T&G
Color
M&T
Color
M&T
What is the difference between the word Baliage and Balayage?
Baliage is the French spelling
Balayage is the American spelling
Describe the T&G Placement Weave.
Placement Weave- 2-3 larger weaves between equal spaces of natural.
Creates a stronger, thicker highlight placement, ideal for thick, curly, or wavy hair.
Name the 3 T&G packets.
CLASSIC
SINGLE
DOUBLE
Name T&G technical summary in color.
1 PARTINGS,SECTIONS & SHAPES
2 WEAVE
3 PACKETS
4 COLOUR FORMULA
Name the 3 most used T&G Classic Highlighting Techniques
Classic T
Classic Half Head
Classic Full head
Describe the T&G technical summary in Color for Partings and sections.
PARTINGS AND SECTIONS CREATE PATTERNS THAT WILL DETERMINE THE SHAPE AND SIZE OF THE SUBSECTIONS TO BE COLOURED.
What is the difference in position of a diagonal forward vs a diagonal back on the head.
A diagonal forward points towards the face and a diagonal back points away from the face.
Describe the Natural weave.
Natural Weave- 7-10 weaves between equal spaces of natural.
Creates a natural, blended end result. Ideal on fine to medium textured hair, or clients wanting a soft highlighted finish.
Describe the T&G technical summary in Color for Weaves.
WEAVING HIGHLIGHTS GIVES THE OPTION TO CUSTOMIZE THE TECHNIQUE BASED ON THE CLIENTS DESIRED END RESULT; REMEMBER THE LARGER THE WEAVE THE MORE TEXTURED THE END RESULT.
When and where did Baliage emerge?
The Baliage colouring technique emerged in the 1970s from the streets of Paris; became extremely popular in the Sates in the late 1990s
Name all T&G weaving terms and the numeric value
NATURAL 7-10 WEAVES
TEXTURED 4 - 6 WEAVES
PLACEMENT 2 - 3 WEAVES
SLICE
ZIG-ZAG CONTINUOUS V PARTINGS
Name the 4 Sections and T&G color Shapes
HORSESHOE
RECTANGLE
DIAMOND
TRIANGLE
Name the 3 colors zones on a hair strand.
Roots, Miss lengths, Ends
How many sections in a the Progressive Highlight T section.
2 sections
Name the 3 choices for consideration in T&G Color for Formulation.
THE CHOICE OF COLOUR SHOULD BE MADE TAKING INTO CONSIDERATION YOUR CLIENT’S:
• REQUIREMENTS • LIFESTYLE • SUITABILITY