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.
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.
Key word starter activity
On vs off base
Task - Discuss the difference between on base and off base. Explain the different effects these give.
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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.
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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