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§How to dive deep into hairdressing
The hairdressing trade is craft, chemistry and service. You learn it best by linking theory and practice: understand hair structure and color theory, and practice the techniques on practice heads and customers under guidance. The better you understand why something works, the faster you can troubleshoot when a result is not as expected.
Important concepts to master
- 01Hair's three layers: cuticle cortex medulla.
- 02Hair type and porosity – and how they control your product choice.
- 03The color on the sailcloth.
- 04Level and tone in a colour formula.
- 05Skin test and sample strips as good and safe practice.
- 06Hygiene, disinfection and correct use of gloves.
Good habits and preparation
Always make a hair diagnosis before you start, and write down what you do – formulas, products and result. Read the manufacturer's instructions and safety datasheets for the products you work with. Spend time on the consultation; it prevents most dissatisfied customers.
Where can you read more?
Use the school's teaching material and your product suppliers' guidance as the primary source for specific techniques and blends. Professional organisations and industry associations in hairdressing also publish guidance on education, hygiene and working environment. Ask your master and your instructors – practical experience from the salon is a source in itself.