Credits A combination of theory and laboratory classes serve to prepare the student for future clinic and customer experiences. Subjects covered include the theory of sanitation, safety, personal hygiene, ethics, law, dermatology, trichology, anatomy, cosmetic chemistry, therapeutic electricity and light therapy, barbering and professional preparedness. Practical skill development includes shampooing, scalp treatments, manicuring, facials, permanent waving, chemical relaxing, hair styling, hair cutting, hair coloring and barbering techniques.
Special emphasis is placed on assuring thorough development of the basic skills.
Special emphasis is placed on manipulative skills and the application of cosmetology and barbering techniques covered in Cosmetology I. Clinic experiences include providing client services, retail promotions and receptionist duties. During this term, skills and proficiencies are further developed by providing the wide range of client-related services. Emphasis is on consultations, proper business practices, professional attitudes and refining techniques that will assure employment, entry-level competence and preparedness for Wisconsin's licensing examination. This course examines the role of law enforcement officers. The philosophy and history of the criminal justice system constitutional limitations and the processes of United States justice are covered.