Milady braiding & braid ext updated

Chapter 18

1. MILADY BRAIDING & BRAID EXTENSTIONS History. Tools. Hair material. Types & Locs .

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3. SERVICE + PRODUCT Your copy can go here and you can write as much as you need. You can also enter bullets here. Tuesday : History & Hair Analysis Wednesday : Tools & Hair types Thursday : Steps & Types of Braids Friday : Locs & Review

4. SERVICE + PRODUCT Your copy can go here and you can write as much as you need. You can also enter bullets here. of Braiding Oldest record of braiding is of the VENUS of WILLENDORF Found in Austria Dates back 30,000 years old Last subdivision of the Old Stone Age 28,000 BCE

5. SERVICE + PRODUCT Your copy can go here and you can write as much as you need. You can also enter bullets here. of Braiding EGYPT Responsible for inventions like toothpaste, math, paper BUT NOT braids Used braids to show wealth, age, social group Wore braided wigs to hide grey & thinning hair Braided in berries, petals, linen, gold Beeswax, date paste

6. SERVICE + PRODUCT Your copy can go here and you can write as much as you need. You can also enter bullets here. of Braiding GREECE & ROME Hairstyles were used to show social status The more elaborate, the higher class Wealthy usually wore braids Men also wore braids in their beards to show wealth or soldier status/rank

7. SERVICE + PRODUCT Your copy can go here and you can write as much as you need. You can also enter bullets here. of Braiding NATIVE AMERICANS Hair is a signifier of ones spiritual practice Combing hair al igns your thoughts Flowing hair = individual weakness with thought Braiding hair = oneness of thought & security Braided hair represents strength in unity Letting hair flow freely demonstrates harmony with the flow of life Braiding hair indicate s thoughts of whole-ness/ one-ness

8. SERVICE + PRODUCT Your copy can go here and you can write as much as you need. You can also enter bullets here. of Braiding CHINESE Manchu Dynasty ( 1634 )forced to wear hairstyles to show rank If not followed, it was seen as treason and punished by death Rice farmers wore “ Queue”; braid down back Not until 20 th century ( 1900s ) were they encouraged to cut braids to cut social ranking Tradition so deeply rooted murder & suicide were committed in their defense

9. SERVICE + PRODUCT Your copy can go here and you can write as much as you need. You can also enter bullets here. of Braiding AFRICA Tribal cultures used hair with spiritual significance & power Most elevated part of body- hair was believed to be conduit for gods & spirits to reach the soul Hairdressers were trustworthy members of society Grooming forged meaningful bonds between elders & children No reward, No pay Loose hair = lack of hygiene Decorate with bone, leaves, animal dung, red ochre, ash Some cultures only allowed certain # of braids until married Believed only in cutting hair during full moon Never 2 people on 1 head working, no braiding if pregnant, never done in the open

10. SERVICE + PRODUCT Your copy can go here and you can write as much as you need. You can also enter bullets here. of Dreadlocks Oldest hairstyle; means Felted hair; dread = fear or respect for God 3,600 years ago- Europe's earliest civilization First archeological proof was in Egypt ( mummies with dreads ) India- dreadlocked Deity Shiva; Romans wore hair “ like snakes” Dreadlocks = power; energy ( life force ) exits through the top. Knotted hair prevented escape of that energy; making one stronger mentally & physically Shamans wore dreads: power & belief that physical appearance is unimportant Rastafari movement- Ethiopian emperor was exiled. Followers vowed to not cut hair until he was released; was seen as clean/natural until movement used it to fight against “ establishment” Parent death: Shave head to start new cycle; sign of respect & new life

11. SERVICE + PRODUCT Your copy can go here and you can write as much as you need. You can also enter bullets here. of Extensions Date back to Cleopatra First documented proof was 3,400 BC Sewn hair pieces & braids made from human hair & dyed sheeps woo l Attached / closed with beeswax, date paste, animal dung 1900’s – clip in/ ons were created. Called “ SWITCH”. Cost .95 cents a bundle ( human hair ) 1951- Christina Jenkins patented the weaving/ sewing of hair extensions along braids Used pins t o secure to head unless weaving

12. SERVICE + PRODUCT Your copy can go here and you can write as much as you need. You can also enter bullets here. NATURAL HAIRSTYLING Uses no chemicals Does not alter the natural curl pattern Can be manipulated into : Braids – PLAITS & extensions Twisting- overlapping of 2 strands to form a rope Weaving- interweaving extension with natural hair Dreadlocks

13. SERVICE + PRODUCT Your copy can go here and you can write as much as you need. You can also enter bullets here. HAIR ANALYSIS & CONSULTATION D.E.P.T.H. Wave Pattern- Coil configurations Length of hair Style determines product: Sulfate free, antibacterial shampoo, scalp treatments, shine spray Scalp health

14. What is something you learned about the history of braids? How do we define hair texture? What is another name for wave pattern? What areas should you pay attention on the head? What are some examples of hair products to use? REVIEW

15. SERVICE + PRODUCT Your copy can go here and you can write as much as you need. You can also enter bullets here. BOAR BRISTLE VENT PADDLE

16. Your copy can go here and you can write as much as you need. You can also enter bullets here. WIDE TOOTH TAIL COMB CUTTING DOUBLE TOOTH PICK

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18. SERVICE + PRODUCT SHEARS HOOD DRYER STEAMER CLIPS

19. Your copy can go here and you can write as much as you need. You can also enter bullets here. IMPLEMENTS & MATERIALS EXTENSION FIBERS: Kanekalon Nylon Rayon Human Yarn Lin Yak

20. EXTENSION FIBERS: IMPLEMENTS & MATERIALS 2. HACKLE 3. DRAWING BOARD

21. SERVICE + PRODUCT Your copy can go here and you can write as much as you need. You can also enter bullets here. FIBERS FOR EXTENSIONS HUMAN HAIR KANEKALON Standard Asia Costly Synthetic Colors High heat resistant Mimics human hair/ durable

22. Your copy can go here and you can write as much as you need. You can also enter bullets here. FIBERS FOR EXTENSIONS Your text here NYLON/RAYON Cheap Shiny Melts Break natural hair YARN Cotton blend Cheap Light weight Colors Matte Expands Durable

23. SERVICE + PRODUCT Your copy can go here and you can write as much as you need. You can also enter bullets here. FIBERS FOR EXTENSIONS LIN YAK Wool fiber Mostly from Africa Matte Limited colors On a roll VERY flammable Cotton like Ox Tibet Central Asia Belly Alone or blended

24. What is the best brush for natural hair? What brush is best for detangling & why? What is the difference between a steamer & hood dryer? What is a hackle made for? Which hair type resembles human hair but is synthetic? Which hair type usually comes on a roll and is matte? Where does yak hair come from? REVIEW

25. SERVICE + PRODUCT Your copy can go here and you can write as much as you need. You can also enter bullets here. BRAIDING STEPS/ TIPS Best to braid hair dry Wet hair shrinks/recoils- creates tension /pulling For straighter hair- a light coating of wax or pomade Shampoo, towel blot ( do not rub ) Apply leave in conditioner Comb, blow dry, apply pomade or gel Blow drying elongates wave pattern Blow drying helps with the manipulation process & prevents frizz

26. SERVICE + PRODUCT Your copy can go here and you can write as much as you need. You can also enter bullets here. BRAIDS 3 STRAND ROPE FISHTAIL VISIBLE/ INSIDE OUT INVISIBLE/ FRENCH BOX/ F REE HANGING CORN ROWS CANE ROWS

27. SERVICE + PRODUCT BRAIDS FEED IN TREE BRAIDS DREADLOCKS SISTER LOCS

28. SERVICE + PRODUCT Your copy can go here and you can write as much as you need. You can also enter bullets here. STYLES BANTU/NUBIAN KNOTS BRAID OUT SET

29. SERVICE + PRODUCT Your copy can go here and you can write as much as you need. You can also enter bullets here. STYLES FLAT TWIST

30. SERVICE + PRODUCT Your copy can go here and you can write as much as you need. You can also enter bullets here. STYLES GLAMOR WAVES SPIRAL ROD SET

31. SERVICE + PRODUCT Your copy can go here and you can write as much as you need. You can also enter bullets here. STYLES COIL/ COMB TWIST COMB OUT TWIST SET/ TWIST OUT

32. Is it better to braid hair wet or dry? How much does hair shrink when it dries? What are some different types of braids? What is another name for a inverted French braid? What are some style examples for natural hair? REVIEW

33. SERVICE + PRODUCT Your copy can go here and you can write as much as you need. You can also enter bullets here. DREADLOCK TECHNIQUES COMB PALM ROLL BRAID/EXTENSIONS

34. SERVICE + PRODUCT Your copy can go here and you can write as much as you need. You can also enter bullets here. Phase 1- soft, coil, neat, shiny Phase 2- Pre lock, puff up, no longer smooth/glossy Phase 3- Sprouting, bulb at end of lock Phase 4- Growing, frizzy Phase 5- Mature, dull, no light reflection Phase 6- Atrophy, lock is closed

35. How long can braids usually last? Where did braids originate? What is the most important part of any service? What are other terms for free hanging braids? What is another name for a braid? Study the ACTUAL definition of EACH braid!!!!!!!!!! REVIEW