The range statement relates to the unit of competency as a whole. It allows for different work environments and situations that may affect performance. Bold italicised wording, if used in the performance criteria, is detailed below. Essential operating conditions that may be present with training and assessment (depending on the work situation, needs of the candidate, accessibility of the item, and local industry and regional contexts) may also be included. |
Hair type and condition may include: | non-coloured chemically treated strong or resistant damaged dry, oily or normalporositytexture. |
Haircut structure may include: | shortmediumlongsolid formlayeredgraduatedcombinations. |
Enhancement may include creating: | interest to hair design textures and movementpersonalised and individual looksdramatic or soft colour effects. |
Client may include: | womenmenchildrenpeople from a range of social, cultural or ethnic backgrounds and with a range of physical and mental abilities. |
Colouring and lightening products must include: | colour deposit productscolour lifting products. |
Creative colouring and lightening techniques may include: | multiple colour applications, such as:tint and slicesshadingduo tonescolour graduations through lengths of hairchequerboard applicationfantasy colouring, such as:vibrant shadeshighlighting effects, such as:slicesindividual chunky colour placementsfreehand techniques, using various application tools such as sponges, combs, brushes and foil to achieve effects, such as:end lighteningmarblinghigh-speed service for male clients. |
Client and operator comfort and safety must include: | following workplace proceduresfollowing product safety instructions and safety data sheets regarding the preparation and application of corrective colour productsfollowing product safety data sheets in the event of an accident and seeking medical adviceappropriate gowning of clientapplication of anti skin stain productapplication of colour stain removal productwearing operator protective clothing and equipment when mixing and applying productsmonitoring client scalp comfort and condition at all stages of the service. |
Salon procedures must include: | gowning clients for colour and lightening services rules relating to the application of heat acceleration during processingcompliance with state or territory and local government health regulations relevant to the serviceoccupational health and safety proceduresenvironmental protection practices, such as:waste minimisationwaste disposalwater efficiency. |
Finishing tools and techniques may include: | natural dryingheat lampsheat diffuserblow dryingflat ironsroller finishespin-curl finishes. |
Maintenance advice may include: | shampooing hair following procedureconditionersintense protein treatmentsanti-frizz productshair glosssprays and lacquersself-drying techniquesbrushes and combs. |
Client history may include: | client reaction to skin testscontraindicationsprevious pre-service analysisprevious services’ brand and colour selectionprevious services’ application techniques and processing timescolour outcomesrecommended after care products. |