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Mens Hc Powerpoint
- 1. Men’s Haircutting Mrs. Smith 3/29/2011
- 2. Some Facts There are over 310 million people in the United States. If 50% are male, there are about 155 million men in the United States. The average price for a man’s haircut is around $20. Most men need a haircut every 4 to 6 weeks.
- 3. Objectives Understand the difference between female and male haircuts. Explain the steps to completing the renegade haircut (180°) and the “L” cut (90°). Be familiar with beard growth, maintenance, and designs. Understand how to counterbalance with beards. Perform the Renegade haircut and Renegade beard utilizing shears. Perform the “L” Cut and triangle beard design. Utilize an air former and selected products to complete hairstyles. Practice proper safety and sanitation procedures.
- 4. Assessments Practical – completed haircuts Renegade with beard - today “L” Cut with beard – today Brush Cut with beard – Thursday Flat Top with beard – Thursday Crew Cut with mustache - Thursday Written – Test on Thursday
- 6. Distribution
- 8. Plane
- 9. Parting
- 10. Section
- 11. Elevation (positive & negative)
- 13. LAW of cutting perfection
- 14. Mobility
- 15. Volume
- 16. Guides (stationary & traveling)
- 18. 3 Parallels of Haircutting
- 20. Beards Can enhance a face shape or hide imperfections
- 21. 7 Steps of Haircutting
- 22. Mind Map
- 23. Questions What type of haircut gives shortness in the crown and length in the nape? What is the first step of the haircut procedure? For a true 90-degree cut, how does the length of the hair in the nape compare to the length of the hair at the top of the head? What are the two types of guides? What are the three parallels in haircutting? Name the two types of elevation and explain each.
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