Presentation Notes - Finger Wave Hair Style...Title Presentation Notes - Finger Wave Hair Style Author Statewide Instructional Resources Development Center Subject Human Services Keywords

Presentation Notes Finger Wave Hair Style

Finger Wave Hair Style Copyright © Texas Education Agency, 2014. All rights reserved.

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Cosmetology I



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What is a Finger Wave Hair Style?The process of shaping and directing the hair into an S

pattern through the use of the fingers, combs and waving lotion

Finger waving teaches the technique of moving and directing hair. It also provides the valuable training in molding hair to the curved surface of the head.



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All the rage in the 1920’s and 30’s

Softer, more feminine look

Film stars Mae West and Jean Harlow made look popular

History

Finger waves have been a part of our fashion for many years. As the times change with our society, the trends will change as well. Nevertheless, every part of fashion will only repeat itself. In the early twenties, finger waves were in demand. Today, there are fashion designers that are now bringing finger waves back in style.



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Fabulous Finger Waves - 1920s and 1930s finger wave tutorial

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Click on hyperlink to view YouTube™ video: Fabulous Finger Waves - 1920s and 1930s finger wave tutorial How to create the classic 1920s and 1930s finger waves http://youtu.be/hMcbkGDyEQc



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A type of hair gel that makes the hair pliable enough to keep it in

place during the procedure

Finger Waving Lotion

Use the waving lotion sparingly being careful not to get the lotion in your client’s eyes.



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If the hair is not firmly held, the wave gets combed out

Examples of Finger Wave Hairstyles

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Horizontal finger waves

Vertical finger waves

Two waves

Three ridges

1” wide

4 “ long

Types

There are several types of finger waves. We will be concentrating on the horizontal with two waves and three ridges, 1” wide and 4” long. Click on the hyperlink to view the website: Hairstyles Weekly Examples of Finger Wave Hair Styles http://hairstylesweekly.com/tag/finger-waves-hairstyles/



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Safety and Sanitation

Precautions –Cosmetology

Administrative Rules

Reminder

Remind students of the safety and sanitation procedures before they begin working on a client. Click on the photo to view Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation’s 10 most common violations. Use this as an eye opener for students to understand how important it is to practice state law. Cosmetology Administrative Rules

These standards include: • clean and disinfect equipment, tools, implements and supplies before use on each client • use clean towels for each client • use clean cutting and shampoo capes for each client • use a sanitary neck strip or towel • employ good hygiene habits while providing cosmetology service

Demonstrate: • draping for wet styling (explain purpose) • sanitation - hand sanitizer and hospital grade Environmental Protection Agency registered

disinfectant • safety - shielding the client’s face from the spray bottle with cupped hands • how to keep hair and setting lotion out of the client’s eyes Explain the importance of keeping pointed implements away from the client’s face.



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Time Spent

Pro

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Get Familiar

Achieve Mastery

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Our Goal : Working Toward Mastery

Get Experienced

Stress the importance of practicing and working towards mastery.



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How long have finger waves been in existence and why should we learn this technique?

Why is it important to practice safety and sanitation precautions?

What implement can you use to measure a finger wave and how long should it be?

Why is it important to be able to identify the open and closed end of a wave?

Let’s Review

How long have finger waves been in existence and why should we learn this technique? Finger Wave hair styles have been in existence for many years. We should learn this technique because history tends to repeat itself. Why is it important to practice safety and sanitation precautions? It is important to practice safety and sanitation precautions so that you and/or clients do not become ill. What implement can you use to measure a finger wave and how long should it be? A tail comb can be used to measure how long a wave should be. The wave should be about four inches. Why is it important to be able to identify the open and close end of a wave? The wave has an open end to let you know where the wave starts and a closed end to let you know where the wave stops.



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Questions



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Resources and ReferencesImages: Microsoft Office Clip Art: Used with permission from Microsoft.Textbook: Milady standard cosmetology: Situational problems. (2012). Clifton Park, NY: Cengage Learning.YouTube™: Fabulous Finger Waves - 1920s and 1930s finger wave tutorial

How to create the classic 1920s and 1930s finger waveshttp://youtu.be/hMcbkGDyEQc

Websites: Hairstyles Weekly

Examples of Finger Wave Hair Styles http://hairstylesweekly.com/tag/finger-waves-hairstyles

Texas Department of Licensing and RegulationTo be the leader in public service, customer satisfaction, and innovationhttp://www.tdlr.texas.gov/cosmet/saloncodeviolations.htm

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