Beautician Mentor-Professional Hairstyling Guide

Example

Guides on achieving specific cuts, such as internal curling cuts, with instructions on shaping, not pressing or flipping the hair excessively, and creating natural gradient lines in the cut.

Scenario

A stylist wants to perfect an inward curling technique without causing hair damage or uneven lengths. They follow the manual's guidance on hand positioning, tension, and cutting angle.

Example

Provides methods for selecting natural colorants, adjusting brightness, saturation, and choosing developers based on desired outcomes, whether lifting or toning down.

Scenario

A colorist seeks to achieve a specific shade and saturation for a client who wants a natural but unique color. The mentor advises on color mixing ratios, developer choices, and cautions on color changes.

Example

Explains the concept of toning down hair color, the necessity of mixing brown to correct overly lightened hair, and the selection of appropriate colorants and developers.

Scenario

A beautician encounters a client with overly bleached hair aiming for a darker, more natural tone. The mentor offers advice on selecting the right brown tones and developer percentages to achieve the desired darkness without damaging the hair.