Tempering a Brass Pressing Comb Step 1: Heat the pressing comb in the thermal oven (or other heating appliance) until it gets extremely hot. Step 2: Carefully remove the pressing comb from the thermal oven (or other heating appliance). What is the THIRD step for Tempering a Brass Pressing Comb?

Coat the comb in petroleum jelly or pressing oil.

Rinse with hot water to remove remaining oil.

Allow the pressing comb to cool.

What is the FOURTH step for Tempering a Brass Pressing Comb?

Allow the pressing comb to cool.

Rinse with hot water to remove remaining oil.

Coat the comb in petroleum jelly or pressing oil.

What is the FIFTH step for Tempering a Brass Pressing Comb?

Rinse with hot water to remove remaining oil.

Allow the pressing comb to cool.

Coat the comb in petroleum jelly or pressing oil.

What is the SIXTH step for Tempering a Brass Pressing Comb?

Rinse with hot water to remove remaining oil.

Allow the pressing comb to cool.

Coat the comb in petroleum jelly or pressing oil.

What is the SEVENTH and FINAL step for Tempering a Brass Pressing Comb?

Rinse with hot water to remove remaining oil.

Allow the pressing comb to cool.

Coat the comb in petroleum jelly or pressing oil.

Thermal Pressing Step 1: Wash and dry the hair. Apply a heat protectant product. Then lightly apply a pressing oil or cream. Step 2: Separate the hair into small sections. Each section should take up only about half of the pressing comb's width. What is the THIRD step for Thermal Pressing?

Heat the pressing comb to the desired temperature, then test it on a white cloth or tissue. If the fabric becomes discolored (scorched), allow the comb to cool for a few seconds and test again.

Insert the pressing comb as close to the scalp as possible without risking scalp damage. The teeth should be pointing down, and the back of the comb should be up.

Move the pressing comb through the hair and the perimeter (edges) with the recommended tension, as outlined in this chapter. Finish by styling the hair with thermal tool of choice.

Comb the section with a regular comb to ensure the hair is as smooth as possible and tangle-free.

Use the teeth of the pressing comb to separate and control the hair; use the back of the comb to straighten the hair.

What is the FOURTH step for Thermal Pressing?

Comb the section with a regular comb to ensure the hair is as smooth as possible and tangle-free.

Insert the pressing comb as close to the scalp as possible without risking scalp damage. The teeth should be pointing down, and the back of the comb should be up.

Move the pressing comb through the hair and the perimeter (edges) with the recommended tension, as outlined in this chapter. Finish by styling the hair with thermal tool of choice.

Heat the pressing comb to the desired temperature, then test it on a white cloth or tissue. If the fabric becomes discolored (scorched), allow the comb to cool for a few seconds and test again.

Use the teeth of the pressing comb to separate and control the hair; use the back of the comb to straighten the hair.

What is the FIFTH step for Thermal Pressing?

Insert the pressing comb as close to the scalp as possible without risking scalp damage. The teeth should be pointing down, and the back of the comb should be up.

Move the pressing comb through the hair and the perimeter (edges) with the recommended tension, as outlined in this chapter. Finish by styling the hair with thermal tool of choice.

Comb the section with a regular comb to ensure the hair is as smooth as possible and tangle-free.

Heat the pressing comb to the desired temperature, then test it on a white cloth or tissue. If the fabric becomes discolored (scorched), allow the comb to cool for a few seconds and test again.

Use the teeth of the pressing comb to separate and control the hair; use the back of the comb to straighten the hair.

What is the SIXTH step for Thermal Pressing?

Use the teeth of the pressing comb to separate and control the hair; use the back of the comb to straighten the hair.

Insert the pressing comb as close to the scalp as possible without risking scalp damage. The teeth should be pointing down, and the back of the comb should be up.

Move the pressing comb through the hair and the perimeter (edges) with the recommended tension, as outlined in this chapter. Finish by styling the hair with thermal tool of choice.

Comb the section with a regular comb to ensure the hair is as smooth as possible and tangle-free.

Heat the pressing comb to the desired temperature, then test it on a white cloth or tissue. If the fabric becomes discolored (scorched), allow the comb to cool for a few seconds and test again.

What is the SEVENTH and FINAL step for Thermal Pressing?

Move the pressing comb through the hair and the perimeter (edges) with the recommended tension, as outlined in this chapter. Finish by styling the hair with thermal tool of choice.

Insert the pressing comb as close to the scalp as possible without risking scalp damage. The teeth should be pointing down, and the back of the comb should be up.

Comb the section with a regular comb to ensure the hair is as smooth as possible and tangle-free.

Heat the pressing comb to the desired temperature, then test it on a white cloth or tissue. If the fabric becomes discolored (scorched), allow the comb to cool for a few seconds and test again.

Use the teeth of the pressing comb to separate and control the hair; use the back of the comb to straighten the hair.

Natural Hairstyling Using the Coily Method Step 1: Place a clean neck strip on the client and drape them with a cutting or styling cape. What is the SECOND step for Natural Hairstyling Using the Coily Method ?

With the client reclined, in the shampoo chair, cleanse and condition the hair.

Lightly dry the hair around the neckline with a towel.

Have the client sit upright. Detangle the hair with a wide-tooth-comb or a detangling brush, depending on the hair length and texture.

Apply a medium-weight leave-in conditioner or prep cream to the wet hair.

Apply a curl-defining or curl-enhancing cream for coily and super-coily hair textures and smooth the product all over.

What is the THIRD step for Natural Hairstyling Using the Coily Method ?

Apply a medium-weight leave-in conditioner or prep cream to the wet hair.

Lightly dry the hair around the neckline with a towel.

With the client reclined, in the shampoo chair, cleanse and condition the hair.

Have the client sit upright. Detangle the hair with a wide-tooth-comb or a detangling brush, depending on the hair length and texture.

Apply a curl-defining or curl-enhancing cream for coily and super-coily hair textures and smooth the product all over.

What is the FOURTH step for Natural Hairstyling Using the Coily Method ?

Lightly dry the hair around the neckline with a towel.

With the client reclined, in the shampoo chair, cleanse and condition the hair.

Have the client sit upright. Detangle the hair with a wide-tooth-comb or a detangling brush, depending on the hair length and texture.

Apply a medium-weight leave-in conditioner or prep cream to the wet hair.

Apply a curl-defining or curl-enhancing cream for coily and super-coily hair textures and smooth the product all over.

What is the FIFTH step for Natural Hairstyling Using the Coily Method ?

Have the client sit upright. Detangle the hair with a wide-tooth-comb or a detangling brush, depending on the hair length and texture.

Lightly dry the hair around the neckline with a towel.

With the client reclined, in the shampoo chair, cleanse and condition the hair.

Apply a medium-weight leave-in conditioner or prep cream to the wet hair.

Apply a curl-defining or curl-enhancing cream for coily and super-coily hair textures and smooth the product all over.

What is the SIXTH step for Natural Hairstyling Using the Coily Method ?

Apply a curl-defining or curl-enhancing cream for coily and super-coily hair textures and smooth the product all over.

Lightly dry the hair around the neckline with a towel.

With the client reclined, in the shampoo chair, cleanse and condition the hair.

Have the client sit upright. Detangle the hair with a wide-tooth-comb or a detangling brush, depending on the hair length and texture.

Apply a medium-weight leave-in conditioner or prep cream to the wet hair.