This document provides an overview of the key topics and objectives covered in a lesson on hair coloring. The lesson objectives are to understand the fundamentals of hair coloring, analyze hair and scalp conditions, prepare tools and materials, perform safety tests, discuss applications, apply coloring products, consider health and safety standards, and outline post-service activities. Important terms related to hair coloring are also defined, such as allergy, barrier cream, base color, cortex, cuticle, dermis, disulfide bonds, elasticity test, epidermis, hydrogen peroxide, melanin, patch test, pigment, porosity test, and strand test.
This document provides an overview of the key topics and objectives covered in a lesson on hair coloring. The lesson objectives are to understand the fundamentals of hair coloring, analyze hair and scalp conditions, prepare tools and materials, perform safety tests, discuss applications, apply coloring products, consider health and safety standards, and outline post-service activities. Important terms related to hair coloring are also defined, such as allergy, barrier cream, base color, cortex, cuticle, dermis, disulfide bonds, elasticity test, epidermis, hydrogen peroxide, melanin, patch test, pigment, porosity test, and strand test.
This document provides an overview of the key topics and objectives covered in a lesson on hair coloring. The lesson objectives are to understand the fundamentals of hair coloring, analyze hair and scalp conditions, prepare tools and materials, perform safety tests, discuss applications, apply coloring products, consider health and safety standards, and outline post-service activities. Important terms related to hair coloring are also defined, such as allergy, barrier cream, base color, cortex, cuticle, dermis, disulfide bonds, elasticity test, epidermis, hydrogen peroxide, melanin, patch test, pigment, porosity test, and strand test.
This document provides an overview of the key topics and objectives covered in a lesson on hair coloring. The lesson objectives are to understand the fundamentals of hair coloring, analyze hair and scalp conditions, prepare tools and materials, perform safety tests, discuss applications, apply coloring products, consider health and safety standards, and outline post-service activities. Important terms related to hair coloring are also defined, such as allergy, barrier cream, base color, cortex, cuticle, dermis, disulfide bonds, elasticity test, epidermis, hydrogen peroxide, melanin, patch test, pigment, porosity test, and strand test.
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TLE ( QUARTER 3 )
NOTES Lesson 1 – HAIR COLORING I - Objectives At the end of the lesson, the students should be able to: 1. Understand the fundaments of hair coloring 2. Analyze the condition of hair and scalp before hair coloring 3. Prepare the tools and materials used in hair coloring 4. Perform skin test and patch test 5. Discuss hair coloring applications 6. Apply coloring products on hair 7. Identify occupational health and safety standards; and 8. Enumerate post – service activities
II – Study these Terms
o Allergy – abnormal reaction of a body to a substance. o Barrier Cream – a cream used to protect skin from contacts with hazardous products. o Base Color – client’s natural hair color o Complementary Colors – any two colors situated directly across from each other on the color wheel. o Cortex – middle layer of the shaft. o Cuticle – the other layer of the hair shaft. o Dermis – thick layer of fibrous and elastic tissue that gives the skin its flexibility and strength. o Disulfide Bonds – sulfur link of two amino acids. o Elasticity Test – a test where a strand of a hair is stretch up to check its elasticity. o Epidermis – outer layer of the skin that is thin, tough, and protects the internal organ of the body; prevents bacteria, viruses, and other foreign substance from entering the body. o Hydrogen Peroxide – an agent used for oxidizing when coloring the hair. o Incompatibility Test – a test done to check for hair substance, chemical minerals, and salts that could have an adverse reaction to the hair when a new chemical is applied on. o Medulla – the center part of the hair shaft. o Melanin – coloring pigment of the hair. o Patch Test – a test used to check the allergy or sensitivity to the mixture of the products. o Permanent Color – the color containing molecules that penetrate the cuticle and are absorbed into the cortex. o Pigment – color matter of the hair. o Porosity Test – ability to absorb moisture. o Semi-Permanent Hair Color – color molecules deposited in the hair cuticle or under the open cuticle; hair color that will lighten each time the hair is shampooed. o Strand Test – a test used to monitor the color development. o Virgin Hair – hair that has not been chemically treated or bleached.
