61G5-22.010. Hair Arranging (Styling)

61G5-22.010 Hair Arranging (Styling). (1) Objective: To arrange a client’s hair into a style of the client’s choice through the development of dexterity, coordination and strength in creating designs and patterns in the hair. (2) Learning Objectives: (a) To describe the parts of a fingerwave and identify waves, shapings, sculpture (pin) curls and base directed hair; (b) To identify the setting and combing implements used to style hair; (c) To identify hairstyling terms and define parts of sculpture (pin) curls, their shapes, variations and strengths; (d) To describe the basic principles used to decide correct roller diameter in relationship to hair length and define inside and outside movement of hair; (e) To explain the purpose of stem roller placement; (f) To understand and identify the facial and head features in creating an illusion of an oval facial shape; (g) To characterize the common profiles in relation to styling a client's hair; (h) To understand other distinctive physical characteristics in determining the hair style; (i) To describe the various techniques used to silk (press) the hair with pressing combs and to produce thermal curls; (j) To describe the history of and kinds of thermal implements and supplies used today; and (k) To understand the variety of hairpieces and their uses. (3) Performance Objectives: (a) To part off styling sections of the head; (b) To set and comb alternating rows of horizontal and vertical finger waves; (c) To set and comb sculpture (pin) curls in varied movements in various sections of the head; (d) To set and comb roller curls in different patterns in various sections of the head; (e) To silk (press) the hair using a soft, medium and hard press; (f) To curl hair with thermal irons using varied techniques and implements; and (g) To clean, condition, shape, color and style various types of wigs and hairpieces. (4) Sets, styles, wigs, hairpieces, thermal-work shall be credited individually to services required.