1. 003
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2. SHAMPOO & CONDITION
UNIT 003

3. Connect Activity
See if you can match the hair condition with the correct shampoo
Lemon dry
Coconut normal
Normal medicated
Dry scalp oily

4. Aims and outcomes
Introduce the learners to the shampoo and conditioning process
Introduce the learners to the massage movements
Introduce the learners to PPE Personal protective equipment
Outcome
Learners to create a chart showing the different massage movements for shampooing and conditioning
Learners to describe the ppe required for the shampooing and conditioning service

5. PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT
Your client must be correctly gowned and protected before shampooing starts.
YOU MUST USE
Gown
Towel
Plastic cape

6. MASSAGE MOVEMENTS EFFLEURAGE
Shampooing massage movements
How is it performed?
Slow, smoothing, stroking massage movements done with the palms of the hands during shampooing

7. MASSAGE MOVEMENTS ROTARY
How is it performed?
Small, firm, circular massage movements using the pads of the fingers.
What is its function?
To massage shampoo into the hair and scalp.
To remove dirt, products and sebum.

8. Step 2
Check the temperature of the water with the client and then apply the water.
Thoroughly wet the hair and scalp, taking extra care around the hairline so that you don’t wet the client’s face. Turn off the water.

9. Step 1
Turn on the taps and test the water temperature on the inside of your wrist before testing on the client’s scalp.

10. Step 3
Dispense the correct amount of shampoo (about the size of a two-pence piece) into the palm of your hand and emulsify between both palms. Apply from hairline to nape of neck using effleurage massage technique.

11. Step 4
Start rotary massage technique from front hairline to nape, around side hairlines and then through middle sections until the whole head has been covered. Repeat until the shampoo begins to lather.

12. Step 5
Turn the water on and rinse thoroughly. Turn off the water. Repeat shampoo application and massage techniques. Turn the water on and rinse until all shampoo has been removed.

13. Step 6
Turn off the water and gently squeeze hair to remove excess water. Use a towel around the shoulders to stop any drips from the hair entering the eyes or face. The hair is now ready for the next hairdressing service

14. NAME OF MASSAGE
HOW TO DO THIS MASSAGE
PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT NEEDED

15. IN DIRECTED STUDY LESSON
You must create a chart showing
Different Massage movements, how to do them
Personal protective equipment required
For your client

16. Recall and Review Using the wipe board
Name the massage movement used to spread shampoo
Name the massage movement used to release dirt, products and grease
Name the massage movement used to spread conditioner
Name the massage movement used to stimulate the scalp

17. Well Done