Grade

7/8

TLE-HE HAIRDRESSING
Module 5

Perform Post Service Activities

 Prepared by:

ELAECA C. ABEN

Juan G. Macaraeg National High School

 TLE – HE HAIRDRESSING
GRADE 7/8
MODULE 5 - WEEK 5

Welcome to the world of Hairdressing!

This module covers 1 lesson that a Grade 9 Technology and Livelihood Education
(TLE) student like you ought to understand.

As shown below, the Lesson is directed to the attainment of one learning outcome:

Lesson 6 –Perform Post Service Activities

Hazardous Waste Best Practices

The most important first step salon or spa owners and managers should take is making sure a
waste management compliance program is set in place. Below are several best practices for
bagging, separating and storing hazardous waste items that will help ensure the safety and
compliance of your program:

 Properly seal items. Prior to storing any hazardous waste items in a bin, place them
individually in a sealed plastic bag. This will keep items from mixing and causing a reaction.

 Use separate bins. Incompatible hazardous waste items must remain separate. It’s
recommended to use designated bins for each type of hazardous waste category: aerosols and
flammables, toxics, corrosive acidic, corrosive alkaline (basic), oxidizers and universal waste.

 Label containers properly. Once the initial item is placed within a bin, label the container as
hazardous waste and also include the accumulation start date and an indication of the
hazardous characteristic of the waste. Should an inspector ever visit your salon, proper
labeling is one of the first things they will evaluate.

 Scout a safe storage area. Store accumulation bins in a dedicated, clean and neatly
organized hazardous waste area. Make sure bins are stored away from heavy traffic areas,
electrical panels, and perishable or consumable product storage and dock doors.

What Are The Two Types of Salon Waste?

1. Clinical waste  includes items such as wax strips, pads, cotton wool buds,

and others tools used for treatments, like electrolysis and microderm
abrasion.

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  Clinical waste splits into subcategories, including hazardous
waste (like sharps), offensive waste (items potentially contaminated in bodily fluids)
and pharmaceutical waste.
 These waste products have to be kept separate and in individual bins. No throwing
needles and cotton buds together. Remember, contaminated or potentially harmful
wastes fall under strict disposal regulations. 
 What is General Salon Waste?
2. General waste is what is says on the tin. If it doesn’t fit into any other type of
Waste Management (like clinical waste, shredding, bulky waste, washroom
waste or recycling), then it’s “general” and good for the standard bin. 

5 Quick Steps to Better Waste Management

1. Measure your waste

It is easier to manage and track your improvement on something that is measured.

Start by recording the types and quantities of waste materials generated within your business.

2. Reduce- To reduce the amount of waste going to landfill, consider:

 can waste be avoided or reduced by the way you procure goods and services or by
changing your business operations?

 does another local business have a use for the waste materials produced by your
business?

 what materials can be targeted for recycling?

3. Recycle

Find out what options are available locally for business recycling.

4. Collection services

It is a good idea to find out how levy fees will be managed by your waste service provider,
and find out more about your waste collection services—how it impacts your ability to
recycle and what options are available to you.

5. Separating waste

It’s important to ensure that waste is correctly separated for recycling. Putting the wrong
waste in contaminates the recycling. Check out the free-to-download recycling signage to
help businesses communicate correct recycling and waste separation behaviours.

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THE FIVE BASIC RULES FOR YOUR SALON!
  
1. KEEP YOUR DESK AND SALON CLEAN
Untidy work areas that have not been well cleaned attract bacteria. Even a
desk that may look nice and tidy at first sight may be a breeding ground for bacteria if it is
not given a regular and thorough cleaning using the right antibacterial products.
TIP: Use an all-purpose disinfectant to clean your salon and your desk. Use a spray
disinfectant between each customer and dry it off with a clean cloth. 

2. WASH YOUR HANDS REGULARLY WITH GENTLE HAND SOAP

Make sure you wash your hands regularly and certainly between customers.

3. DISINFECT YOUR CUSTOMERS’ HANDS WITH PRO SEPTIC

In addition to your own hands, it’s also important to disinfect your
customers’ hands thoroughly. Their feet as well of course if you are giving them a pedicure.

 
4. DESINFECT YOUR YOUR EQUIPMENT WITH CLINILOTION

5. REPLACE YOUR EQUIPMENT REGULARLY

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 Enough is enough, even for files with a long lifespan. However there are
other pieces of equipment that need to be replaced often (sometimes very often). 

l. Direction: Read and analyze the questions and choose the letter of the
correct answers. Write your answers on the space provided before each number.
______1. It is conceived to dis infect equipment without using a sterilizer.
a. Oil b. Lotion c. Clinilotion d. Setting Lotions
______2. Includes items such as wax strips, pads, cotton wool buds, and others tools used for
treatments, like electrolysis and microderm abrasion.
a. Clinical waste b. hazardous waste c. general waste d. waste
segregation
______3. Refer to items potentially contaminated in bodily fluids.
a. Clinical waste b. hazardous waste c. general waste d. offensive waste

______4. Which of the following is not classified as General waste?

a.clinical waste b. bulky waste c. washroom waste d. none of

these

______5. All of these are examples of clinical wastes except:

a. Bathroom waste b. hazardous waste c. general waste d. offensive waste

I. Direction: Find the 5 cleaning and sterilizing agents used in Waste Management . It
can be diagonally, vertically, and horizontally.
O O C L I N I L O T I O N S Z
A E A R S P Q N O H I E F S A
C N R Q T O R M P G J D R Y B
D L B U U N S L Q F K O G X L
D I S I N F E C T A N T P P P
O O P O V S U J S C L B I V T
M R R N W L V G E L S A J U I
G E N T L E H A N D S O A P S
N Z Y L Y J O I U C N Y W S N
A X S K Z R X H V B O X A R S
D C C J P I Y G W A P W X Q C
E B D T A H Z M O U S S E S D
A N T I B A C T E R I A L O O

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 A E E H C F B E L Y R U L O F
H D F G D E C D S X S T M N G

II. Direction: Write TRUE if the statement is correct and FALSE if the statement is
incorrect. Write your letters on the space provided.

________1. Replace equipment in the salon at least once a year.

________2.It is a good idea to find out how levy fees will be managed by your waste service
provider,

________3. I t is enough to clean the tables even if there is no sanitizer.

________4. Clinical wastes are not hazardous to health.

________5. Clean and sanitize the salon after work.

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TLE – HE / GRADE 7/8 - HAIRDRESSING

MODULE 5 - WEEK 5

Name: _____________________________________ Date:

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Grade/Section: _______________________________ Score: ____________

Part I. Direction: Match column A with column B.

A B

_____1.conceived to dis infect equipment without using a sterilizer. a` clinilotion

_____2.examples of clinical waste b. hazardous waste

_____3.example of general waste c.washroom waste

_____4.items potentially contaminated in bodily fluids d. bulky waste

_____5. Includes items such as wax strips, pads, cotton wool bud e. offensive waste

Part II. Direction: Arrange the following steps in applying finishing touches. First step will
be mark as number 1, second step is number 2, and so on.

______ Check to be sure the hair in front of the ears is cut to the same level in relation to the
ears.

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______ Give your patron a hand mirror with them faced away from the back bar. If needed,
help them adjust the mirror so they can see the back of their head appear in the big mirror.
Slowly turn the chair to the left and right so they can see both sides of their head. At this
point, my usual comment is to say: “I have plenty of time to make any changes you may
want.”

______ A final look has you behind the patron as they face the back bar. See if both sides are
in balance (not “bulging” out on one side or the other), and the bangs are as intended. Touch
up as needed. Make eye contact as you THANK them.

______ After finishing a great haircut, one that has been cut according to what was agreed on
beforehand, there are a few more things to get it done RIGHT.

______ If you see any long eyebrow hairs, ask if they would like them trimmed. Do the same
for ear hair–both inside the “nub” and on the top and outside edges of the ear. Check for hair
that may protrude from the nostrils.

I. Direction: Read and analyze the question given. Explain briefly. (5 pts. each)
1. What is the importance of knowing the proper waste disposal in salon?

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2. How will you maintain cleanliness in the salon?

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