Hair Weaving Techniques and Procedures

Mrs. Moore guides students through the process of preparing State Board files, focusing on the use of lightener and cholesterol. She explains the importance of sectioning hair and demonstrates foiling techniques, including weaving and slicing. The video emphasizes the need for precision to avoid seepage and ensure full coverage, with tips on handling foils and applying products effectively.

What is one of the materials you need for the State Board files?

• Hair spray

• Shampoo

• Conditioner

• Lightener

Why do you need to wear gloves during the State Board files process?

• To look professional

• To avoid getting hair on your hands

• To protect your hands from chemicals

• To keep your hands warm

What should you do before starting the foils?

• Dry the hair

• Cut the hair

• Wash the hair

• Take the hair out of the four elements

How many weaves and slices does the examiner need to see?

• Five weaves and five slices

• Three weaves and three slices

• Four weaves and four slices

• Two weaves and two slices

What is the recommended starting point for applying foils?

• From the sides of the head

• From the top of the head

• From the bottom of the head

• From the back of the head

What should you ensure when practicing on a mannequin head?

• The hair is styled

• The hair is cut short

• The hair is at least damp

• The hair is dry

What is the first step in doing a weave?

• Take a quarter inch parting straight across

• Comb the hair

• Apply the product

• Fold the foil

What should you do to avoid seepage when applying the product?

• Use a different brush

• Start the product right where you want it to be

• Apply a lot of product

• Work your way upwards

What should you do if the hair is longer than the foil?

• Cut the hair

• Fold the hair upward

• Apply more product

• Leave it as it is

What is important to ensure when folding the foil?

• Fold it multiple times

• Use a lot of force

• Make it match exactly

• Fold it quickly