Highlighting techniques
List the lightening tools
gloves, cap, timer, foil, brushes, etc..
What should a stylist do to check for allergies before applying hair color?
Perform a patch test 24 to 48 hours before
What tool is used to separate the hair when placing foils?
Tail comb or rat tail comb
What do you need to consider before determining the technique and placement?
hair texture, density, curl patterns, etc..
What should a stylist do to check for the hair’s elasticity, porosity, and strength?
A stand test
How is balayage different from traditional highlights?
How is balayage different from traditional highlights?
What are subsections?
Parting one section of the hair in half
What kind of precaution can come with this procedure?
hair could be so damaged and overly porous leaving an insufficient structure
What kind of client usually chooses balayage?
A client who wants low-maintenance, natural-looking hair
What's the difference between slicing and weaving?
slicing is taking a thin layer out and placing it on the foil. Weaving is sectioning your strand out with a rat tail comb then placing it on the foil.
When should a stylist avoid applying hair color to a client’s scalp?
If abrasions are present on the scalp
Why do clients get a balayage?
Clients get a balayage because it gives a natural, low-maintenance, and grows out softly without needing frequent touch-ups.
Name all of the highlighting techniques
highlighting, low lighting, foil application, balayage, color melt, and cap highlighting
When should a stylist avoid applying hair color to a client’s scalp?
If abrasions are present on the scalp
What is one reason clients choose balayage over regular highlights?
Because it looks more natural and blends with their hair.