©2007 Thomson Delmar Learning. All Rights Reserved Permanent Waving Cosmetology: Milady Standard Cosmetology

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2007 Thomson Delmar Learning. All Rights Reserved Permanent Waving Cosmetology: Milady Standard Cosmetology Slide 2 Results! Why, man, I have gotten lots of results. I know several thousand things that wont work Thomas A. Edison Slide 3 Objectives List the factors of a hair analysis for chemical texture services Explain the physical and chemical actions that take place during permanent waving List and describe the various types of permanent waving solutions Slide 4 Chemical Texture Services Slide 5 Permanently Alter Wave Patterns Curl straight hair add volume Straighten curly hair smooth Soften coarse, straight hair Slide 6 Types of Texture Services Permanent waving Soft-curl perms Chemical hair relaxing Slide 7 Hair Structure Cuticle Strong compact cuticle Damaged cuticle Slide 8 Cortex Medulla pH and texture Hair Structure Slide 9 Building Blocks of Hair Amino acids Peptide bonds Slide 10 Polypeptide chains Keratin proteins Side bonds Building Blocks of Hair Slide 11 Side Bonds Disulfide bonds Salt bonds Hydrogen bonds Slide 12 The Client Consultation Greet client Ask open-ended questions Determine haircolor use Review photos Determine texture service history Slide 13 Determine how client styles her hair Determine desired results Perform hair analysis Fill out chemical record card The Client Consultation Slide 14 Metallic Salts Test 1oz of 20-volume peroxide 20 drops of 28% ammonia Immerse 20 strands for 30 minutes Assess lightening Slide 15 Client Records Slide 16 Hair and Scalp Analysis Scalp abrasions Texture Density Porosity Elasticity Growth direction Slide 17 Hair Texture Coarse hair Medium hair Fine hair Slide 18 Hair Density Number of hairs per square inch Referred to as hair thickness Slide 19 Hair Porosity Resistant hair Normal hair Porous hair Slide 20 Elasticity and Growth Direction Normal Low Elasticity test Slide 21 Permanent Waving Physical change wrapping on rods Chemical change perm solution and neutralizer Curl size determines rod Slide 22 Perm Tools - Rods Concave Straight Long Short Slide 23 Other Perm Rods Soft bender rods Loop rods Slide 24 End Papers Double flat wrap Single flat wrap Bookend wrap Slide 25 Sectioning Panels Base sections Slide 26 Base Placement and Direction On-base Half-base Off-base Base direction Slide 27 Wrapping Techniques Croquignole Spiral Piggyback Slide 28 Chemistry of Perm Waving Reduction reaction: addition of hydrogen or removal of oxygen Disulfide bond joins sulfur atoms Solution breaks a disulfide bond Sulfur atoms attach to solution hydrogen Once broken, polypeptide chains form in new shape Slide 29 Reduction Reaction Reduction breaks disulfide bonds Oxidation reforms them Slide 30 Reducing Agents Thio compounds Solution strength Thioglycolic acid Ammonium thioglycolate Perm pH Slide 31 Perm Solution pH Slide 32 The pH Scale Slide 33 Types of Permanent Waves Alkaline waves or cold waves o Use ammonium thioglycolate o pH between 9.0 and 9.6 Acid waves o Use glyceryl monothioglycolate o pH between 4.5 and 7.0 o Require heat to speed processing Slide 34 Acid-Balanced Waves pH of 7.8 to 8.2 Three components o Wave solution o Activator (contains GMTG) o Neutralizer Slide 35 Other Types of Waves Exothermic Endothermic Ammonia-free Thio-free Low-pH o Use sulfates, sulfites, and bisulfites Slide 36 Processed Hair Average processing time Overprocessed hair Underprocessed hair Slide 37 Perm Selection Slide 38 Perm Waving Neutralization Stage one: deactivates waving solution o Rinse thoroughly o Towel-blot o Apply a preneutralizing conditioner Slide 39 Stage two: Rebuilds disulfide bonds Post-perm hair care Perm Waving Neutralization Slide 40 Safety Precautions Protect client clothing Determine allergic reaction Examine scalp Determine extent of damage Determine prior hydroxide relaxer use Perform metallic salt test Slide 41 Apply protective barrier Do not dilute or add ingredients Protect eyes and skin Follow manufacturers directions Wear gloves Replace wet cotton or towels Discard unused product Safety Precautions Slide 42 Summary and Review What is the difference between end bonds and side bonds? Describe three types of side bonds Slide 43 Summary and Review How do different services change side bonds? Explain the difference between croquignole and spiral wrapping How does the reduction reaction in a thio solution work? Slide 44 What is the function of thio neutralization? Summary and Review Slide 45 List and describe the 8 major types of permanent waving solutions Summary and Review Slide 46 Congratulations! Youve just completed one unit of study toward program completion!