Proper Hygiene and Good Grooming PDF

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This handout provides basic hygiene and grooming practices for students. It includes personal hygiene checklists, principles of shampooing, and body hygiene tips. The information covers various aspects such as hair structure and skin types, focusing on maintaining a healthy lifestyle and appearance.

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+-----------------------------------+-----------------------------------+ | HANDOUT NO.2.1 |. **STRUCTURE AND DIVISION OF | | | HAIR** | | **Technical Vocational Education | | | (TV...

+-----------------------------------+-----------------------------------+ | HANDOUT NO.2.1 |. **STRUCTURE AND DIVISION OF | | | HAIR** | | **Technical Vocational Education | | | (TVE -- Exploratory)** | There are two main division of | | | hair one above the surface of the | | Quarter 2 | skin and the one below it. The | | | portion of the hair that we | | **Observes Proper Hygiene and | usually care most about is called | | Good Grooming** | the hair shaft. A variety of | | | structures are connected with the | | **SPTVE\_EXPL7-PDHB-llA-7** | hair root. The hair follicle is a | | | tiny tube-like pit in the skin, | | \-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\ | it holds the hair root. Every | | -\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\- | hair in your body has its own | | \-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\ | follicle. The arrector pili | | -\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\- | muscle is attached to the lower | | \-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-- | portion of the follicle. The | | | cuticle is the outer layer | | The most important aspect of | covering of the hair shaft. This | | maintaining good health is a good | layer is composed of tiny | | and proper hygiene which includes | transparent overlapping cells | | good grooming. By definition | while the cortex gives elasticity | | **proper hygiene** is the many | to the hair. Medulla is a small | | practices that help people be and | core of the cells that can run | | stay healthy. It is important | from the hair bulb to the tip of | | that you maintain a proper | the hair shaft. | | hygiene as it would help you | | | prevent catching spreading | ![](media/image2.png) | | illness and disease. Another is | | | that when you practice proper | **SHAMPOOING PRINCIPLES** | | hygiene, you would feel good | | | about yourself and your body. | Shampooing is an important | | This is now where good grooming | procedure of cleaning both hair | | comes in. **Good grooming** is | and scalp. It removes dirt, | | maintaining the cleanliness of | grease, and any matter that coats | | the body improve your physical | the hair and scalp. This is | | appearance. As a result, this | important in preparing the hair | | leads to having better | for processes. If any deposit is | | self-esteem and confidence. | left in the hair after | | | shampooing, they may interfere | | **PERSONAL HYGIENE CHECKLIST** | with the processes. Good | | | shampooing can be both physically | | Below is a list the many | and psychologically soothing, | | practices you can do when | relaxing, and enjoyable. Make | | practicing proper hygiene and | sure you are or your client, when | | good grooming. The list, in fact, | doing others hair, is comfortable | | is long but the ones included in | throughout. Poor shampoo | | this module are the most basic of | technique may irritate your | | them all. | client and lead to general | | | dissatisfaction. | | **BASIC HYGIENE** | | | | There are times when you need to | | 1. **Wash your hands.** It is | deal with the hair of others. | | the single most important way | Thus, you have to consider some | | of preventing the spread of | of the following: | | germs. This is one is | | | important to be learned by | **a.** Discuss with the client | | students like you. Make sure | what you are going to do. | | that you make it a habit to | | | wash your hands. When washing | **b.** Select suitable protective | | your hands you may sing a | clothing, gowns and towels. | | song like "Happy Birthday" or | | | any other song long enough to | **c.** Analyze the stress of hair | | ensure that your hands are | and scalp by examining it | | properly washed. | carefully. | | | | | **2. Trim your fingernails.** The | **d.** Report immediately to a | | black line of mud under the | senior member of staff any sign | | fingernails may look | of abnormality. | | embarrassing. Because of that, | | | some people may feel embarrassed | **e.** Consult the client | | and refuse to shake hands with | throughout. | | you after noticing your poor hand | | | hygiene. They don't know where | **f.** Indicate how long | | your hands have been before the | shampooing will take. | | handshake, so they may feel that | | | shaking hands with you may be | **POPULAR KINDS OF SHAMPOO** | | unhealthy for them. For them, | | | that kind of behavior is a | 1**. Jojoba** -- This is intended | | measure of preventing the spread | for dry hair. This contains light | | of microorganisms and diseases. | non-greasy oil which has a | | This is the reason why you need | | | to trim your fingernails at least | good moisturizing effect. | | once per week. Do this after | | | taking a bath so that your | 2**. Coconut** -- This is for a | | fingernails are softer and easier | dry hair also but contains an | | to cut. Keeping your finger and | emollient which helps to regain | | toenails trimmed and in good | | | shape will prevent problems such | smooth and elastic hair | | as hang nails and infected nail | | | beds. Feet that are clean and dry | 3\. **Chamomile** -- This | | are less likely to contract | shampoo is intended for a | | athlete's foot. The cut must | greasy hair so as to ensure | | short but not too close to the | brightness. | | nail bed. Do not bite your nails | | | as it may cause the spread of | This also shines and soothes. In | | germs into your mouth or other | addition, the dry powder is | | body openings. | effective. | | | | | **3. Wash your face.** During the | 4\. **Rosemary --** This | | day, your skin on the face | shampoo, which is for normal | | gathers sweat and dust, which\ | hair reduces scales, an | | leads to ***pores clogging*** on | antiseptic and | | the face. To prevent this, you | | | should wash it a ***couple of | this is also stimulating for the | | times per day***. Make a habit of | user. | | washing your face first thing in | | | the morning and a couple of times | 5**. Soya --** This is a shampoo | | per day. This keeps away the | for normal hair and contains | | sweat and dusts that accumulate | useful moisturizer. | | on the skin of the face and make | | | you look tired and old. | 6\. **Oil -- This contains pine, | | | palm, almond and other oils | | For skin face washing, always use | which softens and conditions a | | a mild soap because it is a fact | dry** | | that the skin on your face is | | | different from that of your body. | **hair.** | | It is also important to choose a | | | soap that would best suit you for | 7**. Egg --** This is for greasy | | even if a soap works good on the | hair. | | face of the others, it does not | | | mean the same for you. When | 8\. **Medicated --** This one | | drying your face, just dampen the | helps to maintain the normal | | clean towel lightly. | state of hair and skin. | | | | | **ORAL HYGIENE** | 9\. **Treatment --** Designed to | | | deal with specific problems | | **4. Brush your teeth.** Brushing | such as dandruff or\ | | your teeth ***daily*** is the | excessive greasiness. | | main oral hygiene habit If you | | | want the extra cleanliness for | 10\. **Pre-perm --** Intended to | | your teeth, brush your teeth | be used before the application | | ***after each meal***. But this | of a perm process. It\ | | is optional. At the very least, | contains chemical that ensures | | you may brush your teeth ***twice | that the hair surface is clean | | a day and floss daily.*** | of chemicals that\ | | Brushing lessens the possibility | could interfere with the perm | | of accumulation of bacteria in | actions on the hair. | | your mouth, which can cause tooth | | | decay and gum disease. | It is important to make the right | | | choice. Choosing depends on | | **5. Floss**. Floss every day to | several factors such as type, | | remove the food residues from | texture and condition of hair. | | between the teeth. Teeth brushing | **Fine hair** requires a shampoo | | isn\'t always able to completely | that will not degrease it or make | | clean your teeth because the | it too fluffy. Choose a shampoo | | blisters of the toothbrush can't | that will add body or consider | | reach all areas of the mouth. As | using a hair thickener. **Coarse | | a result, small food particles | hair** needs a shampoo that will | | remain stuck between the teeth. | penetrate and make good contract | | Flossing, too, helps maintain | with all of the hair and whole | | strong, healthy gums. The | scalp. If hair is washed once or | | bacteria that builds up and | more daily, remember to use a | | causes gum disease can go | shampoo specially designed for | | straight to the heart and cause | frequent use. Remember that | | very serious valve problems. | shampoo is intended to color, | | Unhealthy gums also can cause | tone, condition or just cleanse | | your teeth to loosen, which makes | | | it difficult to chew and to eat | **10. Shave your armpit/ Use a | | properly. | deodorant.** Shave the hair in | | | your armpits to reduce | | **6. Clean your tongue.** Use a | odor-releasing areas of the body. | | toothbrush or a tongue scraper to | The armpit is the area on the | | scrape the white coating off your | body where bacteria thrive due to | | tongue. Scrape it until it | the hair and high humidity. Hairy | | becomes pink. The thin film on | armpits also **increase the | | the surface of the tongue is a | temperature** of the body, which | | collection of food residues and | promotes sweating. **Deodorants** | | bacteria that may serve as a bad | and **antiperspirants** come in | | breath source. | many varieties. Deodorants work | | | **to cover up the body odor**, | | **7. Replace your toothbrush**. | while antiperspirants work to | | Dentists recommend replacing the | **control, or dry up**, | | toothbrush every 3 to 4 months of | perspiration. Today many products | | daily use. The reason for that is | contain both a deodorant and an | | that the toothbrush bristles | antiperspirant. These products | | start bending over time, and they | come as aerosol sprays, roll-ons, | | become less efficient. | sticks, creams, and even | | | crystals. Different people prefer | | **8. Visit a dentist.** Even if | to use different products, and | | you follow a proper oral hygiene | the companies that make the | | routine it is still recommended | products will advertise specific | | to visit a dentist for a check-up | types of deodorants and | | once or twice a year. The dentist | antiperspirants for men and | | may discover minor carries | women. This is because men and | | outbreaks at their earliest stage | women have different body | | of development and the dentist | chemistry. However, these | | might treat them. To maintain a | products have the tendency to | | healthy smile, visit the dentist | work just the same as the others. | | at six-month intervals for | | | check-ups and cleanings. | **11. Moisturize your skin.** To | | | maintain your skin healthy, use | | Taking care of your teeth does | skin-moisturizing products. These | | not only include brushing, | products help hydrate your skin | | flossing or visiting a dentist. | and make it softer and smoother. | | It is also important to note that | The **l**argest organ of the | | the food you eat may affect your | human body is the skin. Beautiful | | teeth condition. Therefore, | skin is more often due to your | | choosing the right food and | genes than a result of the types | | avoiding those that are bad for | of creams and lotions you put on | | the teeth is a critical | it. This doesn't mean that your | | consideration. | skin, no matter what type cannot | | | be improved just consider eating | | **BODY HYGIENE** | a proper diet, getting regular | | | exercise, developing and | | **9. Take a bath.** It is | maintaining a skin care routine. | | recommended to shower regularly. | | | How often to take showers will | **THE STRUCTURE OF SKIN** | | depend on whether you live in | | | warm or cold weather areas. If | The skin is made up of four | | you live in a warm-weather area | layers: | | you may need a couple of showers | | | per day to stay clean. But if you | 1\. **Horny Outer Layer** -- | | live in a cold-weather area, | consist of dead cells. | | taking one shower per 1 or 2 days | | | may be enough. Use your common | 2\. **Epidermis** -- contains | | sense. The main point of | sweat glands and hair | | showering is to wash away the | follicles. | | sweat and the dust of the body, | | | to prevent odors, and to maintain | 3\. **Dermis** -- contains the | | it fresh and clean. According to | blood vessels | | a research, our skin sheds off | | | and needs to be taken care of by | 4\. **Subcutaneous Layer** -- | | bathing or washing. Thus, taking | contains protective part. | | a bath is essential to avoid | | | caking up of skin which may cause | **12. Wash your feet.** To wash | | illness. In addition, bathing | your feet properly, soak them | | helps cool the body | into warm water with soap.\ | | | Wash the bottom and the sides of | | The hair is an appendage of the | the feet, and between the toes. | | skin men and women have been | Use a **pumice stone\ | | concerned about their hair | **to scrub the dry skin off the | | throughout history. It offers | heels. When you have finished, | | protection to your body and helps | dry out your feet, especially\ | | you look attractive. | between the toes because that is | | | where fungal infections usually | | The study of hair is called | start developing. | | **trichology.** Hair covers all | | | parts of the body except for the | Remember that your ear canal is | | lips, palms, and soles the feet | self-cleaning. **Wax** is | | and the parts of the reproductive | secreted into the ear canal by | | organs. Hair has a very practical | glands that are found in the skin | | purpose in your nose and ears. It | of the canal. These wax and other | | helps foreign bodies from | particles, such as dust, travel | | invading you. Hair is composed | down the ear canal and are washed | | mainly of a hard-chemical | away or fall out to make room for | | substance called **keratin.** | new wax being made. It is not | | | necessary to use cotton swabs to | | Skin grows from within outwards. | clean the ear canal. In fact, | | This occurs at the basal cell | using them can harm the ear by | | layer, which separates the dermis | pushing wax toward the eardrum, | | from epidermis. These cells are | where it can get stuck and cause | | continuously reproducing and | blockage or an ear infection. | | moving forwards the skin's | While cleaning the pinna and | | surface. When these cells die, | behind the ear is good hygiene, | | they form the horny layer that | the rest of the ear will usually | | acts as a safety barrier and | take care of itself. | | protects the fresh cell | | | underneath. At the surface these | ![](media/image4.png)**HAIR | | cells form keratin, a layer of | HYGIENE** | | tough materials that is | | | considered to be thickest in the | **14. Maintain your hair.** The | | body areas subject to the most | hair releases oils, which, if not | | wear and tear. The palms of the | washed away, make your head, look | | hands and the soles of the feet | greasy. Such hair is difficult to | | are examples. The surface layer | maintain, and we don't want this | | is in a constant state of renewal | kind of hair. Wash your hair with | | as the dead cells are by their | shampoo. Your washing schedule | | cells. Exfoliation removes this | may differ depending on the | | surface layer, leaving the skin | length and the type of your hair. | | smooth. On the other hand, | A good rule to follow is to wash | | collagen, the elastic tissue in | it whenever it gets greasy and | | the dermis layer gives the skin | dirty. Also, it helps to visit a | | its suppleness, smoothness, and | hairstylist from time to time. | | plumpness. As you age the | | | collagen tissues break down which | There are different types of | | causes skin to sag, wrinkle and | hair: straight, wavy, curly, or | | become thin. | kinky. This is because the shape | | | of the individual hair shaft is | | **MAIN TYPES OF SKIN** | related to the forms of the hair. | | | | | 1. **Dry Skin --** is usually | **CHARACTERISTICS OF HAIR** | | very fine and has few visible | | | pores; This often develops | 1. **Porosity** -- refers the | | flaky patches in cold | ability of the hair to absorb | | weather. It is frequently | water moisture. | | affected by temperature | | | changes, artificial heating | 2. **Elasticity** -- refers to | | or air conditioning or air | the ability of the hair to | | pollution. Women who are fair | stretch beyond its normal | | complexioned and light haired | length the spring | | usually have dry skin. Such | | | kind of skin has little | back. | | natural oil due to under | | | active sebaceous glands; it | 3. **Density** -- refers to the | | burns easily in the sun and | amount of hair per square in | | is frequently also sensitive. | on the scalp. | | The most important aspect of | | | caring for dry skin is to | 4. **Texture --** the hair valid | | moisturize it regularly. | to be thin, medium, and | | | thick.**.** | | 2. **Oily Skin --** It is the | | | result of overactive | Remember to keep you hair clean | | sebaceous glands. Oily skin | and groomed. Frequent washing, | | is prone to breakouts, and | brushing and combing are | | often has a shiny film all | important to ensure that the hair | | over, particularly on the | and scalp are healthy. This will | | nose and cheeks. It is | also help prevent infestation | | frequently large pored and | with lice or fleas. Keep also in | | coarser looking than dry | mind that borrowing hairbrush and | | skin. Dark haired and | combs with others is a no-no. | | dark-skinned women often oily | | | skin. Although younger girls | **INTIMATE HYGIENE** | | with oily skin often find | | | they have continual breakout | **15. Keep your privates clean.** | | and acne, oily skin less | Bathing means cleaning one's body | | likely to wrinkle early. | from head to toe. **Perineal | | | care** means the bathing of the | | **3. Combination Skin --** has | genital and anal (rectum) area, | | areas of both dryness and | or "**private parts."** The | | oiliness, the greasy patches are | intimate area is an ecosystem | | | inhabited with hundreds of | | usually down the centre of the | microorganisms and species. | | face, forming a T-Shape while the | Maintaining the cleanliness of | | remainder of the | your genitals is an important | | | aspect of your health. | | skin on the face is drier, finer | | | in texture, and in need of more | Remember to keep the area down | | moisturizing. If the | there clean and fresh. | | | | | difference between the two areas | **GROOMING ACTIVITIES** | | is great, they should be treated | | | with separate skin | **16. Wear clean and neat | | | clothing.** A lasting personal | | products. | hygiene equals = clean body + | | | clean clothing. Once you're done | | **4. Sensitive Skin** -- is | with your personal hygiene | | usually dry, delicate, and prone | activities and your body is | | to broken capillaries and | clean, always wear clean clothes | | allergic | on a clean body. Tips to follow: | | | Don't wear items containing | | reactions such as rashes with | vomit, injury fluids, sweat, or | | sensitive skin. It is important | foods. Dry out your clothes after | | to use products | washing them. Wear clothes that | | | fit your size. Iron your shirts | | designed for this specific skin | and trousers. Dirty clothes and | | type. These products are | underwear are attractive homes to | | laboratory tested to | **bacteria** which may cause bad | | | smell or worst, illness. This | | eliminate ingredients that are | also includes wearing footwear to | | known to cause allergies and are | protect your feet from **bacteria | | often termed | or germs, infections by worms,** | | | and **cuts** caused by sharp | | hypoallergenic. | objects on the ground. | | | | | **MINUTE SKIN CARE** | **17. Have a timely haircut.** | | | Once your head starts looking | | \(a) Always remove eye makeup | like a bush cut your hair down. | | before going to bed. Dampen a | Visit your hairstylist who can do | | cotton wool pad or ball with | your hair and trim the | | remover and wipe over the eye | unnecessary hair on the head and | | area. Do this gently and never | neck. Always remember that | | pull or tug at the skin around | hairstyle is a choice but there | | the eyes because they are | are times when your school or | | delicate. You may need to go | your parents would ask you to get | | over the lids and lashes a few | a particular hair style | | times until all traces of | appropriate for the situation. | | makeup are gone. (b) Next, | During these times, it is still | | cleanse your face thoroughly. | good to consider your own style | | If you have a problem with | while doing what is being asked | | spots or acne you may find that | of you to do. | | using a complexion brush helps | | | to unblock pores. (c)Then, tone | **18. Use a signature scent. | | your skin with the appropriate | After** you've taken a shower, | | formulation, and apply a light | add a few drops of your favorite | | amount of moisturizer. Gently | scent on the body. This adds | | massage it in and wipe off any | +1point to your attractiveness. | | excess. (d) Also, always pluck | Many people also use some kind of | | your brows from underneath the | perfume or cologne or a type of | | natural arch and in the | scented soap. While these | | direction of the hair's growth. | products were first created as a | | (e)Apply one of the special eye | way to mask or cover up body | | creams that reduces morning | odor, many people now use them as | | puffiness and swelling. These | a way to express their | | are usually made from herb | individuality and uniqueness, | | extracts. (f)Moisturize your | just like you. Not everyone likes | | neck and throat, too as the | to use these types of products, | | skin in these areas can easily | however, and some people prefer a | | become dry. Work the | more natural smell. | | moisturizer up from the throat | | | towards the jaw. Dermatologists | There are many different types of | | also recommend the following | scents on the market, and some | | for clean, healthy skin: | are advertised toward a younger | | | audience. While there\'s nothing | | - Use lotions only if there is | wrong with using a perfume, | | a need and use ones that are | cologne, or a scented soap, it\'s | | oil-free and water-based. | important to be careful about | | | irritating sensitive skin. Young | | - Try to identify what | skin can be more tender than an | | irritates your skin; if it\'s | adult\'s skin, so it may be wise | | stress, try to reduce stress | to wait a few years before | | levels. | experimenting with these | | | products. You should also | | - Leave pimples alone; picking, | consider choosing a perfume that | | popping, or squeezing them | would best suit your personality. | | will only make them worse. | | | | **19. Maintain facial hair.** As | | - Have only a dermatologist | you age, the facial hair grows | | removed or extract pimples. | faster, which means that | | | maintaining needs to be done. | | - Try to avoid touching the | Trim the hair from your beard, | | face. | nose, ears, and eyebrows to | | | maintain an attractive look. As | | - Keep hands clean by washing | facial hair continues to grow, | | them often. | many boys will opt to shave. How | | | often that is done is really a | | - Try to stay out of the sun | personal choice, one that depends | | and use a sunscreen every day | on how fast and thick the hair | | during summer or whenever | grows. It also depends on whether | | necessary. | or not a beard, goatee, or | | | moustache is desired. However | | **12. Wash your feet.** To | often a man wishes to shave his | | wash your feet properly, soak | face, a traditional or disposable | | them into warm water with | razor with shaving cream or gel | | soap. Wash the bottom and the | or an electric razor may be used | | sides of the feet, and | for shaving facial hair. | | between the toes. Use a | | | pumice stone to scrub the dry | Just as boys choose to shave | | skin off the heels. When you | their faces (or not), girls may | | have finished, dry out your | opt to remove unwanted hair on | | feet, especially between the | their arms, face, legs, bikini | | toes because that is where | (pubic) area, and underarms. | | fungal infections usually | There are many methods | | start developing. | appropriate for getting rid of | | | this hair. Remember that | | **13. Clean your ears.** Remove | different methods are better | | the ear wax after taking a | suited to different body parts | | shower. That is when the ear wax | | | melts and can be easily removed | **20. Carry a handkerchief.** In | | with a cotton stick. The ears | the old days, the noble people | | consist of three parts: the | always carried a handkerchief | | **outer ear,** the **middle | with them, as a sign of good | | ear**, and the **inner ear.** In | manners. They covered their mouth | | terms of hygiene, people need | with it whenever they felt the | | only be concerned with the outer | urge to sneeze or to cough. | | ear. The outer ear consists of | Sneezing in a person's face was | | the **pinna,** the part that is | considered an impolite gesture. | | visible, and the ear canal that | This didn't change much today. | | leads toward the eardrum that | Good-mannered people are still | | separates the outer ear from the | welcomed and appreciated. | | middle and inner ear. | Bringing handkerchief or a face | | | cover helps save lives. This has | | | been proven by the pandemic | | | experienced by the world today. | | | | | | **PROPER HYGIENE SUPPORT | | | ACTIVITIES** | | | | | | **21. Eat a balanced diet, | | | exercise, and get a good sleep.** | | | You must not only consider | | | routine activities related to | | | observing proper hygiene and good | | | grooming. It is important to | | | always put in mind that eating a | | | well-balanced diet is also | | | essential to remain healthy. When | | | you are healthy, you get to look | | | better and present yourself more | | | confidently. | +-----------------------------------+-----------------------------------+

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