Hair and Scalp Care Flashcards

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Demonstrate how to comb wet hair to ensure minimal damage or discomfort.

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Proper techniques for combing wet hair reduce breakage, discomfort, and maintain hair health.

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The consultation process is a key step in understanding client needs.

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A thorough consultation helps tailor services to meet individual client requirements.

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Cuts or abrasions on the scalp are considered contra-indications for shampooing and conditioning services.

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Cuts or abrasions on the scalp may lead to discomfort or further injury during shampooing and conditioning services.

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Allergies are a contra-indication for shampooing and conditioning services.

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Allergies to products used in shampooing and conditioning can cause adverse reactions, making the service unsuitable.

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Non-infectious skin conditions affecting the hair and scalp include: Psoriasis, Dandruff (pityriasis capitis), Dermatitis, Seborrhoea (oily scalp).

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Images showing examples of non-infectious skin conditions affecting the hair and scalp.

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Salon procedures in shampooing and conditioning.

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Adhering to salon procedures maintains professionalism and consistency in services.

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Professionalism in shampooing and conditioning services.

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Professionalism involves correct procedures, adherence to guidelines, and effective techniques.

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Thinning hair shampoos are a variety for normal hair.

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These shampoos are formulated to support hair health and reduce hair thinning.

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Conditioning shampoos improve the texture and moisture of normal hair.

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These shampoos are designed to keep hair soft and manageable.

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Surface conditioners are generally left on the hair for 1-2 minutes.

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Surface conditioners require a short application time, typically 1-2 minutes, before being rinsed off.