1. (1) Objective:

   To change the client’s hair color through the the use of semi-permanent, permanent, and lightening products following proper steps to safeguard the client in giving the desired service.

2. (2) Learning Objectives:

   1. (a) To discriminate between primary, secondary, tertiary and competing colors;
   2. (b) To understand the nature of light in relation to color services;
   3. (c) To define the hair coloring terms and chemicals to be used;
   4. (d) To describe the chemical effects on the hair;
   5. (e) To identify the seven stages of hair lightening;
   6. (f) To identify the toning colors;
   7. (g) To describe the special techniques and procedures used in achieving the color or lightening service for the client following acceptable safety precautions;
   8. (h) To understand the mixing of chemicals, their advantages and disadvantages;
   9. (i) To evenly apply a semi-permanent color using proper safety precautions;
   10. (j) To follow label directions using proper safety precautions in applying a permanent hair color to the client’s hair;
   11. (k) To use safety precautions and follow label directions in applying virgin bleach and a bleach retouch; and
   12. (l) To describe the steps in achieving special lightening effects.

3. (3) Performance Objectives:

   1. (a) To select and apply semi-permanent colors;
   2. (b) To test hair for metallic salts;
   3. (c) To select and apply a virgin tint to lighten or darken hair;
   4. (d) To select and apply a tint retouch;
   5. (e) To select and apply a virgin bleach;
   6. (f) To select and apply a bleach retouch;
   7. (g) To streak, frame, frost, paint the hair using lightening techniques; and
   8. (h) To properly select and tint hair back to its original color, either lighter or darker.

Rulemaking Authority 477.016, 477.019(2)(c)2. FS. Law Implemented 477.019(2)(c)2. FS. History–New 11-2-80, Formerly 21F-22.11, Amended 12-17-90, Formerly 21F-22.011, Amended 11-24-20.