Scalp and Hair Treatment (Prepare Client) PDF

Scalp and Hair Treatment Module (Prepare client) 2 Week 2 What I Need to Know At the end of the lesson, the students should be able to:  Prepare client (TLE_HEHD9- 12TS-Ie-6)...

Scalp and Hair Treatment Module (Prepare client) 2 Week 2 What I Need to Know At the end of the lesson, the students should be able to:  Prepare client (TLE_HEHD9- 12TS-Ie-6)  Determine client’s health and restrictions through consultation.  Analyze client’s scalp and hair condition following salon safety policies and procedures.  Prepare and use protective clothing according to OHS. Pre – Test Direction: Read and understand statement carefully. Choose the letter of your answer that best describes the statement. Write only the letter of your answer on a separate sheet of paper. 1. It is a massage technique that aids in the reduction of stress and stimulates blood flow to the skin below the hair according to Izzy Moon. a. Petrissage b. Schiatzu c. Brazillian d. Rebond 2. It is generally referred to any means of managing common hair related problems such as hair fall, dryness, frizzy hair and so on. a. Hair fringing b. Hair treatment c. Hair managing d. Hair color 3. It is a procedure that helps make hair strong, bouncy and shiny, while simultaneously dealing with dandruff, damaged hair and hair fall control. a. Hair frizzing b. Hair spa c. Hair fringing d. Hair color 4. It is an autoimmune disorder that usually results in unpredictable, patchy hair loss. a. Oily scalp b. Skin disease c. Alopecia areata d. Dandruff 5. It is a scaly white or grayish flakes of dead skin cells especially of the scalp. a. Oily scalp b. Dandruff c. Alopecia d. Skin disease 1  Determine client’s health and restrictions through consultation. What’s New Scalp manipulation or “petrissage” is a massage technique that aids in the reduction of stress and stimulates blood flow to the skin below the hair according to Izzy Moon. The scalp is rolled, rubbed and kneaded in circular motions by the hands of the masseur. These motions can be applied lightly or heavily with the recipient sitting or lying down, according to preference and comfort. Regardless of the amount of pressure applied, continuous, even motion will yield the best results and the most pleasing massage. Movements can be applied in any order, according to you and the recipient’s preference. What Is It Here are the following steps on how to prepare a client for a Scalp Manipulation: Step 1: Cup the recipient’s chin in your left hand. Place your right hand at the base of the skull and rub the scalp gently in a circular motion. Reverse the positions of your hands and repeat. Step 2: Place your fingertips on each side of the head. Press and slide upward, spreading your fingers until they meet at the top of the head. Do this four times. Step 3: Place your fingertips on each side of the head, as in Step 2. Slide upward, one inch at a time, stopping and rotating the scalp in circular motions with your fingertips between sliding. Repeat four times. Step 4: Place the palms of your hands firmly above the ears. Move the scalp upward in circular motions with the palms of your hands. Step 5: Place the fingers of both hands along the forehead hairline. Massage around the hairline in circular motions while moving the scalp toward the top of the head. Repeat, working towards the top of the head in one-inch increments. Do this for the entire front scalp. Step 6: Place your fingers on the sides of the head below the ears with your thumbs at the back of the head. Make circular motions with your thumbs on the back of the head, moving the scalp upward towards the crown. Repeat four times. Place your fingers in the same position as in Step 6. Work your thumbs in circular motions, moving the scalp from behind the ears toward the center of the back of the head. Do this four times. 2  Types of Scalp and Hair Treatments are Hot Oil Treatment/hair Spa, Dandruff Treatment, Oily Scalp Treatment and Treatment for Alopecia. Google revealed from a research that a hot oil treatment soaks into split ends and smooth them down until you can schedule an appointment for a trim. With weekly use, hot oil treatments can extend the time between trips to the stylist for one or two weeks. The theory: Heat helps the oil penetrate the hair shaft better, giving dry hair a quick infusion of moisture. Figure 1: Hot Oil Figure 2: Comparison of healthy scalp. From left Figure 3: Man treatments in salon dandruff and oily scalp. suffering Alopecia Steps for Hot Oil Treatment/hair Spa This is the recent procedure of Bradley and Diegel Salon. Dirk Diegel, stylist and co- owner of Bradley and Diegel salon in Boston share's with you the steps he takes while performing a hot oil treatment. You can also subscribe on their YouTube account by following this link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KDo-u6tMZ8U Materials needed are: clarifying shampoo, conditioner, a bowl, an applicator brush, 2.oz of treatment oil, a processing cap source of heat. Figure 4: Figure 5: A bowl Figure 6: Treatment Figure 7: A Clarifying and applicator oil for hair with processing cap. shampoo and brush organic ingredients. Step 1. Clarify the hair of your client with a shampoo. Make sure the hair is fully dry before you apply the treatment. 3 Step 2. Start from the bottom when you put the oil to the hair. Just make sure your sections are small enough so that hair is deeply saturated. Step 3. Put a cap on to the client’s head and add a little heat for about 350°F/175°C is a safe bet. Step 4: After heating, use shampoo to get rid of the oil and massage the hair. Step 5. You can let it dry naturally or you can blow dry it (depending on your client’s preference. Dandruff Treatment A doctor can often diagnose dandruff simply by looking at your hair and scalp. The itching and flaking of dandruff can almost always be controlled. For mild dandruff, first try daily cleansing with a gentle shampoo to reduce oil and skin cell build-up. If that doesn't help, try a medicated dandruff shampoo. You may need to try more than one shampoo to find the hair care routine that works for you. And you'll likely need repeated or long-term treatment. Figure 8: When you have dandruff, your scalp may look scaly or red and feel itchy or raw. If you develop itching, stinging, redness or burning from any product, stop using it. If you develop an allergic reaction — such as a rash, hives or difficulty breathing — seek immediate medical attention. Dandruff shampoos are classified according to the medication they contain: Pyrithione zinc shampoos (DermaZinc, Head & Shoulders, Jason Dandruff Relief 2 in 1). These contain the antibacterial and antifungal agent zinc pyrithione. Tar-based shampoos (Neutrogena T/Gel). Coal tar slows how quickly skin cells on your scalp die and flake off. If you have light-colored hair, this type of shampoo may cause discoloration. It can also make the scalp more sensitive to sunlight. 4 Shampoos containing salicylic acid (Neutrogena T/Sal, Baker's P & S, others). These products help eliminate scale. Selenium sulfide shampoos (Head & Shoulders Intensive, Selsun Blue, others). These contain an antifungal agent. Use these products as directed and rinse well after shampooing, as they can discolor the hair and scalp. Ketoconazole shampoos (Nizoral A-D). This shampoo is intended to kill dandruff-causing fungi that live on your scalp. It's available over-the-counter or by prescription. If one type of shampoo works for a time and then seems to lose its effectiveness, try alternating between two types of dandruff shampoos. Read and follow the directions on each bottle of shampoo you try. Some products need to be left on for a few minutes, while others should be rinsed off quickly. At first, use a medicated shampoo one to three times a week to treat dandruff. Then taper to once a week or less frequently for maintenance and prevention. If you've used medicated shampoo regularly for several weeks and still have dandruff, talk to your doctor or dermatologist. You may need a prescription-strength shampoo or a steroid lotion. Oily Scalp Treatment Here are some of the possible causes of dry hair with an oily scalp: skin conditions, genetics, over washing your hair, using shampoos or hair products with a lot of artificial chemicals. Dandruff is likely the reason for an oily and itchy scalp. Some causes of just an itchy scalp include: flare-ups of skin conditions like eczema and psoriasis allergic reactions to chemicals in hair products Figure or9:other external Due to excess triggers, including light sebum, the scalp can look oily while hair sensitivity. looks slick, heavy and stringy. Hair loss that happens alongside a noticeably oily scalp can result from: genetics, aging, damage to hair follicles. There’s plenty you can do at home or buy at your local drugstore to help treat an oily scalp. Keep in mind evidence for these home remedies is largely anecdotal. Your results may vary. These suggestions don’t replace conventional treatment therapies.  Fish oil Limited data suggests that fish oil could be helpful to manage flare-ups of dandruff that can contribute to oily scalp skin. It’s usually sold as an oral dietary supplement. Many people use fish oil for its potential benefits for the immune system and heart.  Aloe Vera Aloe Vera is another natural remedy for dandruff that’s backed by older research Trusted Source. Its use may be derived from its potential to control inflammation that leads to flare- ups.  Probiotics Probiotics are thought to be a good way to decrease inflammation throughout the body, which can help control dandruff flare-ups. There’s not a ton of evidence that probiotics are 5 specifically effective for an oily scalp, but there’s some Trusted Source. It’s worth talking to your doctor about whether they may benefit you.  Tea tree oil Tea tree oil is an antiseptic that can help control bacterial and fungal build-ups. These buildups can lead to acne or flare-ups of some scalp skin conditions. Dilute tea tree oil with a carrier oil, such as coconut or olive oil, and put a few drops on the affected area.  Apple cider vinegar Apple cider vinegar is a well-loved anecdotal therapy, but it lacks sufficient evidence to support routinely in skin disorders. Some say it’s an effective anti-inflammatory and can help reduce the pH balance of your hair. Both of these capabilities may help reduce oil production and stop flare-ups of skin conditions. However, apple cider vinegar may further irritate your skin if you have eczema. If you decide to try apple cider vinegar, put a few drops of it on your scalp after washing your hair. Leave it for a few minutes, then rinse well. We have discussed in the previous of module the different types of alopecia right? As conventional treatments for alopecia are extremely limited, studies that support natural treatments for alopecia are even thinner on the ground. There are some people that recommend rubbing onion or garlic juice, cooled green tea, almond oil, rosemary oil, honey, or coconut milk into the scalp. While none of these are likely to cause harm, their effectiveness is also not supported by research. Some people turn to alternative treatment methods such as acupuncture and aromatherapy, although there is little, if any, evidence to support these treatments. What’s More Activity 1: True or False. Write your answer on the space provided before each number. ____1. The amount of hair strands per condition and structure of the hair → Hair Density ____2. Oily flakes of dead skin that lie on scalp → Dandruff ____3. Produces tiny flakes that most likely falls on shoulder → Flakes (Itchy Scalp) ____4. Outer layer → Cuticle ____5. Shiny but not greasy nor dry; has not been permed or colored → Coarse Hair Activity 2: Essay: Read each statement carefully and explain your answer in paragraph form. You can use a separate sheet of paper if necessary. 1. What are the types of hair and scalp treatments? _________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________ 6  _________________________________________________________________________ 2. What causes dandruff to occur? _________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________ 3. Have you tried treating your hair at home? Can you share the products you use? (Chemical or natural treatments) _________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________ Rubric for Essay Criteria 4 3 2 1 Score 1. Focus/ The essay is The essay is The essay is The essay Main Point focused, focused on the focused on topic poorly purposeful, and topic and and includes few addresses topic reflects clear includes relevant loosely related and includes insight and ideas ideas ideas irrelevant ideas 2. Support Persuasively Supports main Supports main Provides little or supports main point with point with some no support for point with well- developed underdeveloped the main point developed reasons and/or reasons and/or reasons and/or examples examples examples 3. Effectively Organizes ideas Some Little or no Organization organizes ideas to build an organization of organization of & Format to build a logical, argument ideas to build an ideas to build an (Paragraphs, coherent argument argument Transitions) argument 4. Language Effective and Appropriate use Some use of Little or no use Use, Style & creative use of of elements of elements of style of elements of Conventions elements of style style Uses Contains style Many (Sentence to enhance correct frequent errors in errors in structure, meaning Uses grammar, grammar, grammar, word choice, correct spelling, and spelling, and spelling, and grammar, grammar, punctuation with punctuation punctuation, spelling, spelling, few errors makes reader’s punctuation) punctuation comprehension throughout with difficult very few errors 7 5. Originality Distinctive Sufficient Very little No (Expression of experimentation experimentation experimentation experimentation the theme in a with language with language to enhance nor creative way) and usage to and usage to concepts Does enhancement of enhance enhance not exhibit concepts No concepts Applies concepts Applies creativity adherence to the higher order basic creative theme thinking and skills to relay creative skills to ideas relay complex ideas Taken from: https://www.kpu.ca/sites/default/files/NEVR/High%20School%20Rubrics.pdf What I Have Learned Activity 3: Explain to Me: Briefly discuss your answer below each item. 1. Discuss possible procedures of preparing your client. Provide some examples of you experience either recent or previous. ___________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________ 2. Compare and contrast home remedies and chemical treatment of your hair. How should a learner like you respond to each method? ___________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________ 3. Can you cite a situation where hair treatments could be hazardous? ___________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________ 8  What I Can Do Activity 4: Choose one family member at home as your client. Try to conduct a Scalp Manipulation as you prepare your client. Take pictures for your portfolio while doing the step by step process. This will serve as your performance for this lesson. Label the picture well in your portfolio and be creative. Follow the steps below: Step 1: Cup the recipient’s chin in your left hand. Place your right hand at the base of the skull and rub the scalp gently in a circular motion. Reverse the positions of your hands and repeat. Step 2: Place your fingertips on each side of the head. Press and slide upward, spreading your fingers until they meet at the top of the head. Do this four times. Step 3: Place your fingertips on each side of the head, as in Step 2. Slide upward, one inch at a time, stopping and rotating the scalp in circular motions with your fingertips between sliding. Repeat four times. Step 4: Place the palms of your hands firmly above the ears. Move the scalp upward in circular motions with the palms of your hands. Step 5: Place the fingers of both hands along the forehead hairline. Massage around the hairline in circular motions while moving the scalp toward the top of the head. Repeat, working toward the top of the head in one-inch increments. Do this for the entire front scalp. Step 6: Place your fingers on the sides of the head below the ears with your thumbs at the back of the head. Make circular motions with your thumbs on the back of the head, moving the scalp upward toward the crown. Repeat four times. Place your fingers in the same position as in Step 6. Work your thumbs in circular motions, moving the scalp from behind the ears toward the center of the back of the head. Do this four times. 9  Rubric for your Portfolio Assessment Excellent Good Fair Poor Total Criteria (10 points) (8 points) (6 points) (4 points) 1. Sanitation and Setup Student was able to Student needed a few Student needed several Student needed a 10% listen to directions and reminders to complete reminders to complete high level of complete the initial the initial sanitation and the initial sanitation and supervision to sanitation and setup setup. setup. complete the initial independently. sanitation and setup. 2. Proper Handling/ use Student was able to Student uses tools Student can use more Student is unable to of tools, equipment use tools easily while satisfactorily. Uses than 1 tool but struggles use more than one 20% manipulating hair. proper hand movements. setting tools down tool at a time. Uses tools safely. frequently. Continually sets tools down. 3. Shampooing/ Student recognizes, Student recognizes and Student recognizes Student gives up or Conditioning 50% initiates and solves acts to solve problems problems but doesn't becomes problems but uses more steps than react or seek assistance. unprofessional when independently is necessary. Is willing to a problem arises. seek assistance. 4. Work habits 5% Student recognizes Student recognizes and Student doesn't readily Student doesn't try or and corrects the then independently recognize flaws but if is unwilling to correct minimal flaws made-- attempts to correct flaws advised will attempt to flaws. strives for excellence. and without guidance. correct. 5. General Appearance Student demonstrates Student demonstrates Student demonstrates a Student 5% ability to recognize and respect, good vocabulary conscious effort in demonstrates behave appropriate and grammar, good behavior but needs to be disrespect, distracts workplace behavior. positive behavior. A reminded on a regular other students and Respectful, team player. basis to correct instructor, and uses professional themselves. Behavior slang vocabulary or vocabulary and and grammar needs inappropriate grammar, a excellent improvement. vocabulary. encourager to others. An excellent team player! 6. Safety 5% A client with A client with sensitivities A client with no allergies No service or sensitivities or allergies or allergies having no having a negative treatment if reactions having an excellent negative response to use response to the use of observed. response to use specific products specific services or specific products treatments 7. Speed 5% 45 minutes Overall 30 minutes Overall 25 minutes Overall Overall hairstyle is hairstyle is very neat, hairstyle is neat, hairstyle is fairly neat, not neat, attractive attractive and attractive and attractive and and professional professional looking. A professional looking. A professional looking. looking. A low level of very high level of effort high level of effort is There may be one or two effort is evident. is evident. evident. elements that could be improved. A moderate level of effort is evident. Total: 100% Adopted from: JamieImeson, iRubric: Hairstyling Evaluation rubric, September 3, 2020 (https://www.rcampus.com/rubricshowc.cfm?sp=yes&code=R69735&), modified by the author. Post Test Direction: Read and understand statement carefully. Choose the letter of your answer that best describes the statement. Write only the letter of your answer on a separate sheet of paper. 1. It is a massage technique that aids in the reduction of stress and stimulates blood flow to the skin below the hair according to Izzy Moon. a. Petrissage b. Schiatzu c. Brazillian d. Rebond 10  2. It is generally referred to any means of managing common hair related problems such as hair fall, dryness, frizzy hair and so on. a. Hair fringing b. Hair treatment c. Hair managing d. Hair color 3. It is a procedure that helps make hair strong, bouncy and shiny, while simultaneously dealing with dandruff, damaged hair and hair fall control. a. Hair frizzing b. Hair spa c. Hair fringing d. Hair color 4. It is an autoimmune disorder that usually results in unpredictable, patchy hair loss. a. Oily scalp b. Skin disease c. Alopecia areata d. Dandruff 5. It is a scaly white or grayish flakes of dead skin cells especially of the scalp. a. Oily scalp b. Dandruff c. Alopecia d. Skin disease Reflection Complete the phrase below about your insight on the lesson. Write your answer on a separate sheet. I learned that……. _______________________________________________ _______________________________________________. I realized that…… ________________________________________________ ________________________________________________. I was happy about ……. ________________________________________________ ________________________________________________. 11 12