Senior syllabus

ENOREE CAREER CENTER

COURSE SYLLABUS

INSTRUCTOR, Pam Cassels

Course: Cosmetology 2A/2B

Course Code: 6151

Course Description: The cosmetology Program is a two year program designed to prepare the student to qualify for the state of cosmetology licensing examination. The student receives training in the art and science of the care and beautification of hair, skin and nails. The course of study includes scalp treatments, hair shaping, hair styling, setting, weaving, hair coloring, shampoos and rinses. Care of skin and nails includes manicuring, pedicuring, massage, facials, makeup application, and hair removal. Instruction in chemistry, bacteriology, and anatomy, and physiology of the face head arms and heads is incorporated by means of theory and of practical application on both mannequins and live models. Also included in the course of study is salon planning and management.

Credits: 2 units per semester (one year)

Course Competencies : Pacing: 4 weeks

A: Work safety practices:

1. Demonstrate the ability to work safely

2. Demonstrate the ability to keep a clean, orderly safe work area

3. Operate a fire extinguisher

4. Demonstrate first aid procedures

5. Demonstrate the safe use of hand and power equipment

6. Follow all manufacturers directions

7. Complete safety test

B: Cosmetic Professional practice skills for hair

Scalp and Hair treatments

1. Analyze hair and scalp

2. Identify scalp disorders and diseases

3. Prescribe treatment for scalp and hair problems

4. Drape client for wet service #1-6, 3 weeks

5. Demonstrate brushing techniques

6. Perform scalp treatment procedures

Shampooing Procedures

7. Select appropriate products for hair type and services #7-9, 3 weeks

8. Perform a shampoo

9. Apply conditioner

Hairstyling Procedures

10. Demonstrate proper sectioning and parting for roller placement #10-17, 3 weeks

11. Demonstrate proper roller placement and securing

12. Demonstrate the application of finger wave and lotion or gel

13. Create a finger wave

14. Demonstrate types and effects of various pin curls

15. Combine use of finger waves and pin curls

16. Complete a hairstyle incorporating teasing and smoothing techniques

17. Create a hairstyle that compliments clients facial features

Thermal hair styling techniques

18. Drape client with a nonflammable cape #18-20, 1 week

19. Demonstrate various thermal curl techniques

20. Demonstrate various thermal pressing techniques

Blow drying styling techniques

21. Demonstrate blow drying techniques using various types of brushes

22. Apply products appropriate for service

23. Complete style with hair and scalp thoroughly dried #24-33, 4 weeks

Hair shaping techniques

24. Identify materials and implements needed to perform different type of cuts

25. Identify sectioning techniques

26. Perform a 0-degree blunt cut

27. Perform a 45-degree graduated layer cut

28. Perform a 90-degree uniform layer cut

29. Perform a 180-degree increase layered cut

30. Cut a basic style using a razor

31. Perform a texturizing techniques using various tools

32. Demonstrate a clipper cut

33. Identify types of haircuts

Braiding, Braid extensions, Wigs, and hair enhancement #34-37, 1 week

34. Demonstrate natural hair braiding

35. Identify extensions, wigs, and hair enhancements

36. Explain proper removal for extensions, wigs, and hair enhancements

37. Differentiate between human and synthetic hair, pieces, wigs, and hair enhancements

Permanent waves

38. Perform a client consultation #38-42, 3 weeks

39. Perform sectioning and blocking

40. Perform various perm wrap techniques

41. Demonstrate permanent wave applications

42. Differentiate between permanent wave solutions

Chemical relaxing

43. Differentiate between sodium hydroxide and thioglycolate #43-45, 2 weeks

44. Identify various relaxer application techniques

45. Demonstrate smoothing techniques

Hair Coloring

46. Drape and protect client #46-55, 3 weeks

47. Demonstrate a predisposition test

48. Explain the law of color

49. Formulate color according to hair analysis

50. Demonstrate strand test

51. Apply temporary color

52. Apply semi-permanent color

53. Demonstrate a virgin and retouch application

54. Perform a various highlighting and low lighting techniques

55. Demonstrate virgin and retouch lightener

C: Cosmetic professional practice skills for skin and nails

Manicures and Pedicure

1. Identify parts of the nail

2. Identify shapes of the nail

3. Identify nail disorders and diseases

4. Preform pre-service

5. Perform a basic manicure and pedicure #1-9, 4 weeks

6. Perform specialized nail treatments

7. Demonstrate hand, arm, leg, and foot massage

8. Demonstrate nail repair

9. Apply nail enhancements

Facial

10. Perform client consultation #10-14, year 2

11. Drape client for facial procedure

12. Complete a basic facial

13. Demonstrate facial manipulations

14. Perform specialized facial treatments

Hair Removal

15. Identify methods of hair removal

16. Demonstrate various hair removal techniques

Basic Makeup

17. Drape client for make-up applications #17-18, Year 2

18. Apply eyelash enhancements

Anatomy and Physiology

19. Identify bones of the face and head #19-22, 2 weeks

20. Identify bones of the arm and hand

21. Identify muscles of the face and head

22. Distinguish between sensory and motor nerves

Product Chemistry

23. Distinguish between acids and bases

24. Distinguish between a suspension and an emulsion

25. Distinguish between organic and inorganic chemistry #23-25, 1 week

D: Cosmetic professional practice skills for salon management

Technical knowledge and skills

1. Demonstrate effective customer service skills

2. Demonstrate effective use of telecommunication devices and activities Covered in year 2

Salon management

3. Prepare a business plan

4. Order supplies and retail merchandise

5. Establish employee work schedule and payroll

6. Create a portfolio