I have a demonstration speech class and is about how to do hair can somebody help me to do and outline ?

Question

I know how to treat hair I know about natural conditioners for the hair I know how to do anything when it came’s to hair.

Answer 1

Content Headings/Topics:

Safety
Shampoo, rinse, conditioning
Chemistry
The Salon Business
Skin Disorders
Hair Coloring
Permanents

Demonstrate an understanding of the importance of the cosmetology industry and how it relates to the community, economy, and society.

Identify the various types and classifications of bacteria related to the field of cosmetology and demonstrate proper procedure to ensure proper sterilization and sanitation.

Explain the purpose of hair and define the chief composition and division of hair, and basic scalp care. Recognize hair and scalp disorders and determine appropriate treatment.

Explain why it is important that the professional cosmetologist know and maintain proper hygienic care of the hair and scalp.

Demonstrate the proper techniques of draping, shampoo manipulation, and the proper use of rinses and conditioning, including identification of various types of shampoo and rinses.

Demonstrate safety in the use and maintenance of the variety of tools and equipment used in haircutting. Demonstrate proper techniques for hair sectioning, how to cut and use a guideline, techniques for hair thinning, and cutting with scissors or with a razor.

Demonstrate the basic elements of hairstyling, and the ability to analyze the characteristics of a client's appearance prior to a hairstyling service. Demonstrate the different types of implements, techniques, and cosmetics used in thermal wave, blow-dry styling, air waving, and finger waves.

Demonstrate the proper perming procedures and the safety precautions required for permanent waving. Identify the chemistry of products used, describe the relationship between hair structure, perm chemistry, and perming techniques, and the purpose of waving lotions and neutralizers in the chemical process.

Hope this helps.

Answer 2

1) Pick a topic (you can not tell everything you know) Make it interesting for you and the class so it will 'entertain'. This makes you perform better.

2) Try to find 'new' stuff about this topic. Surprise yourself and the class...even mention it "When researching this I found out that...." This always impresses the teacher and will lift your grade...theoretically.

3) An outline is about what YOU know... we can not make it specific to your knowledge because..well YOU know that stuff not us :)

4) Plot out a route you want to take. fi:When talking natural conditioner, start about why it is called 'natural'. Mention ingredients and how it is made (if you can find out) Move on to how it actually works (chemically speaking) then move on to how to actually use it and why it is so good for your hair.

5) practice and time your speech at least a few times. Out loud. Find someone to try in on.

If you do not fill the required time a demonstration will help. Not necessarily a shampooing and conditioning but an smell and feel test of differences between natural and 'un-natural' conditioners could be the ticket.

Good luck.

Answer 3

u need to pick a specific thing u want to show/talk about. ie" if u pick "how to straighten hair" u want to say...... start off by gathering all ur necessities, turn the water on...fix the temp...wet the hair....take the shampoo (u get the point) once dried with a comb take a small section of the hair and spray with a heat pertectant ....take ceramics and place on hair starting from the root pulling till u get to the end of the hair.......... u feel me. make sure u mention everything u have to do and each different senario.

Answer 4

Like witchyma said, your all set.
Now organize what you know, like this.
There are 4 steps in typing on a computer these are:
1) Turning on the Computer
2) Sitting down
3) Selecting a letter from the keyboard.
4) Pressing down on the letter I chose with my finger.
Kind of lame, I know but you get the idea.
For better examples search the web, or your text book.

Answer 5

sounds like ur all set...