Demonstration should include
- applying the towel under and over the cape
- applying protective cream around the hairline
- using protective gloves
- consulting the client's record card for pertinent information
- performing a predisposition test (patch test)
- analyzing the client's scalp and hair
- performing a strand test
- using sanitized towels and implements
- removing any lightener or color with a cool damp cloth
- replacing a soiled towel with a clean towel, if necessary
- rinsing with cool tepid water
- adhering to manufacturer specifications and SDS.
Process/Skill Questions:
- What is the proper draping technique for a chemical service?
- What should be applied around the hairline?
- How should students protect their hands?
- What information should be found on a client record card?
- What is a predisposition test? When is it performed?
- What information can be gained from a scalp analysis?
- Why is a strand test necessary?
- Why is it necessary to use sanitary towels and implements?
- What is the importance of using cool damp towels to remove chemicals from the skin?
- Why is it necessary to use cool tepid water?
- Where would one find SDS for lightening and coloring products?
- What personal protective equipment (PPE) should be worn during a hair color service?