BARB 106: Client Practice & Application II

Subject
Barber
Credits 11 Lab Hours 220
Quarter Offered
Fall,
Winter,
Spring,
Summer
Instructional Mode
In-person
Students will achieve competence in haircutting and styling techniques on live models, translating theoretical knowledge into real-world skills. Strategies for client service excellence and retention will be implemented in an authentic setting. The course also includes the demonstration of competence in advanced hair coloring and chemical processes on live models. Additionally, students will apply business and marketing principles in real-world scenarios, engaging with actual clients to solidify their understanding of effective management practices within the barbering industry.
Outcomes
  • Apply professionalism by managing time effectively, adapting to client needs, and supporting a positive barbershop environment.
  • Identify basic men's haircut styles and procedures
  • Identify basic women's haircut styles and procedures
  • Conduct client consultations and adapt services based on client preferences and cultural considerations.
  • Demonstrate consistent and professional hair and service preparation on live models.
  • Demonstrate advanced haircutting techniques on live clients and adapting styles to diverse hair types, preferences, and cultural considerations.
  • Perform facial hair design and shaving services on live clients with attention to client preferences, comfort, and cultural styles
Prerequisites
Distribution
Professional Education
Campus
Downtown
Area of Study
Career Education