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African-Caribbean hair, being more delicate, requires different techniques and specialist knowledge and expertise. This text has been written by a team of specialists, and provides illustrated, step-by-step instructions.
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Marian Newman's The Complete Nail Technician has been written in line with the current NVQ in Nail Services at levels 2 and 3, and will appeal to both students, instructors and practising nail technicians alike. Written by a leading figure in the nail industry, The Complete Nail Technician contains everything you need to know about nails. It covers essential information about the chemistry of artificial nails, as well as comprehensive sections on the anatomy and physiology of the skin and nail unit; preparation of therapist, work area and client; applying and maintaining tips, overlays and sculptured nails; and basic and advanced nail art; as well as providing important health and safety adv...
A guide to careers in the hairdressing, beauty and exercise industries. The author describes the range of jobs on offer and discusses the best way to get into this field. This second edition has been expanded and revamped to reflect changes to the beauty industry as a result of the boom in health clubs. Alongside the detailed advice on the traditional hairdressing and beauty industries, the manual also includes information on the specialist beauty and relaxation techniques offered in health clubs, such as pilates and aromatherapy. There are listings of useful addresses and Web site URLs, as well as advice on where to study and gain relevant qualifications.
Professionals and students of hairdressing are often afraid of styling and dressing long hair. In this book, top international hair stylist Patrick Cameron presents a step-by-step guide to 15 new long hair designs and techniques.
The beauty industry is now a multinational, multi-million dollar business. In recent years its place in contemporary culture has altered hugely as salons have become not simply places to have your hair cut or your nails done, but increasingly sites of physical and even spiritual therapy. In this fascinating and nuanced study, Paula Black strips away many popular assumptions about the beauty industry, including the one that says it exploits people's insecurity by projecting an illusory beauty myth. The interviews in this book - both with the beauty industry's workers and its clients - reveal a far more complex and interesting picture, and, in their presentation, Black re-formulates many feminist debates around choice and constraint. The debates addressed include issues around the body; the construction and maintenance of gender identity; changing definitions of health and well-being; and labour processes.
An Holistic Guide to Massage incorporates the links between body, mind and soul in the search for well-being. This approach has not been taken by any other text written about massage. Other texts currently available tend to focus on one theory and one theory only, whereas this book encourages students to look at the wider picutre encompassing different theories. Students are then able to make their own mind up about which massage therapy to practice.
This book deals with the legal issues hairdressers face when carrying out chemical services. When I received a letter from a no win no fee solicitor itemising 10 actions carried out on their 'client' in my salon that had apparently caused damage to her hair and therefore rendered us negligent, I was mortified. I felt sick. Once I had spoken to the three stylists involved it was apparent to me that we were being wrongly accused. We agreed we wanted to fight the allegations. One of the things that helped me throughout the case was knowing about other cases and having the ability to make comparisons. I am compelled to write this book to share information, give guidance and help build confidence in dealing with matters of this nature.
Palladino and Green provide comprehensive coverage of what aspiring hairdressers need to know for the Level 3 hairdressing course or equivalent qualification. Their book is full of step-by-step photographs, activities, case studies, projects and revision questions, and explains how to meet each of the unit standards.