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Hair Theory., Cut with basic techniques., Advise and consult., Hair types,…

- - - - IInfestation.
        
        Scabies.
        
        Head lice.
      - Fungal infections.
        
        Ringworm.
        
        Barbers rash.
    - - Psoriasis.
      - Alopecia.
      - Dandruff AKA Seborheic Dermatitis.
    - - Blood diseases.
      - Chemicals on head.
- - - - Comb coils.
      - Twists.
      - Protective styles like braids, cornrows or bantu knots.
- - - - Bonding.
    - - 6%, 9%, 12%.
        
        Developer can lift tint.
        
        6% can lift up to two levels.
      - Avoid build up on ends.
    - - 6 vol, 9 vol, 15 vol.
    - - 30 vol.
      - 40 vol.
      - 20 vol.
      - Mixing ratio.
    - - Effasor.
      - Bleach bath.
      - Metal detox to remove metals from pipes and water that can discolour hair.
  - - - Molecules sits on the cuticle.
        
        Hair made up of outer cuticle, inner cortex and central medulla.
    - - Bigger molecules that swell when they're in the hair.
    - - Porous
      - Shorter development time.
      - Different colour.
  - - - Slices.
      - Tipouts.
      - Balayage.
      - Foilyage.
      - Highlights.
        
        Weaved.
        
        Backcombing.
        
        Softens blend.
        
        Horizontal.
        
        Best for more blonde coverage.
        
        Vertical.
        
        Best for dimension and stripes.
        
        Sectioning patterns.
        
        Herringbone.
        
        Diagonal back.
        
        directs hair back from face, softer grow out.
        
        Diagonal forward.
        
        brings hair towards face. softer grow out.
        
        Classic.
        
        be mindful of the different directions of highlights. Especially if they have a fringe because this would end up horizontal where the parting would be vertical.
        
        Cap.
        
        Air touch.
        
        Tools
        
        Coo board.
        
        Tint brush.
        
        Balayage board.
        
        Some people like using gloves. I find it easier without and easier to blend colour without gloves.
        
        Exposed air.
- - - - Pheomelanin, produced in melanocytes.
      - Eumelanin, produced in melanocytes.
- - - - On base/Off base.
      - Velcro.
      - Heated.
      - Root to point/Point to root.
      - Brick.
      - Directional.
  - - - Pinning flat against the head.
    - - Pin curling into a barrel shape.
- - - - For setting sets.
    - - Paddle.
        
        Straight and smooth blowdries.
      - Round.
        
        Sassoon.
        
        For wrap drying - dry root by wrapping around head. Good for bobs because the shape allows a natural tuck.
        
        Volume.
        
        Creating curl.