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Susquehanna County Career & Technology Center Cosmetology Competency Checklist Student Name Task Number Description Advanced Proficient Basic Below Basic *Local Task List 100 (PP)BACTERIOLOGY, DISINFECTION AND SANITATION 101 (PP)Define the classifications and reproduction of bacteria and viruses. 102 (PP)Define and compare the differences between sanitation, disinfection and sterilization. 103 (PP)Perform infection control procedures for various salon tools and services. 104 (PP)Administer universal precautions. 200 (PP)PROFESSIONAL ATTITUDE 201 (PP)Prepare and maintain client documentation following a successful client consultation. 202 (PP)Identify and demonstrate professional ethics. 203 (PP)Demonstrate effective communication skills, to include listening, speaking and writing in order to communicate with customers. 204 List the principles that contribute to personal and professional success. 205 Examine the professional image of a cosmetologist and explain the importance of personal hygiene. 206 Demonstrate an understanding of ergonomic principles and ergonomically correct postures and movements. 300 (PP)BUSINESS PRACTICES 301 (PP)Develop an effective management plan. 302 (PP)Develop a personal financial plan. 303 (PP)Identify, interpret and follow safety regulations, including Material Safety Data Sheet and Occupational Safety and Health Adminstration. 304 Prepare a resume and a portfolio for job applications. 305 Name and describe the different types of ownership under which a salon may operate. 306 Describe the qualities that help a new employee succeed in the service profession. 0 307 Describe the different ways in which salon professionals may be compensated. 308 List the most effective ways to build a client base. 309 List the most effective forms of salon advertising. 310 Demonstrate proper salon telephone skills and record keeping. 400 (PP)PENNSYLVANIA COSMETOLOGY LAW 401 (PP)Demonstrate an understanding of the Cosmetology Laws, Rules and Regulations. 402 Compose a written definition of cosmetology. 403 List the career opportunities available to a licensed cosmetologist.

404 Prepare for and complete the NOCTI Theory and Practical Exams 405 Prepare for and register for the Pennsylvania State Board of Cosmetology Theory and Practical Licensing Exams 500 (PP)HISTOLOGY 501 (PP)Identify the structure and composition of the integumentary system. 502 (PP)Identify the structure and composition of the nail. 503 (PP)Identify the structure and composition of the skeletal system. 504 (PP)Identify the structure and composition of the muscular system. 505 (PP)Identify the structure and composition of the nervous system. 506 (PP)Identify the structure and composition of the circulatory system. 600 (PP)TRICHOLOGY 601 (PP)Identify the structure and composition of the hair. 602 (PP)Identify diseases and disorders of the hair and scalp. 603 (PP)Analyze the characteristics of a client's hair and scalp. 604 List and describe the three layers of the hair shaft. 605 Describe the hair growth process. 606 Recognize common hair and scalp disorders and identify which can and cannot be treated by a cosmetologist. 700 (PP)CHEMISTRY 701 (PP)List the five elements of the hair. 702 (PP)Measure effects of PH pertaining to hair and skin. 703 (PP)Differentiate between the physical and chemical changes involved in various hair services. 704 (PP)Access chemical reaction as they relate to various services. 705 (PP)Demonstrate knowledge of chemistry pertaining to products used for hair, skin and nails. 706 Explain the difference between organic and inorganic chemistry. 707 Discuss the different forms of matter. 708 Explain the role of surfactants in shampoo. 800 (PP)PHYSIOLOGY 801 (PP)Identify the functions of the integumentary system. 802 (PP)Identify the functions of the nail. 803 (PP)Identify body structures and systems. 804 (PP)List the function of the skeletal system. 805 (PP)List the function of the muscular system. 806 (PP)List the function of the nervous system.

808 (PP)List the function of the circulatory system. 809 Explain the importance of anatomy and physiology to the cosmetology profession. 900 (PP)COSMETIC DERMATOLOGY 901 (PP)Identify the diseases and disorders of the skin. 902 (PP)Perform a skin analysis on a client. 903 List and describe the various skin types. 1000 (PP)ELECTRICITY 1001 (PP)Define the principles of electricity. 1002 (PP)Review the safety measures related to electricity. 1003 (PP)Explain the types, uses and benefits of light therapy. 1004 Describe the two types of electrical current. 1100 (PP)SHAMPOO AND CONDITIONING 1101 (PP)Demonstrate draping for all hair services. 1102 (PP)Determine a product based on individual client needs. 1103 (PP)Perform various shampoo and conditioning treatments on a client. 1200 (PP)HAIR SHAPING 1201 (PP)Demonstrate proper handling of hair cutting tools. 1202 (PP)Demonstrate various haircutting techniques with shears. 1203 (PP)Demonstrate various haircutting techniques with a razor. 1204 (PP)Demonstrate various clipper cutting techniques. 1205 (PP)Perform various texturizing techniques. 1206 (PP)Demonstrate facial, ear and neck hair removal. 1207 Identify reference points on the head and explain their role in haircutting. 1208 Identify and demonstrate a (blunt) 0 degree haircut. 1209 Identify and demonstrate a (long layered) 180 degree haircut. 1210 Identify and demonstrate a (short layered) 90 degree haircut. 1211 Identify and demonstrate a (graduated) 45 degree haircut. 1300 (PP)HAIR STYLING/FINGERWAVING 1301 (PP)Perform fingerwave techniques. 1302 (PP)Identify hairstyling implements and equipment. 1303 (PP)Select a hairstyle to compliment the client's features. 1304 (PP)Perform roller setting and comb-out techniques.

1305 (PP)Perform pincurl setting and comb-out techniques. 1306 (PP)Perform braiding techniques. 1307 (PP)Demonstrate the use of a marcel iron. 1308 (PP)Demonstrate blow drying techniques. 1309 List the five elements of hair design. 1310 List the five principles of hair design. 1311 Identify the various facial shapes. 1312 Identify and demonstrate the visible Dutch Braid. 1313 Identify and demonstrate the invisible French Braid. 1314 Identify and demonstrate the two-strand Rope Braid. 1315 Identify and demonstrate the Fishtail Braid. 1316 Identify and demonstrate Cornrow Braiding. 1317 Identify and demonstrate Cornrow Braiding with Extensions. 1318 Identify and demonstrate Single Braids. 1319 Identify and demonstrate Single Braids with Extensions. 1320 Identify and demonstrate a French Twist. 1321 Identify and demonstrate a Chignon. 1400 (PP)CHEMICAL TEXTURIZING 1401 (PP)Select appropriate products for chemically straightening hair. 1402 (PP)Demonstrate various chemical relaxing services. 1403 (PP)Demonstrate a soft curl permanent wave service. 1404 Explain the difference between hydroxide relaxers and thio relaxers. 1405 Explain the difference between hydroxide neutralizers and thio neutralizers. 1500 (PP)PERMANENT WAVING 1501 (PP)Demonstrate various wrapping techniques. 1502 (PP)Select the appropriate solution according to client's needs. 1503 Demonstrate the procedure for a basic perm wrap. 1504 Demonstrate the procedure for a spiral perm wrap. 1505 Demonstrate the proper technique for processing and neutralizing a perm. 1600 (PP)HAIRCOLORING 1601 (PP)Perform and evaluate a predisposition test. 1602 (PP)Perform and evaluate a strand test.

1603 (PP)Perform a temporary haircolor service. 1604 (PP)Perform a semi-permanent/demi-permanent haircolor service. 1605 (PP)Perform a permanent haircolor service. 1606 (PP)Perform a hair lightener and toner application. 1607 (PP)Demonstrate techniques for creating special effects. 1608 (PP)Demonstrate corrective color techniques. 1609 (PP)Formulate color as it relates to the law of color. 1610 Demonstrate a virgin color application. 1611 Demonstrate a re-touch color application. 1612 Demonstrate the proper procedure for a cap highlight. 1613 Demonstrate the proper procedure for foil highlights using the weave technique. 1614 Demonstrate the proper procedure for foil highlights using the slice technique. 1615 Explain the difference between highlights and lowlights in haircoloring. 1616 Discuss the basic categories of haircolor and explain their chemical effects on the hair. 1617 Explain the actions of hair lighteners. 1700 (PP)HAIR STRAIGHTENING 1701 (PP)Demonstrate hair pressing techniques showing soft, medium and hard press. 1800 (PP)SKIN CARE 1801 (PP)Drape client for basic skin care service. 1802 (PP)Select a product based on individual client needs. 1803 (PP)Perform a basic facial on a client. 1804 (PP)Identify skin care implements and equipment. 1805 Identify the various types of facial massage movements and their effects. 1806 Perform a Glycolic Peel procedure. 1807 Perform a Microdermabrasion procedure. 1900 (PP)NAIL TECHNOLOGY 1901 (PP)Prepare a manicure table. 1902 (PP)Identify nail care implements and equipment. 1903 (PP)Perform a basic manicure on a client. 1904 (PP)Perform massage treatments on the hands and feet. 1905 (PP)Perform various specialty manicures. 1906 (PP)Demonstrate knowledge of an artificial nail service.

1907 (PP)Demonstrate knowledge of pedicure procedures. 1908 (PP)Identify nail diseases and disorders. 1909 Identify the five basic nail shapes. 1910 Perform a hot-oil manicure on a client. 1911 Perform a paraffin wax hand treatment. 1912 Demonstrate nail art. 1913 Discuss the proper cleaning and disinfecting methods for pedicure equipment. 1914 Demonstrate the proper removal of artificial nails. 2000 (PP)TEMPORARY HAIR REMOVAL 2001 (PP)Identify multiple methods of temporary hair removal. 2002 (PP)Demonstrate multiple methods of temporary hair removal. 2003 Demonstrate an eyebrow waxing procedure. 2004 Demonstrate an upper lip waxing procedure. 2005 Demonstrate an eyebrow tweezing procedure. 2006 Name the conditions that contraindicate hair removal in the salon. 2100 (PP)SCALP TREATMENT 2101 (PP)Perform a basic scalp treatment on a client. 2102 (PP)Explain the use of electrical equipment during a scalp treatment. 2200 (PP)CARE OF ALL HAIR TYPES AND TEXTURES 2201 (PP)Select and apply styling products according to client's needs. 2202 (PP)Identify uses of specialty hairstyling equipment. 2203 (PP)Identify implements, equipment and products used with synthetic and human hair. 2204 (PP)Compare and contrast synthetic and human hair services. 2205 (PP)Perform application and styling services on wigs, hair pieces and extensions. 2206 Identify various hair extension methods. 2300 (PP)MAKE UP 2301 (PP)Apply basic daytime make-up on a client. 2302 (PP)Apply basic evening make-up on a client. 2303 (PP)Demonstrate corrective make-up techniques according to clients needs. 2304 (PP)Demonstrate knowledge of false eyelashes. 2305 Demonstrate fantasy makeup application.