AY Honors/Barbering and Hairstyling/Answer Key/es

Peluquería

Nivel de destreza

3

Año

1938

Version

22.11.2024

Autoridad de aprobación

Asociación General

1

Dedicar un mínimo de cinco horas de observación a un licenciado peluqero/estilista, mientras que está en el trabajo.

Comience por pedir permiso para seguir a un peluquero o estilista por el día o un par de horas durante varios días.

Durante este ejercicio, debe ser capaz de aprender las respuestas a los demás requisitos y demostrar las habilidades requeridas. La mayoría de los peluqueros y estilistas les gusta hablar y estarán dispuestos a explicar lo que hacen y cómo lo hacen.

Esta especialidad no le convertirá en un peluquero o estilista (que toma semanas o meses de escuela), pero debe aprender acerca de las herramientas del trabajo y obtener un aprecio para esta ocupación técnica que ayuda a todos a quedarse bien peinado.

2

Nombrar tres elementos fundamentales en el cuidado del cabello.

1. . Washing
2. . Combing or Brushing
3. . Regular cut or trim

3

Demostrar la habilidad de dar un champú correctamente.

Probablemente quisiera traer un amigo/víctima para este ejercicio. Tal vez otro Conquistador desarrollando la especialidad para que puedan dar champú el uno al otro. El peluquero puede juzgar la exactitud del trabajo de champú.

1. Soak the hair, first. It's important that the hair is wet to make shampooing easy otherwise it won't work. Use warm or cold water.
2. Massage the scalp. Petrissage is a scalp massaging technique to stimulate blood-flow to the scalp encouraging healthy hair and scalp, it also removes dirt.
3. Shampoo your hair. Hair usually only needs one or two applications of shampoo. More than this can lead to static or fly-away results and leave the hair unprotected. If the first shampoo application doesn't lather, rinse, then shampoo a second time.
4. Rinse your hair. It's important to ensure that no shampoo residue remains as this can dry the scalp out and create a flaky itchy scalp, it also leaves a greasy film
5. Add conditioner. Gently squeeze the water out of your hair. Distribute the conditioner evenly through the hair using only your fingers. Never use a comb in the shower. It will pull on your hair and create more breakages in the long run.
6. Rinse, Again. Rinse the hair thoroughly ensuring no residue is left behind. To finish use cold water which will close the cuticles, resulting in shine and give your hair bounce.
7. Thoroughly dry your hair. When towel-drying never rub the hair as this will cause tangling and damage the cuticle of the hair. Air drying is better because blow dryers dry out your hair.
8. Style the hair with gel or proceed to cutting.

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4

Ser capaz de explicar y demostrar al menos dos métodos para cortar el cabello.

You should not need to actually give a full haircut, although you may feel confident to give a simple cut as a beginner. Bring your own volunteers or use practice heads from a hairstyling school.

5

Explicar y demostrar el propósito de al menos dos diferentes clases de peines utilizados en el corte de cabello.

A comb is a toothed device used for styling, cleaning and managing hair and scalp. Combs are among the oldest tools found by archaeologists, having been discovered in very refined forms from settlements dating back to 5,000 years ago in Persia.

There are many types of hair combs on the market today.

• Wide tooth combs are best for getting out tangles.
• Fine tooth combs help get the hairs all in place. You may wish to begin with a wide tooth and then finish up with the fine tooth model.
• Rat Tail Comb - You might think that the rat tail is simply a comb with a handle, but the tail is actually designed to help get parts straight. Use the handle portion of the “rat tail” to run across the area you wish to part.
• A Pin Tail comb allows for precise parting. It is also a good tool for men straightening their hair with a flat iron because it can work with one particular section without leaving stray hairs. It also keeps you from accidentally poking your scalp. The pin tail comb allows for precision work, such as adding a streak of color.
• Barber Combs allow the barber to cut and trim without getting too close to the head, kind of like the guards on an electric clipper. Barber combs are tapered to provide a lot of different options.
• The Rake comb resembles a garden rake. It is very good for untangling long hair.
• Teasing Comb are used to add some texture and body. The teasing comb is used by taking a strand of hairs and holding them straight up. Run the teasing tool from six to ten times through the hairs. Do this with as many strands as you like. You should have a fairly long hairstyle for this to be most effective.

Condensed from this site where you can find comb photos.

6

Explicar y demostrar el propósito de dos diferentes clases de tijeras.

Thinning Shear, also know as Texturizing Shears or Chunking Shears, are used to remove “bulk” from the hair without altering the hairstyle. Thinning Shears have “teeth” as opposed to “blades” and remove less hair with a single snip.

Yoko Scissors come in a variety of forms but they generally are manufactured from premium Japanese Hitachi steel. Yoko scissors allow smooth cutting with a very slim blade and specially designed thumb rings. They are well balanced. Some examples [1]

Toshiba Scissors are handcrafted professional hairdressing scissors from Japan. Toshiba scissors have a bent thumb ring to make them more ergonomic, so that your thumb sits at a more natural angle.

7

Explicar y demostrar al menos dos razones para el uso de una máquina para cortar el cabello.

Clippers can be used to trim and shape beards as well as cleaning up the back of the neck. With an attachment, clippers are used to do buzz cuts or just to achieve uniform short length.

8

Escribir 500 palabras sobre lo que aprendió durante su aprendizaje.

This short report should cover the required knowledge in the honor and other things you learned. What is it like to be in hair care? What did you learn from the person you job shadowed?

Historical Notes

This is one of the older honors available. It was called antique and then discontinued with the other vocational honors before being returned to active.

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