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7 Characteristics of a Fantastic Hairdresser
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Every hairdresser wants to be successful to progress in his career. Not everyone is lucky to be born as a hairdresser like the great Vidal Sassoon. This is where they need coaching and mentoring to hone their skills and become the best in their industry.

Alan Austin-Smith who started The Fantastic Hairdresser Company helps you to become a successful hairdresser. His philosophy -- 50% of what makes someone 'fantastic' at their job -- has nothing to do with their job -- is transferable to any business.

In this video, Alan tells us what today's hairdressers lack and the importance of having a personality apart from possessing great technical skills.

According to Alan Austin-Smith, the 7 Characteristics of a Fantastic Hairdresser are: Passion, Delight, Inspire, Be An Ambassador, Be A Performer, Be Alive Inside and Always Learning.

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Cosmetology
Practical & Applied Arts
Material Type:
Open Access Asset
Author:
ScissorBoy
Date Added:
05/09/2024
Brave Wears Braids
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The Braves Wear Braids (BWB) documentary looks at the spiritual meaning of braids, and the struggles faced by Indigenous youth to keep this important piece of the culture alive through interviews with Ethan Bear, elders, and other Indigenous men who speak to their own personal experiences with their braids.

Viewer Warning : This video contains content about racism and Residential Schools.

Subject:
Cosmetology
Practical & Applied Arts
Material Type:
Open Access Asset
Author:
Braves Wear Braids
Date Added:
05/09/2024
Brow Mapping: Step By Step Training
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Here is a wonderful step by step training of brow mapping, done by one of our lovely UK trainers.

Brow mapping is an extremely important part of the brow shaping process. This allows you to perfectly define where your brow should start and end, based on your own facial symmetry. Likewise, when properly shaped, brows provide symmetry for every face also. Brow mapping allows your nose to appear slimmer and your eyes and facial features become more balanced. Don't forget that proportion is everything--brow mapping almost always improves your entire look!

Subject:
Cosmetology
Practical & Applied Arts
Material Type:
Open Access Asset
Author:
Supercilium
Date Added:
06/25/2024
Classic Bridal Updo: Hair Style Tutorial
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When we look at bridal pictures in magazines, pinterest, and other medias we often imagine our own wedding day. I'm always looking for the perfect hair and makeup look for my own day, but also wonder what would look best for certain necklines for the special day's dress. I find this updo is the classic hairstyle for weddings that works best on anyone with any wedding dress choices.

Subject:
Cosmetology
Practical & Applied Arts
Material Type:
Open Access Asset
Author:
EmJustLikeYou
Date Added:
05/09/2024
Contour tips for allll the face shapes
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I wanted to revisit contouring for all the different face shapes out there. I'm trying to simplify it as much as possible, but I DO think these tips should work for every face shape whether you have a wide face, narrow face, long chin, large forehead, etc. Remember to start with the overall shape and then refine by section

Subject:
Cosmetology
Practical & Applied Arts
Material Type:
Open Access Asset
Author:
Alexandra Anele
Date Added:
06/25/2024
HOW TO: HIGH BUN UPDO - Wedding, Bridesmaid, Prom, Special Occasion Hairstyle
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Today I wanted to do a high bun updo that would be a great hairstyle to wear for your wedding, if you're a bridesmaid, if you're going to prom, or really any special occasion (or any excuse to get fancy!).This hairstyle is going to work best for medium & long hair. If your hair is shorter or longer than mine then you may have to tweak it a little bit.

Subject:
Cosmetology
Practical & Applied Arts
Material Type:
Open Access Asset
Author:
Laineymariebeauty
Date Added:
06/25/2024
How Hairstylists Make Money & How We do our Taxes | Commision Stylists vs Self Employed
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Sharing how hairdressers get paid, what expenses we have, and how we do our taxes. Hopefully this helps you out if you're aspiring to be a hairstylist, but don't know if you should go the corporate, commission, or self employed route!

Subject:
Cosmetology
Practical & Applied Arts
Material Type:
Open Access Asset
Author:
Sam Vay
Date Added:
05/09/2024
How To: Determining Your Skin Tone
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Finding your skintone will help guide you to find your perfect everything. But remember that in the end it is what you want to wear. This video is for everything not just foundations. This will help you with blush, lipsticks, shadows and clothings.

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Cosmetology
Practical & Applied Arts
Material Type:
Open Access Asset
Author:
Elessa Jade
Date Added:
05/09/2024
How to Apply Cuticle Oil | Manicure Tutorials
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I love cuticle oil. Whether it's right after a manicure or in between manicures, it gives your fingers a really nice shine. It moisturizes your cuticles, and it refreshes your old manicure, if there's no chipping.

I always recommend using a dropper for... I always recommend requesting or looking for your salon to have one with a dropper to avoid it touching your skin and knowing that it hasn't touched anyone else's. For your own personal use, you can use one with a brush. I also recommend that you carry one in your bag because it refreshes your manicure, as I said before. It's easier for you to apply, and then moisturize and push it back in to your cuticles. Whether you're in a cab or on the train or on the bus.

A good quality cuticle oil will literally saturate your skin around your nail, saturate the cuticles, and start to moisturize them, and give it a nice shine. It makes it look like magic. You'll see the dry skin just disappear. It should last maybe about a good two to three hours. After a hand wash, washing your hands and going to the bathroom, it should still last after that.

I recommend that you take the fingers after a manicure, after you've soaked the nails, pushed back the cuticles, shaped it, right before you apply the polish. You take the cuticle remover, this is if you're at home, and you put it with a brush around the cuticle. Go to all ten fingers.

When you come back, you take it and moisturize, and literally give yourfinger a mini massage. Push your cuticles back so that your skin has an opportunity to absorb the cuticle oil. Especially the skin around your fingers because that's where it dries out the most, especially winter time. After you've done that, you take a cotton ball with alcohol or you take an alcohol swab. You just remove the excess oil on the nail bed. This way your nail polish will adhere to your nail. Try to avoid taking the polish remover or the alcohol and getting it close to the cuticle area. You don't want to remove the cuticle oil that you just put on.

Remember, if you're in a salon it should be a dropper. They should drop it on your finger. This way the dropper doesn't touch your nail or your skin. Then ask them to take a couple of seconds and massage it into your finger.

If you're on the bus, in a cab, or at home, and you notice that your cuticles are dry, especially if you're using a harsh hand soaps at you workplace, I always recommend keeping one in your bag. They actually come in rollers, too, to avoid spilling.

You can drop it on. Right around your nail polish. It will not harm your nail polish. It actually makes your old manicure look great. Then massage it straight into your skin. The same way you would if it was right after a manicure. You push it back, and it looks great.

Subject:
Cosmetology
Practical & Applied Arts
Material Type:
Open Access Asset
Author:
HowcastCareStyle
Date Added:
06/25/2024
How to Find Your Face Shape
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We’ve all heard that picking a hairstyle or a makeup technique based on face shape can be the most flattering, but sometimes it’s the simple beauty basics that are the hardest to figure out. We’re giving you some easy tips to help you determine your face shape once and for all. Keep in mind that no one’s face is perfectly one shape—so these are general guidelines, NOT rules. And we’re firmly in favor of experimenting with makeup and hairstyles regardless of your face shape so let this be a jumping off point!

Subject:
Cosmetology
Practical & Applied Arts
Material Type:
Open Access Asset
Author:
Birchbox
Date Added:
05/09/2024