Hair+Avant+Garde+Look


 * [[image:2010_AS_Inca.jpg align="right"]]Hair – Avant Garde **

Avant Garde refers to people or works that are experimental or innovative, particularly with respect to art, culture, and politics. Avant-garde represents a pushing of the boundaries of what is accepted as the norm or the status quo.

Model: Inca Photographer: Anthony Smith
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You are currently practicing Braiding and Long hair up- styling in class. You will need to take photos of your hairstyles. This information will be collated and you will need to edit adding your design to the Millennium Hair and Beauty Course website.

|| Prior knowledge of drying hair to shape, braiding and Long hair techniques plus your practical capabilities have been determined prior to your participation. || **Learning Outcome** || At the end of this session you should/will be able to select and apply a hair weave using the wet weave technique, dry weave technique or double sided technique as a guide. Apply your creativity using one of the techniques you have acquired from blow-drying, thermal styling, using hot curlers, hot tongs, straighteners, hair styling and braiding include one of these techniques to finish off your look. You will have an understanding of weaving the hair styles using current techniques for your hairstyles category. ||
 * **Note**

There are three categories for designing the hair weave look. For this activity you will need to access a manikins head using long hair which has been freshly washed or clean and dry. You are invited to try all of the techniques once you have seen the student and teacher demonstrations.


 * **@1st look** Bronte Kent’s photographic weave on blonde hair dry clean hair, using the side weave technique. This weave is continuously taken from one side and continuously woven from the starting point.


 * **@2nd look** Jodie Knight’s wet weave and styling products, using the side weave technique is a **contemporary look**, modern in style and design. This weave is continuously taken from one side and continuously woven from the starting point.


 * **@3rd look** Katrina Hatfield’s double sided weave on dry hair. In this braid, sections are taken from both sides of the head, continuously moving from one side to the other (just like basket weaving).

Model: Belinda Photographer: Dom Petterwood Stylist: Bronte Kent
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For the following activities you will need:


 * A manikins head and clamp plus styling products, tail comb, elastics.
 * You will need to include a few step by step pictures after you have had some practice runs. Use a picture for each category once you have completed each category. Add your photos to this wiki on your personal page in your photo gallery.
 * You will need to label the style; whether it represents 1st weave (dry hair), 2nd weave (wet look) or 3rd weave (double sided).
 * Describe how you created each of your gallery weave looks, include the techniques and products for the hairstyle.
 * All of this information needs to be stored on your wiki page in your gallery portfolio.

You will be asked to **CREATE** three of the research looks. You can design your manikin hair however you would like to accentuate the weave, for example Bronte chose to have her weave across the face. You can have the weave starting at the crown, curl the remainder of the hair and create an up style that frames the weave or have something more simple.

**Complete the following activities**, click on the link and it will open in a new window (you can print if required).

 * [[image:Todo.png width="204" height="204" caption="1st Activity" link="@Avant Garde 1st Activity"]] || [[image:Todo.png width="204" height="204" caption="2nd Activity" link="@2nd Activity"]] || [[image:Todo.png width="204" height="204" caption="Practical Activity" link="@Practical Activity"]] ||

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