1Preface
775.2 Why You Should Study Hairstyling?
2Chapter 1. Basic Principles of Haircutting
785.3 Client Consultation
31.1 Why should you study haircutting?
795.4 Influence of Hair Type on Hairstyles
41.2 Basic principles of haircutting
805.4.1 Fine, Straight Hair
51.2.1 Reference Points
815.4.2 Straight, Medium Hair
61.2.2 Lines and Angles
825.4.3 Straight, Coarse Hair
71.2.3 Elevation
835.4.4 Wavy, Fine Hair
81.2.4 Guidelines
845.4.5 Wavy, Medium Hair
91.2.5 Over Direction
855.4.6 Wavy, Coarse Hair
101.3 Client Consultation : 1.3.1 Face Shape
865.4.7 Curly, Fine Hair
111.4 Characteristics of Hair
875.4.8 Curly, Medium Hair
121.5 Exercise
885.4.9 Curly, Coarse Hair
13Chapter 2. Various Hair Cutting Tools
895.4.10 Very Curly, Coarse Hair
142.1 Introduction
905.4.11 Extremely Curly, Medium Hair
152.1.1 Haircutting shears
915.4.12 Extremely Curly, Coarse Hair
162.1.2 Texturizing shears
925.5 Creating Harmony Between Hairstyle And Facial Features : 5.5.1 Inverted Triangle or Heart Shaped Facial Type
172.1.3 Razors
935.6 Different Types of Profiles
182.1.4 Trimmers
945.6.1 Straight Profile
192.1.5 Sectioning clips
955.6.2 Convex Profile
202.1.6 Combs
965.6.3 Concave Profile
212.2 Overview of Shears
975.7 Styling For People Who Wear Glasses
222.2.1 Fitting the Shear Correctly
985.8 Hair Partings
232.2.2 Holding Your Tools
995.9 Wet Hairstyling Basics
242.3 Posture and Body Positon
1005.10 Finger Waving
252.3.1 Position the Client
1015.10.1 Finger Waving Lotion
262.3.2 Center your Weight
1025.10.2 Other Methods of Finger Waving
272.3.3 Hand Positions for Different Cutting Angles
1035.11 Pin Curls
282.4 Safety During Haircutting
1045.11.1 Curl And Stem Direction
292.5 Exercise
1055.11.2 Pin Curl Bases or Foundation
30Chapter 3. Types of Haircuts
1065.11.3 Curl Base Techniques
313.1 Basic Types of Haircuts For Women
1075.11.4 Thermal Hairstyle
323.1.1 Blunt Haircut
1085.11.5 Other Types of Curls
333.1.2 How To Cut A Soft Blunt Bob
1095.11.6 Thermal Hair Straightening (Hair Pressing)
343.1.3 Tips For Blunt Haircut
1105.11.7 Reminders and Hints for all Pressing Procedures
353.1.4 Graduated Haircut
1115.11.8 Special Considerations
363.1.5 How To Cut Graduated Layered Haircut
1125.11.9 Caution
373.1.6 Styling Tips
1135.12 Exercise
383.1.7 Tips for Graduated Haircuts
114Chapter 6. Occupational Health and Safety Risks In The Hairdressing Sector
393.1.8 Layered Haircut
1156.1 Chemical Hazards
403.1.9 Some Different Types of Layered Haircuts
1166.2 Biological factors - hygiene
413.1.10 How to Cut Layered Haircut
1176.3 Physical factors (microclimate, noise, lighting)
423.1.11 Tips for maintaining layered haircut
1186.4 Electrical risks
433.1.12 Lobs & Bobs
1196.5 Cuts and Burns
443.1.13 How to Cut Lobs & Bobs?
1206.6 Slip-and-Fall Hazards
453.2 Curly Haircuts
1216.7 Fatigue and Back Problems
463.2.1 Fringe and Fro
1226.8 Fire risks
473.2.2 A-Line Bob
1236.9 Psychosocial factors
483.2.3 Short & Sassy
1246.10 Exercise
493.2.4 Tips For Cutting Curly Hair
125Chapter 7. Hairstyling Products and Wigs
503.3 Cutting the Bangs
1267.1 Hair gel
513.3.1 Layered Bangs
1277.2 Hair wax
523.3.2 Wispy Bangs
1287.3 Hair mousse
533.4 Some Basic Men’s Haircut
1297.4 Pomade
543.4.1 Caesar Haircut
1307.5 Hair sprays
553.4.2 Basic Haircut
1317.6 Hair volumizer
563.4.3 Layered Haircut
1327.7 Clay
573.4.4 Disconnected Haircut
1337.8 Paste
583.4.5 Mohawk/Faux Hawk Haircut
1347.9 Cream
593.4.6 Men’s Scissor Cut
1357.10 Hair Serum
603.4.7 Clippers Cut
1367.11 Texture Powder
613.5 Exercise
1377.12 Exercise
62Chapter 4. Basic Hair Cutting Techniques
138Chapter 8. Duties and Tasks of A Professional Hairdresser
634.1 Razor Cutting
1398.1 Introduction
644.2 Slide Cutting
1408.2 Activities
654.3 Scissor Over Comb
1418.3 Skills Needed
664.4 Texturing
1428.4 Abilities
674.4.1 Notching
1438.5 Frequently Asked Questions
684.4.2 Slithering
1448.5.1 Why is it Important to know what is in the Cosmetic Products you are using?
694.4.3 Slicing
1458.5.2 What can Cause Dermatitis?
704.4.4 Carving
1468.5.3 What can Cause Asthma?
714.5 Basic Clipper Techniques
1478.5.4 Are Professional Cosmetic Products Safe?
724.5.1 Clipper Over Comb
1488.5.5 What can you do to Protect you and your Clients’ Health?
734.5.2 Men’s Basic Clipper Cut
1498.6 Exercise
744.6 Exercise
150Appendix
75Chapter 5. Basic Hairstyling Techniques
151Glossary
765.1 Introduction
152Index
