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I love to come because it is like "Cheers" where everybody knows your
name!
I feel welcome and a valued customer.
I have no desire to go anywhere else for any of my hair/tanning needs!
Terri Brandon (School Client / Tanning Salon Client)
Top 5
Reasons I Like
Coming to MetrOasis®
5. Prices
can't be
beat. George Washington shades his eyes from the light when I open my
wallet.
4. You can go to lunch with your favorite hairdresser and she even does
your hair while you're eating.
3. Had a bad day?
Just go over to the cafe and read the menu, it's the only menu I've
ever read that makes me wish I had written it.
2. They have a man student and he's not even gay.
1. I like to set the example for scores of Anchorage women in my age
range.
It doesn't cost a lot to lose the waist length, parted down the middle,
gray frizzy look.
Gwen
Truax (School
Client)
Why do I
love MetrOasis®?
The answer is Sigel and Sue, of course, but why I love them is a whole
other essay... or book.
I do have
many more
answers to this question though. For instance, I love MetrOasis®
for the integrity, quality,
and fun I find there.
Sigel and Sue take the business of hair care seriously:
they have spent years learning the chemistry and care of hair, and the
products and techniques that make it beautiful.
There's no question in my mind that they are the most knowledgeable
hair care folks in town.
I trust
them, and that
is worth a lot to me.
They love
their work,
and understand the science and art that it is.
They
appreciate their
customers and want to make sure that their students,
the next generation of hair professionals, understand how important
product knowledge,
hair knowledge, and professional customer service is.
While I,
as a late
afternoon client, do not have a lot of experience with the training
aspect of MetrOasis®,
I can only hope that the students learn a tenth of what Sigel and Sue
have to teach them,
and believe that with them as teachers, the students can't go wrong!
MetrOasis® is almost a state of mind, a way of being, as much as a
hair salon/school.
The best way that I can explain that, besides about gushing about my
trust of their superior knowledge and service,
is to describe my personal favorite thing about MetrOasis®
(besides Sigel and Sue!): it's arty, fun, purely natural originality.
At a time when our culture seems to have been reduced to a sadly
uniform state of Wallmart, Mc Donald's,
clothing and cars festooned with the names of giant conglomerates, and
an endless, ever spreading,
unthinking embrace of whatever our neighbors are doing, no matter how
boring or even destructive,
MetrOasis® just shines with the originality and free-thinking of
which humans are actually capable.
Sigel and Sue have built MetrOasis® from the ground up relying on
their own good sense, hard study,
and artistry to build a completely unique business - a way of being!
They have designed and built the physical structure of the salon with
their own ideas and hard work,
and the salon is everywhere infused with Sue's gorgeous and delightful
artwork. Yes, art - that is the answer: MetrOasis®
is a work of art. It truly is an oasis, and I thank Sigel, Sue, and of
course Aly for it.
Absolutely
nothing can
ever come close to replacing it, and Anchorage is so lucky to have them.
Maureen
de Zeeuw
(Salon Client)
I've
been
coming to MetrOasis® for
years and
it seems just as I think things couldn't get any better,
the atmosphere more hip,
the service more satisfactory,
things always seem to surprise me and do get better!
Beyond my belief.
Thank you for your hard work and great service.
Tess Weaver (School Client)
I love MetrOasis®!
Sue and Sigel home school their daughter with great success!
The same success shows in their students.
The quality and service and student knowledge is always the same!
Excellent every time.
Thank you for your dedication to producing not only beautiful people on
the outside but their inside as well.
Cheri
Harris (School
Client)
I love
MetrOasis® because
it's
fun!
Sue, Sigel, and Aly are friendly and welcoming.
The students have been nothing but great.
Good people, good food, good service and products- who could possibly
go anywhere else!
I love you guys!
Bobbie Gossweiler (School Client)
I started
coming to
Sue and Sigel's location several years ago.
My daughter Bethany is really the one who got me started coming here,
mostly to tan.
Honestly, I came to your salon because you are very reasonably priced
and your salon is about a half mile from my home. BUT, the reason I've
continued to patronize your business has nothing to do with cost or
locale. It has everything
to do with the owners of the salon.
I can't tell you how much I appreciate Sue's gentle nature, easy going
attitude, ever present smile and friendly disposition. I would not want
to show up at a location where I did not feel welcome and appreciated.
Even though Sigel not as cute as Sue, he's also a very nice,
Christian man
and I am happy to give my business to these great folks. That's why I
continue to tan at their location. It's all about the people there.
Cindy Centofanti (Tanning Salon Client)
We love
the
atmosphere, the FACIALS!!! , the haircuts,
and the great way Sue and Sigel treat others AND each other.
And Dylan loves the Cajun food. One of my favorite places.
Thanks guys.
Diana Sanders (School Client, Cafe Customer, Tanning Salon Client)
A - Z
Amazing
prices.
Beautiful artwork.
Calm atmosphere (usually).
Daughter Aly.
Eating next door.
Fun operators.
Great management.
Haircuts: hip.
Ideals and standards.
Just plain relaxing.
"Klean".
Luxurious product.
Manicures: ummm.
Natural colors.
Olfactory stimulation.
Perms: yes!
Qualified students.
Ready, able and willing.
Sue and Sigel.
Totally friendly.
United staff.
Very helpful.
Work ethics.
Xcellent service.
Y doesn't everyone come?
(It would be a Zoo.)
Rosemarie Spencer (School Client)
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State
of Alaska Requirements
for
Licensure in the
Hairdressing Field
The
MetrOasis® Advanced Training Center follows the
State of Alaska's minimum requirements for completion of the
Hairdressing and Instructor Programs. The State's three
requirements are as follows:
1.
Students must be in attendance at a State approved Hairdressing School
for a minimum of 1650 hours for the Hairdressing Program, and a minimum
of 600 hours for the Instructor Program.
2. Students must fulfill the practical
operations and
hour requirements established by the Board of Barbers and Hairdressers
for the course chosen, either Hairdresser or Instructor.
3. Students must successfully complete
the State
Board Examination with a minimum grade of 75% in each facet of the
examination, relative to the course taken. Upon successful
completion of the examination and payment of all fees required by the
State of Alaska, the State of Alaska will issue the appropriate license
for the course taken.
This section will explain a bit about what
we teach.
Color Techniques
Color
has
become one of the most
important
services in the modern
salon. It's amazing that most schools don't
even
teach their students to formulate color.
I guess it takes too long in
those
"factory" type schools.
We use Allgretti and Italy color lines.
Why
do we
use Italian colors?
Because
they have the smallest
pigments,
which means they require less ammonia.
They
are
also the most vibrant, the
shiniest,
and the richest colors.
Isn't
that
what color is about anyway?
Sure
they
cost a little bit more.
It's
just
what you do when you're
striving to
be the best!
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Color
Certification
These are
a few of the many
different color techniques
we teach at the MetrOasis® Advanced Training Center. Each student
receives
their color certification in our basic Hairdressing course. This means
you won't have to get this advanced training after you graduate. I find
it truly sad when I see graduates show up at the state board exam and
copy
our student's foil highlight techniques and try and fake their test. It
is obvious from the bewildered look on their face that they have never
actually done a foil highlight. Some look as if they have never even
seen
one!
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Multi-Color
Foil Highlights
We do
foil highlight at
MetrOasis®.
Some schools teach out of the book how to do foil highlights, or they
may
do one in front of the class 1 or 2 times during theory hour.
MetrOasis®
students learn how to formulate their own colors, and do numerous foil
highlights on their own, during their training. This is training for a
job in a salon isn't it? Some salons do multi-color highlights and call
them "minking", or "marbleizing", or "dimensional highlights". What
ever?
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High-Lift
Color
We teach
our students how to
do
successful high-lift
color services, how to analyze their client's hair, and which colors
will
work with which type of hair type. We also teach our students how to
avoid
the "hot zone", and how to tell when a color manufacturer's color chart
is wrong.
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Deposit-Only
Color
We teach
our students how to
achieve deposit only
status using regular colors, and how to adjust each color for the
porosity
of their client's hair. We also teach how to avoid "brown out".
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Color
Glazes
We teach
our students how to
create color conditioners
and color glazes using their regular color. This skill is very
important
if you wish to pursue a career doing platform work.
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Semi-Permanent
Color
We use
several types of
semi permanent hair color,
and we also teach our students how to make their regular color line
semi-permanent.
We also teach our students when to use semi permanent color for a more
permanent effect on bleached hair.
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Demi-Permanent
Color
We offer
semi and demi
permanent
color to our
clients with gray hair, and we teach our students how to formulate
demi-permanent
colors for their clients whose hair color fades quickly.
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Multi-Porosity
Color
We
teach our students how to make
their own chemical
additives for both perms and colors. We also teach our students how to
adjust their color techniques for multi-porosity hair, and when to use
their custom mixed additives.
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Skip-Wave
/ Foil Highlight
We teach
our students how to
do a
perm and a foil
highlight during the same service. This techniques isn't even well
known
to stylists that have been doing hair for several years.
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Foil
Highlight / Free-Form
Haircut
We teach
our students how to
do a
haircut during
a foil highlight. This is a great time saver, and also a great way to
get
the interesting texture cuts you see in all the hair magazines.
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Still wondering why we're best beauty
school in Alaska?
Our
curriculum, our training,
and our
passion
make the
MetrOasis®
Advanced Training
Center
the
best school in Alaska.
Perm Techniques
Would
it
be fun to go to a restaurant
and be offered
a choice of
roast beef on white bread or a roast beef
on
a hoagie?
That's
a
lot like going into a lot of
salons.
They offer you a "basic" wrap on regular
perm
rods,
or a "spiral wrap" on regular rods.
Even
many
"designer" salons only offer 1
other
choice of a spiral perm on "hoop" rods.
Do
you really want to
work
every day in
a salon
and offer a
"regular" or
a "spiral" as
your
only
options
to your clients?
You're clients
won't!
How do perms work anyway?
Inside
your hair are
protein
structures
called alpha helix coils which are made up of two strings of amino
acids.
There are 23 different amino acids in each half of a coil.
There is one
Methionine and one Cysteine molecule on each of these halves,
that are
connected
to each other by way of a disulfide bond.
This means that for every set
of two polypeptide chains,
of 23 amino acids each, there are only two
disulfide
bonds available to create the pattern of curl within your hair.
The
ability
of these bonds to break and then reconnect are affected by reducing
agents.
Reducing agents are anything that can reduce the chemical structure of
your hair.
These agents can be sunlight, cheap over the counter
products,
home color, harsh treatment,
over stretching, etc..
Ever
wonder why
your
perms turn out sometimes and not sometimes?
It
could be the
products
you're
using!
The perm solution breaks down the disulfide bond between the
methionine
and cysteine amino acids
and allows the microfibrils to shift into the
pattern that you've created by wrapping the hair with perm rods.
As
the
bonds break, the hair relaxes into the new pattern.
Perm solution
contains
ammonia and thioglycholic acid.
The ammonia helps to open the cuticle
which
allows the perm solution to penetrate.
The thio breaks down the protein
structure and allows the shift to occur.
(Originally the acid used to
accomplish
this action was the digestive acid from a goat's stomach.)
Up
to 40% of
the bonds break down and reconnect in the new pattern.
After enough of
the bonds have been broken down, a test curl is taken to check the
progress
of the thio.
Then the hair is blotted.
This first blotting is very
important,
even though this step is missed by most hairdressers.
During the
perming
process the hair swells greatly, but slowly.
When
the hair is
rinsed,
the
hair swells again, but this time it swells so quickly that sometimes it
splits.
This causes a lot of damage.
This damage is called osmotic
pressure
damage.
If you blot the hair before you rinse, you reduce the diameter
of the hair.
Then when you rinse, the hair swells again, but only to
the
degree it was previously swollen by the thio.
This primary blotting
also
removes the ammonia while other perming chemicals are still in
suspension.
If you just rinse the hair without this first blotting, the ammonia is
removed almost immediately,
but the other perming chemicals are often
times
left in the hair leaving a terrible smell every time the hair gets wet.
For
very stubborn hair,
or hair that seems to absorb perm odors, a hot,
wrung out wet towel can be used to blot.
After blotting, the hair
should
be rinsed with very low pressure, very warm water.
The hair is in a
delicate
state at this point, and full pressure must be avoided.
The hair should
be rinsed for a full 5 minutes.
This is the most common problem with
perms,
that is, the blotting, rinsing, and blotting,
portion of the perm
service.
About
65% of perm
failures is due to poor blotting and rinsing.
After
rinsing,
the hair should be carefully blotted again.
If concave rods are used,
the
head should be rotated in several directions to allow the perm rods to
drain properly.
If Efalock or Bender rods are used this is not
necessary
because there are no holes in the rods to allow water to collect inside
the rods.
After blotting the hair, the newly permed hair should
be
exposed to gentle cool air, like a hood dryer.
This step is called cold
condensing.
Do not use heat.
This step allows the bonds to be in a
closer
proximity, and more bonds will reconnect.
After a minimum of 10
minutes
of cold condensing, the neutralizer should be applied.
Neutralizer
is
usually
about 4% hydrogen peroxide.
Be careful not to spray the neutralizer
with
too much force as it may bounce off the rods without penetrating well,
and you will get little bleached out spots on your clothes.
Finally,
after
five minutes, the rods can be gently removed.
The new curls should be
gently
freed from the perm rods without any pulling.
The hair can be rinsed
before
removing the rods, or after.
If
the wrap is
complicated,
I like to
rinse
after taking out the rods because I get to look for rods missed by the
neutralizer.
The
new curl pattern is
being held in place by the
hydrogen
bonds in the hair, until the disulfide bonds completely reharden, which
takes about 48 hours.
This is why you should
not wash
(or wet) your hair
for
48 hours.
Many
people don't
follow this advice, and they return and
complain
that their curl is weak.
Yes it is.
When you get your hair wet,
the
hydrogen
bonds are broken down, and you weaken your perm at it's most critical
state.
After 48 hours, you should recondition your hair with a reconstructor.
Your hair is very easy to damage during this 48 hour period.
Some
clients
stretch their hair, use curling irons, clips, scrunchies, rubber bands,
etc.
Some clients will even argue with you and demand that your iron
their
hair.
They will of course insist that you guarantee their perm, even
though
they refuse to follow your directions.
A simple rule I follow is that
if
you follow my directions, I will guarantee my work.
If you insist on
following
your directions, then you can guarantee the work.
And that, is the
short
version, of why perms curl your hair.
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Perm
Wraps
These
are a few of the many
different advanced
perming techniques we teach at the MetrOasis® Advanced Training
Center.
Each student receives their perm certification in our basic
Hairdressing
course. This means you won't have to get this advanced training after
you
graduate.
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Contour
We
will teach you how to do very
curly perms for
older clients that want as much curl as possible and don't want their
perm
to look like it's two months when they leave the salon.
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Condensed
We will
teach you how to
perm hair
for clients
that have enough natural body, and are only looking for end curl. Your
client will be able to perm their, get it cut three times, and the perm
is gone.
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Transfer-Down
We
will teach you how to do very
softer curl and
wave perms by perming on rollers and then transferring the hair to perm
rods to neutralize. An excellent choice for people wanting today's
"texture"
looks.
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transferee
We will
teach you how to do
larger
curl patterns
for people with finer hair by perming on rods and then transferring the
hair to rollers rods to neutralize. This allows people with fine hair
to
have a longer lasting curly or wavy perm for a longer time.
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Root
- Spiral
Most
salons will spiral perm your
hair. Then when
it starts to grow out, they re-spiral perm all of your hair again. When
your hair is long, you are perming hair that is several years old. It
has
also probably been permed several times. We protect the hair that has
curl,
and we only perm the new straighter hair. This gives you a better
looking
perm, and it avoids the damage that perming over the same hair over and
over does.
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Root
- Bender
We will
teach you how to
do
a root perm
with bender rods to provide movement or soft curl on short to medium
lengths
of hair. This is a great technique to add a bit more curl to wavy hair,
or to restore some of the curl that is sometimes lost when hair starts
to gray.
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Directional
We will
teach you to perm
your
client's hair in
a particular way to enhance or support your haircut and style. We can
even
teach you to enhance a color.
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Root-concave
We will
teach you to root
perm
your clients with
fragile or color treated hair instead of perming the colored portions
of
their hair, causing the color to wash out and their hair to become more
damaged.
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Patch-Work
We will
teach this rather
complicated wrap that
gives you a curl pattern within a wave pattern. It may take a couple of
attempts but this effect can not be accomplished in any other manner.
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Brick-Lay
We
will teach you how to wrap your
clients hair
so that no partings or sectioning marks can be seen. This is extremely
important for your clients that are having ethnic curls, or that have
thinning
hair.
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Bender
Directional
We
will teach you how to give your
clients that
soft customized curl they have been looking for and just can't seem to
find. This perm looks like naturally curly hair.
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Rag-Curl
Directional
We
will teach you how to do give
your clients
that same look they love by tying rags in their hair, without the
aggravating
uncomfortableness of having to sleep on rag curlers.
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Oval-Curl
Ever
notice that most natural curl
you see is
not really round, but rather oval shaped. We can teach you to perm oval
curls or waves into your client's hair using normal salon equipment and
products. This will keep your clients coming back for more!
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Air
Neutralized
Directional
We
will teach you how to rebond up
to 100% of
the bonds in your client's hair instead of only 40% like everyone else,
while giving your client that great custom look they love.
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Air
Neutralized
Spiral
We
will teach you how to do
incredible spiral
perms that last almost twice as long as usual, and the curls have more
definition and bounce.
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Spiral
We
will teach you how to do
remarkable spiral
perms. Not those tangly messes with curls going every which way. We
will
teach you how to create curls wrapped in a curl where each curl holds
it's
shape in a much stronger way!
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Transitional
Spiral
We
will teach you how to avoid
that terrible hanging
straight section so many spiral perms seem to suffer from. This is a
simple
technique that is often overlooked by most perm techs, either because
they
haven't been taught this technique or they don't have the proper
equipment.
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Double
Rod
We
will teach you how to do a perm
on long hair
where the hair is nearly as curly near the head as it is at the ends on
long heavy hair, or on long fine hair.
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Perm
Rods
Most
schools (and most salons for
that matter)
only have one type of perm rods, (and usually only a couple of sizes)
but
they want to create many different types of curl, waves, and textures.
MetrOasis® Advanced Training Center has
many different
kinds of rods. We use Efalock® rods, Bender
rods,
Hoop
rods, concave rods, straight rods, and even a couple we've made
ourselves.
We also use different items for perm rods to create unique looks, such
as chop-stick perm, and a trash-bag perm.
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Perm
Products
Many
schools use only one line of
perm products.
Some only use one or two perm products from one manufacturer! MetrOasis®
has the full line of Peter Hantz® perms and perm
support
products,
as well as perm products from Nucleic A®, ModaFini®,
ApplePectin®, CO-A Kinetics®,
Lamaur®,
Paul Brown®, Care Free Curl®, and
Wave Nuveau®,
Wella®, and some Italian lines as well.
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Haircutting
Techniques
Haircutting
has
undergone
several
major changes
the past few years.
You
can choose to
use this
fact to
your advantage,
or you can let it run over the top of
you.
You
get to decide
which,
by choosing
the right
school.
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Classic
0
degree Bob haircut
This
is the classic Bob that you
are used to seeing
on runways, and in expensive salons. No, this is not just combing the
hair
down and chopping it off. (That's the other guys). We teach this
haircutting
technique in the classic european style. There are several variations
of
this haircut also which include, incline, inverted (A-line), Swedish,
etc. etc..
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Classic
Elevated Bob
This
haircut is similar to the
classic Bob except
it is a bit lighter and swingier. This is a great technique for those
that
are tired of blowing the curl and movement our of their hair every
morning.
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Shattered
Bob
We
show our students specific ways
of shattering
the hard edge of this Bob haircut, without destroying and
deconstructing
the recognizable structure of a Bob. This haircut is a big hit with
younger
clients and those that are looking for a haircut to show-off their
multi-color
highlights.
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Layered
Bob
We
teach our students how to
maintain the familiar
shape of a Bob haircut, but also include layering in a specific area of
the Bob to increase volume and movement which gives heavy or tired hair
the lift it screams for.
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Shredded
Bob
By
using several tecturizing
techniques in the
PROPER way, we add movement and individualized pieces to the classic
Bob.
This isn't just chopping or tipping into the edge, this is determining
which hairs will go in which direction long before you ever reach for
your
blow dryer.
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Horizontal
Elevation
We teach
our students the
correct
way to do this
haircut without getting the mangled and chopped up effects that the
other
guys always end up with. How do we know this? Because we have fixed
hundreds
of them!
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Anti
Geometric
(Volumetric) Concave
This type
of cutting leaves
a soft
inward movement
with no or only slightly visible lines. This is one of our classic
"condensed
haircut collection".
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Anti
Geometric
(Volumetric) Convex
This
type of cutting leaves a soft
outward movement
with no visible lines. This is also one of our classic "condensed
haircut
collection".
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Geometric
Concave
This
type of cutting leaves a
harder inward movement
with visible to soft lines. This is another of our classic "condensed
haircut
collection".
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Geometric
Convex
This
type of cutting leaves a
harder outward
movement with no visible to very visible lines. This is another of our
classic "condensed haircut collection".
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TriMetric
(anti parabolic) Projection
Just
how do you go about blending
2" of hair with
18" of hair next to it with no choppy lines? Why, with the TriMetric
Projection
technique, what else?.
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Condensed
We
can
teach you how to combine a
specific haircut
with a specific perm wrap to either give you tons of natural looking
curls,
or to provide you with soft end curl only .
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Chipping
We
teach this technique to our
students so they
can break up hard lines around the face, redirect problem hair, and to
add height to a style, without leaving a jungle of new hairs to deal
with
on your next haircut, or to interfere with your next perm.
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Shredding
We
also teach our students how to
achieve the
shredded and separated section haircuts that are so popular in the
magazines
right now. This eliminates the need for heavy and sticky styling
produces,
and leaves your hair bouncy, sexy, and hot.
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Razor
We teach
our students
literally
dozens of razor
techniques. Not like the other guys that use that disgusting $1.99
razor
and just demonstrate it in front of the class. We only use "feather
razors",
and the most up to date techniques.
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Clipper
We teach
our students dozens
of
different clipper
haircuts, including how to do a "laser bob", "suicide bangs", and
utilize
various clipper tools such as the clipper comb, the flattopper comb,
and
Davis curve combs.
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Just
how do you do some of those
really "out there"
haircuts?
Come to school at
the
MetrOasis® Advanced Training Center
and
we'll show you. You could go
to one of the
assembly line schools and learn how to cut a bowling ball haircut if
you
want to? Nah! Be the best hairdresser you can be by going to the best
instructors!
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Communication
is
a key factor to
master
if you want
to be successful in the salon industry.
Will
you have the
skills?
Better
make sure!
L.S.C.P.A.
We
teach the L.S.C.P.A.
communication model at MetrOasis®, which is one of
our
most important communication models.
Listen
Share
Communicate
Permission
Action
This
model will help to empower
you to communicate with your clients in a consistent, efficient way.
This will give you more information regarding your clients desires than
any other method of communication. This communication model will help
you avoid miscommunication, mistakes, and wasted time. This
model
will give your clients consistent service, and build confidence of your
skills.
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Content
There
are various contents
of any communication encounter. MetrOasis®
teaches our
students what the
different contents of communication are, how to use them to do professional
consultations with your clients, and to provide better service to your
clients, and how to make more money as a hairdresser. We will teach you
how to use the "Big 3" contents, and how to avoid the other type of
communication that is a "business killer".
Ethos - group
oriented communication
Pathos - emotional
oriented communication
Logos - logical
oriented communication
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Style
Just
as in other things, people
have particular communication styles. The
successful
hairdresser learns how to communicate with all communication styles,
(not just their own). MetrOasis® will teach you how
to
identify each style, and how to incorporate each style into successful
communication, and how to build your clientele on a wide foundation of
client types. We will teach you how to "match & mirror" to make your clients more comfortable. We
will also
teach you how to communicate with each client in their own style, which
is a powerhouse technique in building a successful client base. We will
also teach you how to pace your communication with your client's.
Visual - visually
oriented communicator.
Auditory - auditory
oriented communicator.
Kinesthetic -
emotionally oriented communicator.
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Procedure
of Evidence
Why
do your clients believe what
they believe? How can this interfere with them getting the style they
really want? Each person has a procedure
of evidence
that enables them to
either accept or reject all the information they encounter. We will
teach you to communicate to your client's particular evidentiary
procedure so that you don't waste time on issues your clients don't
care about so that you have more time dealing with the issues your
client feels are important.
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MetrOasis®,
An Extraordinary School
By
combining these different
techniques and skills, we can teach you to be a master
communicator.
Don't
just be an average
hairdresser from an average beauty school.
Let
MetrOasis® teach you to be extraordinary!
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