HAIRCUTTING
This curriculum provides a comprehensive overview of haircutting techniques, incorporating the principles and methods from industry leaders. Students will gain a deep understanding of both foundational and advanced haircutting concepts, enabling them to develop their skills and creativity in the field of hairdressing.
Section 1: Introduction to Haircutting Fundamentals
Subsection 1.1: History of Haircutting Techniques
Subsection 1.2: Introduction to Basic Tools and Equipment
Subsection 1.3: Understanding Hair Types and Textures
Section 2: Round Haircut Techniques
- Subsection 2.1: Overview of Round Haircutting Principles
- Subsection 2.2: Layering Techniques for Round Haircuts
- Subsection 2.3: Graduation Methods for Round Haircuts
Section 3: Square Haircut Techniques
- Subsection 3.1: Understanding the Geometric Principles of Square Haircuts
- Subsection 3.2: Blunt Cutting and Precision Techniques
- Subsection 3.3: Texturizing and Detailing for Square Haircuts
Section 4: Angular Haircut Techniques
- Subsection 4.1: Introduction to Angular Haircut Structures
- Subsection 4.2: Creating Asymmetrical Lines and Angles
- Subsection 4.3: Incorporating Disconnection and Undercutting in Angular Cuts
Section 5: Advanced Cutting Concepts from Pivot Point, Paul Mitchell, and Vidal Sassoon
- Subsection 5.1: Exploring Signature Techniques from Pivot Point
- Subsection 5.2: Embracing Creativity and Innovation with Paul Mitchell's Methods
- Subsection 5.3: Mastering Precision and Elegance with Vidal Sassoon's Approach
Section 6: Hands-On Practical Application and Assessment
- Subsection 6.1: Practice Sessions for Round, Square, and Angular Haircuts
- Subsection 6.2: Individualized Coaching and Feedback
- Subsection 6.3: Final Assessment and Certification Criteria
HAIR COLORING
This curriculum provides a comprehensive overview of hair coloring theory and application, incorporating concepts from industry leaders and manufacturers. Students will gain a deep understanding of color science, techniques, and product knowledge, enabling them to develop their skills and creativity in the field of hair coloring.
Section 1: Fundamentals of Hair Coloring
Subsection 1.1: Introduction to the Science of Hair Color
Subsection 1.2: Understanding the Color Wheel and Color Theory
Subsection 1.3: Hair Structure and Pigment Composition
Section 2: Basic Coloring Techniques and Formulations
Subsection 2.1: Overview of Permanent, Semi-Permanent, and Demi-Permanent Color
Subsection 2.2: Understanding Developer Strengths and Mixing Ratios
Subsection 2.3: Application Methods for Root Touch-ups, All-over Color, and Highlights
Section 3: Advanced Coloring Concepts and Trend Forecasting
Subsection 3.1: Exploring Fashion and Trend Forecasting in Hair Color
Subsection 3.2: Balayage and Ombre Techniques
Subsection 3.3: Color Correction and Problem-Solving Strategies
Section 4: Product Knowledge and Brand-Specific Techniques
Subsection 4.1: Utilizing Industry-Leading Brands for Color Formulations
Subsection 4.2: Learning Application Techniques from Leading Manufacturers
Subsection 4.3: Understanding the Unique Selling Points of Different Product Lines
Section 5: Specialty Coloring Techniques and Effects
Subsection 5.1: Introduction to Fantasy Colors and Pastel Hues
Subsection 5.2: Exploring Metallic and Iridescent Tones
Subsection 5.3: Incorporating Color Melters and Blending Techniques
Section 6: Practical Application and Hands-On Training
Subsection 6.1: Hands-On Color Mixing and Application Sessions
Subsection 6.2: Client Consultation and Custom Color Formulation
Subsection 6.3: Final Assessment and Portfolio Building
HAIR STYLING
This curriculum provides a comprehensive overview of hair styling techniques for both long and short hair, covering various methods such as blow-drying, air drying, and roller sets, and including standard salon finishes. Students will gain a deep understanding of styling fundamentals and advanced techniques, enabling them to develop their skills and creativity in the field of hair styling.
Section 1: Introduction to Hair Styling Fundamentals
Subsection 1.1: Overview of Hair Texture and Density
Subsection 1.2: Understanding Face Shapes and Suitable Styles
Subsection 1.3: Product Knowledge and Selection for Styling
Section 2: Blow-Drying Techniques for Long and Short Hair
Subsection 2.1: Proper Sectioning and Prepping for Blowouts
Subsection 2.2: Creating Volume and Smooth Finishes
Subsection 2.3: Round Brush and Flat Brush Blow-Drying Techniques
Section 3: Air Drying and Natural Texture Styling
Subsection 3.1: Enhancing Natural Curls and Waves
Subsection 3.2: Product Application for Air-Dried Styles
Subsection 3.3: Embracing Effortless and Textured Looks
Section 4: Roller Set Techniques for Long and Short Hair
Subsection 4.1: Using Velcro, Hot, and Cold Rollers for Different Hair Lengths
Subsection 4.2: Creating Volume, Waves, and Curls with Roller Sets
Subsection 4.3: Pinning and Finishing Roller Set Styles
Section 5: Specialized Styling for Short Hair
Subsection 5.1: Pixie Cuts and Texturizing Techniques
Subsection 5.2: Styling Undercut and Tapered Styles
Subsection 5.3: Creative Updos and Faux Hawk Styling
Section 5: Specialized Styling for Short Hair
Subsection 5.1: Pixie Cuts and Texturizing Techniques
Subsection 5.2: Styling Undercut and Tapered Styles
Subsection 5.3: Creative Updos and Faux Hawk Styling
Section 6: Advanced Styling and Salon Finishes
Subsection 6.1: Mastering Braiding and Twisting Techniques
Subsection 6.2: Creating Sleek and Polished Upstyles
Subsection 6.3: Incorporating Accessories and Finishing Touches
Section 7: Practical Application and Hands-On Training
Subsection 7.1: Hands-On Styling Sessions for Long and Short Hair
Subsection 7.2: Client Consultation and Custom Styling Techniques
Subsection 7.3: Final Assessment and Portfolio Building
