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Illustrate the Law of Color related to the haircoloring process
Assessment Strategies
Graphic, skill demonstration
Criteria
Identify the three primary colors, the three secondary colors, and the six tertiary colors
Mix the three primary colors to create brown
Your color wheel identifies the complementary colors
Your color wheel uses the twelve colors, according to the law of color
Describe the similarities and differences between the primary, secondary, and tertiary colors
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Conduct a haircoloring pre-service consultation
Assessment Strategies
Mock performance, oral
Criteria
Mock performance includes procedures for establishing a new client
Categorize client scalp and hair health
Include results from hair texture, density, porosity, and elasticity analyses in your consultation
Speak with the client about hair products used at home
Determine if the client needs a predisposition/patch test
Determine the natural/existing level
Determine the natural/existing tone
Speak with the client to determine the desired level
Speak with the client to determine the desired tone
Determine the percentage of gray
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Formulate the haircolor
Assessment Strategies
Skill demonstration
Criteria
Perform a predisposition/patch test before color application, according to the preliminary rules
Use the most effective hair color if lifting the pigment
Use the most effective hair color if depositing pigment
Use demi-permanent or permanent haircolor
Use the most effective color swatches for the color line to be used
You select the level within 5 minutes
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Prepare for a haircoloring service
Assessment Strategies
Skill demonstration
Criteria
Equipment and tools are sanitized
Supplies are chosen and positioned for most efficient use during the haircoloring service
Client is effectively draped for a chemical service
Predisposition/patch test is verified
Preliminary strand test is conducted before applying color to the entire head
Determine the most effective type of application for the desired end result
You follow manufacturer's directions
Protective cream is applied around the hairline before starting, if applicable
Hair is parted into four sections
Color is effectively mixed
Color is effectively applied immediately after mixing
Preparation is completed within 15 minutes
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Apply non-oxidative haircolor products
Assessment Strategies
Skill demonstration
Criteria
Analyze client's hair and scalp during consultation
Supplies are chosen and positioned for most efficient use during the haircoloring service
Equipment and tools are sanitized, disinfected
Follow process to effectively prepare the client
Non-oxidative haircolor is effectively mixed
You follow manufacturer's directions for products used
Apply the non-oxidative haircolor as specified by the instructor or scoring rubric
All of the hair is covered with the non-oxidative haircolor
You wipe drips and spills
Trash is disposed of according to sanitation rules, such as in a covered receptacle
Equipment and work areas is maintained effectively
Application is completed within 10 minutes
Non-oxidative haircolor procedures and products are documented in the client record
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Perform oxidative haircolor services
Assessment Strategies
Skill demonstration
Criteria
Work area with client is prepared and cleaned/sanitized effectively before and after application
Perform a client consultation/analysis prior to the service
Use most effective products to mix based on consultation, analysis, and preliminary color strand test
Hair is sectioned prior to haircolor application
You follow manufacturer's directions for products used
Haircoloring product is applied evenly
You wipe drips and spills
Trash is disposed of according to sanitation rules, such as in a covered receptacle
Equipment and tools are sanitized, disinfected
Product is mixed with 100% accuracy, according to the manufacturer's directions
Product is mixed within 10 minutes
Oxidative haircolor is applied within 20 minutes
Oxidative haircolor procedures and products are documented in client record