Colour session 1.pptx

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Colouring
Session 1

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To complete this unit- 306 (colouring)

To complete this unit- 410 (colour correction)

Today we will cover:

Consultation:

• Importance of a full consultation

• Questioning techniques

• Tests

• Influencing factors & Contra indications

Preparation:

• Client preparation

• Stylist preparation

• Work area set up

Objectives

• Explain the importance of a full consultation

• List the different tests which should be carried out when colouring

• Describe the different types of questioning techniques used during consultation

• Explain how to prepare client and stylist for the colouring service

Slide heading

Slide text

What do you know about colouring already???

Complete the handout recalling everything you can remember about colouring from last year

What do you already know about colour?

Consultation

What do you need to find out at consultation?

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Consultation

• What the client wants to have done

• Homecare routine

• Hair and scalp condition

• Any factors which may impact on the service

• Hair classification and characteristics

• If the service is achieveable

• Any contra indications that may limit or prevent the service

• What they like/dislike about their colour at the moment

• How often they have their hair coloured

• Their age

• How much they want to spend

Consultation
wheel

Using this wheel will help you to cover all important elements of the consultation process

How do we find out what the clients wants?

Identify client requirements

How do we find out what a client what the client would like to have done???

• Questioning

• Visual aids

• Reviewing colour card to find out colour history

By identifying the clients requirements, you can then start to think about the best colouring technique to use.

REMEMBER!!! Just because a client has been booked in for a particular service does not mean it is necessarily the BEST service for them to have. You are the expert and should advise your client on alternative services if you think they would give the client a better end result

Identify factors which may influence
the service

Once you have identified the client requirements, you need to make sure the service can be carried out.

On the next slide, write as many factors as you can think of, and how they impact on the service

Factors and the impact on service

Identify factors which may influence
the service

• Hair classifications

• Hair characteristics

• Temperature

• Existing colour on hair (natural and artificial)

• Percentage of white hair

• Test results

• Strength of hydrogen peroxide

• Hair length

• Skin tone

• Time interval between last chemical service

Identify factors that may influence
the service

As well as factors, we also need to consider contra indications. Remember, contra indications will limit or prevent a service from being carried out.

• History of previous allergic reaction to colouring products

• Other known allergies

• Skin disorders

• Incompatible products

• Medical advice or instructions

• Evident hair damage

• Age restrictions

Identify factors that may influence
the service

History of previous allergic reaction to colouring products

• A client with a history of reactions is more at risk to reactions in the future. Alternative services should be offered avoiding application directly to the scalp

• Other known allergies

• These clients may be more sensitive to ingredients in colouring products. You must check what they are allergic to and then offer alternative services if necessary.

Identify factors that may influence
the service

Skin disorders

• Skin disorders will prevent colour services being carried out in some cases. Colour services should NOT be carried out if the client has an infection or infestation or broken or bleeding wounds. Clients with eczema and psoriasis can have their hair coloured as long as the area is not experiencing a flare up.

• Incompatible products

  • If there are products on the client’s hair which are incompatible with colouring products the service must not be carried out. Alternative services could be offered.

Identify factors that may influence the service

Medical advice or instructions

• If a client has medical advice this must always be followed.

Evident hair damage

• If the hair is damaged, you must avoid carrying out additional chemical services. Consider kinder colouring services if the hair would allow while you treat the condition

Age restrictions

• If the colour manufacturer states the colour cannot be carried out on under 16 you cannot carry out the service. This would be in breach of the manufacturer's instructions and could mean your insurance is invalid if an issue was to arise.

Carry out hair tests

• Elasticity

• Porosity

• Incompatibility

• Skin test

• Colour test

• Strand test

Tests

Tests

Tests