Y/615/6199. Level 2 - UHB206. Hair extension services. UHB206_v4

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Y/615/6199 Level 2 - UHB206 Hair extension services UHB206_v4

UHB206 Hair extension services Throughout this unit you will need to maintain effective health, safety and hygiene whilst you work. You will also need to maintain a professional standard of behaviour and demonstrate effective communication skills. The aim of this unit is to develop your practical skills and knowledge to be able to carry out hair extension services using a range of extensions attachment methods, cutting and finishing techniques and you will also be able to remove hair extensions. Knowledge and understanding developed relating to the effects of hair extensions, influencing factors, types of hair extension products, principles for blending hair and the removal of hair extensions will enhance your practical ability. 2 Hair extension services

Evidence Requirements 1. Simulation is not allowed for any performance evidence within this unit. 2. You must practically demonstrate in your everyday work that you have met the standard for Hair extension services. 3. The asessor/trainer will observe your performance on at least three occasions each on a different client. 4. From the range, you must show that you have: Used a minimum of 2 cutting tools Taken account of all the factors Used both the attachment systems Used both types of hair Used a minimum of 2 hair extension attachment methods Carried out both full head and partial head extensions Used a minimum of 3 cutting techniques Used a minimum of 3 creative finishing techniques Given all advice and recommendations 5. It is strongly recommended that all range items are practically demonstrated. Where this is not possible, additional observed evidence may be produced to demonstrate competence. 6. There is no external examination (MCQ) for this unit. You will be guided by your assessor/trainer on the evidence that needs to be produced to assess your knowledge and understanding. The types of evidence can include (but not limited to) professional discussion, portfolio of evidence, reflective diary, written assignments, projects/case studies, coursework and task-based controlled assessment. 7. You must ensure the transferable skills have been demonstrated throughout this unit. Hair extension services 3

Practical Learning Outcomes You will be able to: LO1 - Plan to add hair extensions a. Examine the hair and scalp to identify any factors that may affect the service b. Ask your client appropriate questions to establish any known contra-indications to the hair extension service c. Record your client s responses to questioning d. Conduct a range of tests on your client s hair and skin following manufacturers instructions and recognised industry procedures e. Take a suitable course of action when contra-indications cause doubts as to the suitability of the service for the client f. Select attachment systems and hair extensions which are of a: suitable texture suitable colour suitable length suitable width g. Confirm service requirements prior to ordering attachment systems and hair extensions 4 Hair extension services

You will be able to: LO2 - Prepare and attach hair extensions a. Prepare the attachment systems and hair extensions to avoid wastage, tangling and to meet the manufacturer s instructions b. Prepare your client s hair in a way that is suitable for the attachment system to be used c. Ensure the availability of assistance, where required d. Confirm with your client the look agreed at consultation prior to starting the service e. Part the sections cleanly and evenly to meet the requirements of the attachment systems to be used f. Section the hair in a way that will allow the hair extensions to lie in the direction required g. Secure any hair not being extended to keep each section clearly visible h. Use attachment systems that secure hair extensions into your client s hair to meet style requirements i. Add and attach hair in a way that takes into account the factors influencing the service j. Maintain even tension throughout the attachment process k. Check the comfort of your client at regular intervals and give suitable reassurance, if necessary l. Identify and resolve any problems occurring during the service m. Ensure, on completion, that the hair extensions give a balanced and wellproportioned finished look Hair extension services 5

You will be able to: LO3 - Cut and finish hair with extensions a. Establish and follow cutting guidelines suitable to achieve the finished look b. Adapt your cutting techniques to take account of factors which influence working on hair extensions c. Adapt your cross-checking methods to suit the fall of the hair extensions d. Adapt your posture and position to ensure the accuracy of the cut e. Combine and adapt your cutting techniques to achieve the finished look f. Make final checks to ensure the cut is accurate g. Use creative finishing techniques that complement the finished look h. Use suitable styling and finishing products, when required to achieve the finished look i. Confirm that your client is satisfied with the finished look j. Give your client advice and recommendations on the service provided LO4 - Maintain and remove hair extensions a. Maintain and remove hair extensions following manufacturers instructions b. Use the correct tools to minimise damage to your client s hair c. Use the correct products and tools to remove extensions when necessary, avoiding damage to your client s hair d. Leave your client s hair free of residue and product build-up e. Leave your client s hair clean and prepared ready for the next service f. Give your client advice and recommendations on the service provided Your performances for LO1, LO2, LO3 and LO4 will be recorded on at least three occasions. Performance 1 2 3 Signature: Date: 6 Hair extension services

Range To achieve this unit successfully you will need to practically demonstrate that you have: Used a minimum of 2 cutting tools Scissors Thinning scissors Razors Taken into account all factors Hair characteristics Hair classifications Test results Attachment method Direction and fall of the added hair Client s own hair length Evident hair damage Quantity of added hair Head and face shape Finished look Used both attachment systems Short term Long term Used both types of hair Artifical Human Hair extension services 7

To achieve this unit successfully you will need to practically demonstrate that you have: Used a minimum of 2 hair extension attachment methods Clip in Weft-weave in Glue in Carried out both types of extentions Full head Partial head Used out a minimum of 3 cutting techniques Point cutting Tapering Freehand Razoring Texturising Used a minimum of 3 creative finishing techniques Drying Product application Setting Use of heated styling equipment Given all advice and recommendations How to maintain the attachment system Time interval between services Present and future products and services 8 Hair extension services

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Knowledge Outcomes You will know and understand how to: LO5 - Plan, prepare and attach hair extensions a. How to conduct an examination of the hair and scalp to recognise factors which will affect the hair attachment system b. The factors that must be taken into consideration prior to adding and attaching hair extensions c. The hair growth cycle d. The importance of questioning clients to establish any contra-indications to hair extension services e. How contra-indications can affect or restrict the delivery of hair extension services f. The legal significance of client questioning and of recording the client s responses g. Your salon s policy for referring clients to other professionals such as trichologist, general practitioner and the specialist services they can offer h. The types and purposes of tests i. How the results of tests can influence all aspects of the service j. The potential consequences of failing to carry out tests and the importance of recording test results k. The types of hair extension systems available and their advantages and disadvantages l. The principles for selecting the correct hair attachment systems m. The principles for blending added hair n. The general differences in preparation requirements between human hair and artificial extensions o. How the client s hair should be prepared for each of the hair attachment systems p. How to mix a number of added hair colours to give block colour and highlighting effects q. The importance of following manufacturers instructions for different hair attachment systems r. The hair attachment systems with which you may need assistance s. How to estimate the length of time the hair attachment systems can take 10 Hair extension services

You will know and understand how to: LO5 - Plan, prepare and attach hair extensions (continued) t. Methods of applying short term and long term hair attachment systems u. How to judge the quantity of hair to be added to achieve a balanced and wellproportioned finished look v. How the intended style can affect the choice and placement of different hair attachment systems w. Why it is important to maintain a correct and even tension when adding hair extensions x. The tools and equipment necessary for each attachment method and how these are used y. The types of problems that can occur when adding hair extensions and how to remedy them z. The types of anxieties commonly experienced by clients undergoing the different hair attachment systems such as natural hair shedding za. How to help relieve client anxieties in a reassuring way zb. The types of finishing products and techniques suitable for use with hair extensions LO6 - Cut and finish hair extensions a. How to carry out creative cutting techniques to blend the client s own hair and different hair attachment system to suit the finished look b. How to adapt cutting techniques to suit different types of hair extensions such as artificial and human c. The importance of cross-checking the cut for accuracy LO7 - Maintain and remove hair extensions a. The importance of providing advice and recommendations on the products and services provided in the salon b. How to maintain and remove the hair attachment system c. The recommended time interval between services d. How lifestyle will affect the maintenance and longevity of each hair attachment system e. The types of products and tools used to remove different hair attachment systems f. Why it is important to remove hair attachment residue and product build-up as part of the extension removal process Hair extension services 11

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