature' and 'Benefit' of products.
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Aftercare advice
How your client will maintain the look you will give them. Your client must understand the potential cos, time and effort that may be required for maintenance.
Time intervals between services - Your client should know how often to return to the salon and how costly the services will be to maintain their look.
Present and future products and services. Advise your client on additional products they may need for home maintenance and any future services they require.
Feature vs Benefit
The positive outcome or value that a feature provides to the customer.
Focusing on what the product will actually do to your clients hair and why this will help them achieve their desired look.
Feature
Benefit
An essential function of a product or service.
Facts about the product or service.
Tools and equipment set up
Set rollers
Setting pins
Pin curl clips
Brushes and combs
Sectioning clips
Hair net
Tuition head
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Brick wind set
Complete full consultation with client.
Identify correct products to be used.
Shampoo and condition clients hair.
Apply products and brush hair to prepare for the set.
Begin winding the set using on base method.
Once all hair is secured, place a hair net around the clients hair and place under a hood dryer.
Ensure you check client comfort throughout.
On base vs Off base
On base - Sits directly on the section taken. Used to add curl and volume.
Off base - Sits away from the section. Used to create curl with no volume.
Key term - Hygroscopic
Meaning - The hairs ability to absorb moisture from the air.
Key term - Hydrogen bonds
Meaning - The temporary bonds found within the hair. These are broken down with water and heat.
Key term - Alpha Keratin, Beta Keratin
Meaning - Alpha Keratin - Hair in its natural state, before being washed or blowdried.
Beta Keratin - Hair after it has been blow-dried or styled using heat.
Setting and dressing
Complete a consultation on a peer for a brick set.
Choose suitable styling and finishing products for a shampoo and set.
Complete a brick set on a training head.
Once complete put a hair net over the head and place under the dryer.
