005 Create a look using colour. Connect activity Words from word bag.

005 Create a look using colour

Connect activity

Words from word bag

Aims and Outcomes

• Introduce the learners to importance of colour

• Explain what a mood board is

• By the end of todays session you will • Understand what a mood board is• collated ideas for your mood board • Created a mood board

Complimentary coloursColour is important in the hair and beauty sector. Colours compliment each other. When some colours are placed next to each other they can appear brighter. Think of services in the salon when we use colour to? Example eye makeup. Work in pairs and list some services.

Which picture looks more appealing?

Task

• Think of services in the hair and beauty salons when we have to think of colour?

• Example eye makeup.

• Work in pairs and list some services.

You are required to create a look on a peer

• You are required to produce a mood board

• What do I mean by mood board?

• A mood board is a type of poster design that may consist of images, text, and samples of objects in a composition of the choice of the mood board creator.

• Designers and other professionals use mood boards to develop their design and to communicate to other members of the design team.

Mood board

• What is your inspiration for your mood board

• Your mood should show a total look using colour

• On your mood board you should have the following• Hair colour (colour to complement the outfit) • Make up • Clothes• Nails• Jewellery • Shoes• Accessories

Mood board

• You can create your mood board on computer or on paper/card the choice is yours

• Try to make your mood board interesting

Mood boards

Mood board

Mood board

Create a total look

• You will use your mood board to create a total look in the salon.

• You will have your photo taken as evidence for unit 005

• Well done

Recall and Review

What is a mood board?

Why do we need to consider colour in the hair or beauty salon?

Name two colours that compliment each other?

Have you completed your mood board?