review Thermal waving and curling Also known as Marcel waving Irons can be electric or stove heated Thermal irons Made of quality steel Have 4 basic parts Rod handle Shell handle Barrel or rod ID: 1022395
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1. Thermal Styling spring formal styling review
2. Thermal waving and curlingAlso known as Marcel wavingIrons can be electric or stove heated
3. Thermal ironsMade of quality steelHave 4 basic partsRod handleShell handleBarrel or rodShell-clamp that holds hair against barrel
4. Flat ironsWith straight edges are used to smooth and straightenBeveled edges can be used to curl or waveEdge near stylist is inner edge
5. Testing thermal ironsClamp on white paper or cloth and hold 5 secondsIf scorches or turns brown it is too hotOverly hot irons can burn hair
6. Care of thermal ironsCloth dipped in soapy water and ammoniaDo not immerse an electric iron
7. Combs used with thermal irons7 inches longMade of hard rubberHave fine teeth
8. temperatureHigher for coarse/resistantLower for fine, light or white
9. Types of curlsSpiral—medium to long hair, a hanging curlEnd- ends are flipped up or curled downCroquignole- wrapped end to scalpVolume curls provide maximum liftFull base sit in center of base and provide full volumeHalf base sit half of base and provide strong curlOff base are completely off base and provide slight volume
10. Hair pressingTemporarily straightens extremely curly hair by using a heated comb3 types of pressingSoft press- press comb once on each side. Removes 50-60% of curlMedium press-press once on each side with more pressure. Removes 60-75% of curlHard press-press twice on each side and or pass a hot iron through the hair first. Removes 100%-recommended only when soft or medium press is not satisfactory. Also known as a double comb pressTouch up- when hair becomes curly due to dampness
11. Hair and scalp analysisCheckWave patternLengthTextureFeel-wiry, soft or silkyElasticityColorCondition of hair and scalp
12. Hair textureRelates to diameter of hair shaftCoarse-hard to pressMedium-no special problemsFine-handle with careFeel of hairWiry hair can be resistant to pressing
13. Scalp conditionNormal- no special problemTight- press hair in direction of natural fall to avoid scalp injuryFlexible- use more tension
14. Pressing combsCan be electric or non electricMade of stainless steel or brass with wood handlesClosely spaced teeth give a smooth press. Wider teeth give a coarser pressLong combs for long hairShort combs for short hair
15. Tempering the combRemoves production coating and insures even heat distributionTo temper-heat until extremely hot, coat with oil and let cool naturally
16. Cleaning the combWipe off loose debrisRemove carbon with fine steel wool or sandpaperSoak metal portion in hot baking soda water for one hour
17. Pressing oil/creamMakes hair softerPrepares hair for pressingProtects from burningPrevents breakageConditions hairAdds shineHelps hair stay pressed longer
18. 1% gentian violet jellyUsed to treat scalp burned by pressing comb
19. Styling long hairKnot- also known as chignonTwist- sleek elegant stylePleat-also know as French twist