201

• What will you learn about in this unit?

  Types of organisations, services, roles, and more
• What are the types of organisations in the hairdressing industry?

  • Manufacturers and suppliers of products
  • Other salons
  • Professional membership organisations
  • Industry leading bodies
• Name a few leading manufacturers of hairdressing products.

  Wella, L’Oréal, Paul Mitchell
• Why is choosing the right manufacturer important for a salon?

  It impacts the salon's business and development
• What factors do salon owners consider when choosing a manufacturer?

  Client group, profit, and manufacturer benefits
• What benefits can manufacturers offer to salons?

  • Suppliers of products and equipment
  • Technical support
  • Education and training
  • Personal approach (reps)
• What types of products do manufacturers supply to salons?

  Shampoos, conditioners, styling products
• What types of equipment do manufacturers provide?

  Hairdryers, tint bowls, scissors
• What is the role of a manufacturer’s representative?

  To supply products and offer discounts
• How do loyalty schemes benefit salons?

  They provide better discounts and rewards
• What type of education and training do manufacturers provide?

  Free or discounted training for new products
• What is the purpose of technical support from manufacturers?

  To assist salons with product-related issues
• What should you always follow when using products?

  Manufacturers' instructions
• What are the benefits of using hairdressing suppliers?

  • Access to a wide range of products
  • Direct delivery to the salon
  • Membership discounts for professionals
• What types of items do suppliers offer?

  Hairdressing stock, tools, and equipment
• Why do suppliers require proof of business from individual traders?

  To prevent discounts from going to the public
• What is a significant benefit of using a supplier?

  They deliver goods directly to the salon
• What types of training do suppliers offer?

  Discounted education and training in-store
• What options do new hairdressers have when starting their careers?

  Work in various types of salons
• What are some considerations when naming a salon?

  • Fun names vs. professional names
  • Creative names can attract clients
  • Owner's name for professionalism
• What is the purpose of professional membership organisations in the hair industry?

  To support salon owners and hairdressers
• What is the Fellowship for British Hairdressing's main aim?

  To represent the top 10% of stylists
• What does the NHF represent?

  Hairdressing salons and beauty therapy businesses
• What benefits do members of professional organisations receive?

  Entry to events and training opportunities
• What is the Hairdressing Council's purpose?

  To provide consumer information and registration
• What does being a State Registered Hairdresser (SRH) provide?

  Official recognition and initials after your name
• What is Habia known for in the hair industry?

  Setting national occupational standards
• What does City & Guilds specialize in?

  Vocational education and qualifications
• What areas does the hairdressing industry cover?

  Hairdressing, barbering, and African-type hairdressing
• What services are typically offered in hairdressing?

  • Haircuts and blow drying
  • Hair coloring and treatments
  • Hair up styles and extensions
• What services do barbers typically provide?

  • Haircuts and styling for men
  • Shaving and facial hair grooming
  • Creating patterns in hair
• What distinguishes African-type hairdressing from other types?

  • Unique techniques and styles
  • Specific products and tools used
  • Cultural significance in styling
• What services do barbers typically offer?

  Shampooing, cutting, and hair shaving
• How is hair shaving performed?

  Using clippers and/or a razor
• What is head shaving?

  Shaving the scalp with a razor
• What does face shaving involve?

  Shaving facial hair with razors and hot towels
• What is face massage in barbering?

  Massaging skin around the face with creams
• What does facial hair shaping involve?

  Cutting beards and moustaches into shape
• How are patterns created in hair?

  Using scissors, mini-clippers, and T-liners
• What are the services offered in African-type hairdressing salons?

  • Shampoo and conditioning
  • Blow drying and cutting/restyles
  • Thermal styling
  • Weaves and extensions
  • Plaiting and twisting
  • Natural Afro styling
  • Perming and relaxing hair
  • Cutting patterns into hair