Keratin Straightening Editable Training Manual

Our Keratin Straightening Editable Training Manual can be used as a training resource when teaching chemical relaxing, keratin straightening, and Brazilian blow dry procedures. This manual is fully editable, and you can brand it with your own logo.

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All manuals are written to pass the accreditation process and as an in-depth theory resource for training academies to teach their students the course theory required. 

Details of the manual:

This manual includes:

- Salon Hygiene
- Dermatitis
- Storage, handling, and using chemical products
- Disposal of waste
- Dealing with spillages
- Sustainable working practices
- Environmental working conditions
- Stylist posture and correct working conditions
- Legislation relevant to hairdressing and barbering
- Insurance
- Anatomy & physiology
- Skin anatomy
- Hair anatomy
- Hair types
- Hair loss
- Hair characteristics and classifications
- History of chemical straightening
- Lye relaxers
- No lye relaxers
- Brazilain keratin blow-dry
- Art and science of texture and curl
- Importance of pH in texture services
- States of matter
- Physical and chemical changes
- The pH scale
- Acids and alkalis
- Building blocks of hair, amino acids, peptide bonds, polypeptide chains, keratin proteins, side bonds, disulphide bonds, - salt bonds, hydrogen bonds
- Chemical hair relaxing
- Chemical hair relaxers
- Neutralisers
- Base or no base?
- Steps in chemical hair relaxing
- Recommended strength of relaxer
- Hair analysis
- Hair history
- Scalp examination
- Strand tests, finger test and pull test
- Relaxer test
- Chemical processing with sodium hydroxide
- Equipment and products needed
- Procedure for chemical relaxing, comb method, finger or brush method
- Periodic strand testing
- Shampooing/neutralising
- Conditioning
- Sodium hydroxide retouch
- Chemical hair relaxing process with ammonium thioglycate
- Thio retouch
- Chemical blow-out
- Procedure
- Keratin straightening
- What is keratin?
- What is methylene glycol?
- What is cysteine?
- What is formalin?
- Is formaldehyde safe?
- Formaldehyde in methylene glycol
- Safety advice
- Client consultation
- Straightening coloured or highlighted hair
- Virgin hair
- Keratin procedure
- Treatment aftercare
- Contra-indications
- Client consultation form

Pages: 51
Words: 20,285
Format: Microsoft word