A haircut achieved using no elevation.

A color placement which works best in one-length haircuts.

A drying technique which covers the base to mid-lengths and speeds up drying time.

In this clinic floor system we are identifying our guests challenges and offering solutions.

This product line contains sunflower extract and provides UVA and UVB protection.

A geometric shape in which backward overdirection is used.

An affect of color when placed diagonally in the hair.

A drying technique which supports control at the base of the hair.

If a future professional does not sign in, leaves without signing out, or does not book out when leaving they may be placed on this and it becomes an advisory coaching session.

This product line rebuilds and restores damaged worn-down hair.

A haircut achieved by using 1-89 degrees of elevation.

This vertical color placement was covered during protégé.

A drying technique in which three different elevations may be used to create smooth polished, curl with volume and control.

This system is typically used during the close of your service.

This line is responsible for smoothing and controlling unruly rebellious hair.

A hand position most commonly used while cutting a graduation.

This placement falls to a wall or block of color.

These sections are used when smoothing.

This clinic floor system encompasses the future professionals interaction with their learning leader.

List three types of products used during styling and finishing..

A section that can be used to cross check elevation.

This pattern is most commonly use for a weave when achieving a 30-40% change in the hair.

This drying technique can be used in preparation for acolor, smoothing, or curling service.

This system is used as support for fellow future professionals. During this time you may be assigned to tickets, dispense, or towels.

This product line contains vital protein and intense moisture.