Milady’s Standard Cosmetology DVD Series
A Letter from Milady
Dear Educator:
Congratulations on using the first DVD program designed for basic cosmetology
instruction! You are joining the cutting edge in cosmetology education by teaching with a
product that’s easy to use, visually exciting, and organized in a way that’s conducive to
learning. The best and brightest in the industry came together to create the content of
these three DVDs, and you’ll be surprised at the way your students respond to the
DVDs’ looks and sounds, as well as to their top-notch instructional value.
The DVDs coordinate with each of the six parts of the Milady’s Standard Cosmetology
textbook, making classroom instruction come alive. A “map” of each DVD is included in
this guide to help you use the DVD Series with the textbook. The guide also explains the
many features and benefits of the DVDs and offers suggestions and advice for use in the
classroom.
Our hope is that you’ll find the DVDs enriching for your students and convenient for you,
and we encourage you to share your suggestions for making them even better the next
time around. This is a new technology that Milady is pleased to introduce, and we offer it
to you in the spirit of support for you and your students.
Sincerely,
Dawn Gerrain
President, Milady
Delmar Learning, a Thomson company
dawn.gerrain@delmar.com
Milady’s Standard Cosmetology
DVD Series
Instructor’s Guide
This set of three DVD disks (DVD5—4.7 GB disks) contains more than five hours of new
video footage associated with each of the six parts of Milady’s Standard Cosmetology
textbook. The DVDs are designed for use by the instructor in the classroom to illustrate
and reinforce learning of the basic skills, procedures, and practices required for licensure
and employment. The disks are packaged in an easily storable, attractive album.
Developed for set-top DVD players, this product will also play on a variety of computerbased DVD software packages. A DVD-capable drive is necessary. Some functionality
may be sacrificed, depending on the software used.
Previewing the disks fully and becoming familiar with their capabilities before use in the
classroom are recommended.
Advantages of DVD Over Video
DVD technology offers many advantages not found in videos. One is its quick and easy
access to any section of content on a disk. Arranged more like a filing system than a
start-to-finish video, the content can be selected from menus, eliminating the need for
rewinding and fast forwarding. And the content is nonlinear, which means it’s much more
quickly accessible than on VHS.
Another advantage is the broadcast-quality visual content on DVD. This means a
remarkably clearer picture and more vibrant, true-to-life color that video cannot offer.
Audio quality is also sharper and clearer than video soundtracks, which can often distort
sound. On DVD, the audio is equivalent to that of CDs.
Videos do not provide true freeze-frame capability, while on DVD, you can pause the
action anywhere and see a crystal-clear picture, benefiting you and your students in the
classroom. Most DVD players also offer zoom functions, which allow you to isolate and
enlarge a portion of the video content.
Special Features
Designed for use by instructors, all features are accessible through the standard DVD
remote included with all DVD players. Further instructions appear on-screen to help
guide you through the interactive sections.
English and Spanish Capabilities
The audio track for all three disks is available in either English or Spanish. In addition,
subtitles can be shown in either language, independent of the audio track selected. It is
possible to select English audio with Spanish subtitles at the same time, allowing you to
customize the best presentation for your particular classroom profile.
How to Access: To select a language and subtitles, click on “Settings” on the
main menu that appears after inserting the disk. From this menu, select the “subtitle”
menu item and choose the subtitle version you want. Then press “enter” on the remote.
Repeat the above steps to select an audio language.
Multi-angle Scenes
Viewing any hairstyling procedure from a single angle limits what you can see. That is
why most of the procedures in the Hair Care section have alternate angles available for
view. This feature is indicated by a movie camera logo in the lower right corner of the
screen.
How to Access: To switch to an alternate angle, press the “angle” button found
on the DVD remote during a procedure in which the alternate angle logo appears on the
screen. The camera view will change within a moment or two. The audio track continues
uninterrupted when the angle changes.
Wrong Way/Right Way
Available in “Your Professional Image” and “Preparing for the Job Interview” sections,
these instructor-led video segments first show an interaction that is flawed, followed by
the same situation that is handled correctly. During the flawed interaction, you may
interrupt the video by pressing the “enter” button on the remote, and a series of multiplechoice questions will appear for class discussion. By allowing you to interrupt with
discussion questions wherever you choose, the DVD provides an interactive teaching
tool that you direct, putting you in control of the lesson.
How to Access: To access the questions, press the “enter” button on the DVD
remote and follow the on-screen instructions. Once the series of questions have been
answered correctly, the video will resume playback. If the “enter” button is never
pressed, you can view the video segment uninterrupted.
Organization of Content on DVDs
Following is the “table of contents” for each disk. The column on the left lists the DVD
segment, and directly to the right in the other column is the corresponding section in the
textbook. Refer to this and to the maps provided to locate a particular subject. Then
insert the proper disk into the DVD player. Once you arrive at the main menu, go directly
to the video you want to display.
NOTE
It is important that you only “pause” and NOT “stop” the disk from playing. Stopping the
disk prevents it from loading its navigation cues into the DVD player, and changing
language and subtitle preferences at random.
Once you have started the disk and selected the language and subtitles you
would like to view, only use the “pause,” “fast forward,” “rewind,” and “menu” buttons.
This will ensure the proper viewing experience.
Milady’s Standard Cosmetology DVD Series
Disk 1
FBI Warning
Thomson/Delmar Learning logo
Series Opening
Main Menu
Orientation
The Field of Cosmetology
History of Cosmetology
Life Skills
Your Professional Image
Cosmetology Sciences
Infection Control
Levels and Types of Decontamination
Controlling Blood Spills
Controlling Blood Spills: Client
Controlling Blood Spills: Stylist
Hair Care
Haircutting
Haircutting Preparation
Lines and Angles
Analysis and Consultation
Tools and Ergonomics
Shampooing and Conditioning
Basic Techniques
Basic Techniques Intro
Shears over Comb
Angle 1
Angle 2
Point Cut
Angle 1
Angle 2
Notching
Angle 1
Angle 2
Free-hand Notching
Angle 1
Angle 2
Slithering or Effilating
Angle 1
Angle 2
Slicing
Angle 1
Angle 2
Slide Cutting
Angle 1
Angle 2
Texturizing
Angle 1
Angle 2
The Weight Line
Angle 1
Angle 2
Tapering
Angle 1
Angle 2
Basic Haircuts
Basic Haircuts Intro
Blunt
Angle 1
Angle 2
Graduated
Angle 1
Angle 2
Layered (see NOTE at right)
Angle 1
Angle 2
Settings
Credits
Men’s Clipper Cut
Haircutting Safety and Sanitation
Language Select
Subtitles Off/On
Milady
Fabian & Baber
Sources and Locations
Milady’s Standard Cosmetology
Below are the page numbers on which the correlating content begins
in the textbook. Page numbers in boldface indicate procedures.
PART 1: ORIENTATION (p. 2)
Chapter 1: Cosmetology: The History and Opportunities (p. 5)
Chapter 2: Life Skills (p. 22)
Chapter 3: Your Professional Image (p. 46)
PART 2: COSMETOLOGY SCIENCES (p. 91)
Chapter 5: Infection Control: Principles and Practice (p. 92)
Blood Spill Disinfection (p. 116)
Also, PART 5: NAIL CARE Procedure for Handling Blood Spills
(p. 789)
PART 3: HAIR CARE (p. 199)
Chapter 11: Haircutting (p. 280)
Haircutting p. 283
Lines and Angles (p. 286)
Client Consultation (p. 290)
Haircutting Tools (p. 294); Holding Your Tools (p. 295)
Chapter 10: Shampoo, Rinsing, and Conditioning (p. 254)
Chapter 11: Haircutting (p. 280)
Other Cutting Techniques (p. 325)
Shears-over-Comb (p. 239)
Point Cutting (p. 331)
Notching (p. 331)
Free-hand Notching (p. 332)
Slithering (p. 332)
Slicing (p. 332)
Slide Cutting (p. 329)
Texturizing (p. 331, 333)
Basic Haircuts (p. 300)
Tapering (p. 334, figure 11-196; p. 336)
Basic Haircuts (p. 330)
Blunt haircut (p. 300, 302, 303)
Graduated haircut (p. 301, 310, 311)
Layered haircut (p. 301, 317, 318)
NOTE: Long Layered Haircut is one of the four main types of
cuts, but since it is a variation on the Layered Haircut, no additional
video content is included for it.
Men’s Basic Clipper Cut (p. 338, 339)
Safety in Haircutting (p. 299)
Milady’s Standard Cosmetology DVD Series
Disk 2
FBI Warning
Thomson/Delmar Learning logo
Series Opening
Main Menu
Hairstyling
Hairstyling Intro
Curling
Finger Waving Procedure
Pin Curl Procedure
Roller Curl Procedure
Intro
Angle 1
Angle 2
Blow-dry Styling Procedure
Long Hairstyles
Thermal Waving with Conventional Iron
Curling with Electric Thermal Iron
Soft Hair Press
Fishtail Braid
Basic Cornrows
Intro
Angle 1
Angle 2
Basic Cornrows with Extensions
Intro
Angle 1
Angle 2
Single Braids with Extensions
Intro
Angle 1
Angle 2
Hairstyling Safety and Sanitation
Chemical Texture Services
Chemical Texture Services Intro
Permanent Waving Theory and Chemistry
Basic Perm Procedure
Double-tool Perm Wrap
Intro
Angle 1
Angle 2
Spiral Perm Wrap
Intro
Angle 1
Angle 2
Basic Relaxer Procedure
Haircoloring
Haircoloring Intro
Haircoloring Chemistry and Theory
Haircoloring Preparation
Semipermanent Haircoloring
Permanent Haircoloring
Permanent Haircoloring Intro
Angle 1
Angle 2
Lightening with Foils
Lightening with Foils Intro
Angle 1
Angle 2
Haircoloring Safety and Sanitation
Settings
Language Select
Subtitles Off/On
Credits
Milady
Fabian & Baber
Sources and Locations
Milady’s Standard Cosmetology
Below are the page numbers on which the correlating content
begins in the textbook. Page numbers in boldface indicate
procedures.
PART 3: HAIR CARE (continued)
Chapter 12: Hairstyling (p. 346)
Finger Waving (p. 351); Horizontal Finger Waving (p. 354)
Pin Curls (p. 358); Carved or Sculpted Curls (p. 362)
Roller Curls (p. 365); Wet Set with Rollers (p. 367)
Blow-dry Styling (p. 373, 380)
Styling Long Hair (p. 379);
Thermal Hairstyling (p. 387); Thermal Waving (p. 397)
Thermal Curling with Electric Thermal Irons (p. 400)
Thermal Hair Straightening (p. 409); Soft Pressing for Normal
Curly Hair (p. 413)
Chapter 13: Braiding and Braid Extensions
Fishtail Braid (p. 431, 439)
Cornrows (p. 441); Basic Cornrows (p. 447)
Cornrows with Extensions (p. 441, 449)
Single Braids with Extensions (p. 444)
Safety Measures (p. 407)
Chapter 15: Chemical Texture Services (p. 484)
The Structure of Hair (p. 487)
Permanent Waving Procedures (p. 506); Basic Perm (p. 510)
Double-tool (Piggyback) Technique (p. 507, 521)
Spiral Perm Technique (p. 507, 523)
Chemical Hair Relaxing Procedures (p. 529, 530, 535)
Chapter 16: Haircoloring (p. 544)
Color Theory (p. 548)
Consultation (p. 559)
Semipermanent Haircolor (p. 554, 569)
Permanent Haircolor (p. 555, 573)
Foil Technique (p. 584)
Special Effects Haircoloring with Foil (p. 586)
Haircoloring Safety Precautions (p. 598)
Milady’s Standard Cosmetology DVD Series
Disk 3
FBI Warning
Thomson/Delmar Learning logo
Series Opening
Main Menu
Skin Care
Hair Removal
Hair Removal Intro
Eyebrow Arching
Leg Waxing
Epilation Safety and Sanitation
Facials and Histology of the Skin
Skin Care
Facial Anatomy
Basic Facial
Skin Care Safety and Sanitation
Facial
Facial Makeup Color Theory
Basic Makeup Procedures
Basic Makeup Eye Option 1
Basic Makeup Eye Option 2
Makeup Safety and Sanitation
Nail Care
Nail Care Intro
Plain Manicure
Pedicure
Nail Safety and Sanitation
The Business of Cosmetology
Your New Career
Preparing for the Job Interview
Wrong Way/Right Way Q&A
On the Job
Upselling Example #1
Upselling Example #2
Upselling Example #3
Settings
Language Select
Subtitles On/Off
Credits
Milady
Fabian & Baber
Sources and Locations
Milady’s Standard Cosmetology
Below are the page numbers on which the correlating content
begins in the textbook. Page numbers in boldface indicate
procedures.
PART 4: SKIN CARE
Chapter 18: Hair Removal (p. 630)
Permanent Hair Removal (p. 636)
Temporary Methods of Hair Removal (p. 636)
Tweezing Eyebrows (p. 640); Hot Waxing: Eyebrows (p. 643)
Body Waxing (p. 646)
Contraindications (p. 634); Cleanup & Sanitation (p. 639-645)
Chapter 19: Facials (p. 652)
Basic Classification & Chemistry of Skin Care Products (p. 655)
Chapter 6: Anatomy and Physiology
Bones of the Face (p.138); Muscles of the Face (p.142)
Chapter 19: Facials (p. 652); Basic Facial (p. 678, 679)
Caution Boxes Throughout Chapter 19
Chapter 20: Facial Makeup (p. 694)
Makeup Color Theory (p. 706)
Professional Makeup Application (p. 713)
Special-occasion Makeup for Eyes, Option 1 (p. 718)
Special-occasion Makeup for Eyes, Option 2 (p. 718)
Safety Precautions (p. 732)
PART 5: NAIL CARE
Chapter 22: Manicuring and Pedicuring
Plain Manicure (p. 773)
Plain Pedicure (p. 786)
Safety Rules in Manicuring and Pedicuring (p. 785)
PART 6: THE BUSINESS OF COSMETOLOGY
Chapter 24: The Salon Business
Chapter 25: Seeking Employment
Arranging the Employment Interview (p. 875); Interview
Preparation (p. 877); The Interview (p. 880)
Chapter 26: On the Job
Discover the Selling You (p. 903)
Milady DVD 1 Outline
Main Menu
Orientation
Thomson/Delmar
Splash
FBI Warning
Safety
Series Opening
Hair Care
Main Menu
Settings
Credits
The Field of
Cosmetology
Infection Control
Haircutting
Language Select
Milady
History of
Cosmetology
Levels and Types
of
Decontamination
Haircutting
Preparation
Subtitles On/Off
Fabian/Baber
Life Skills
Controlling Blood
Spills
Lines & Angles
Your Professional
Image
Controlling Blood
Spills: Client
Analysis &
Consultation
Controlling Blood
Spills: Stylist
Sources and
Locations
Tools &
Ergonomics
Shampooing &
Conditioning
Basic Techniques
Sub
Menu
Basic Haircuts
Key
Sub
Menu
= Transition between Menus
Red = Menu/Menu Items
Men’s Clipper Cut
Haircutting Safety
& Sanitation
1 of 3
Milady DVD 1 Outline
Basic Techniques Menu
Main
Menu
Basic Techniques
Basic Techniques
Shears Over
Comb
Point Cut
Notching
Free-Hand
Notching
Slithering or
Effilating
Slicing
Side Cutting
Texturing
The Weight Line
Tapering
Angle 1
Angle 1
Angle 1
Angle 1
Angle 1
Angle 1
Angle 1
Angle 1
Angle 1
Angle 1
Angle 2
Angle 2
Angle 2
Angle 2
Angle 2
Angle 2
Angle 2
Angle 2
Angle 2
Angle 2
2 of 3
Milady DVD 1 Outline
Basic Haircuts Sub-Menu
Main
Menu
Basic Haircuts
Basic Haircuts
Blunt Cut
Graduated Cut
Layered Cut
Angle 1
Angle 1
Angle 1
Angle 2
Angle 2
Angle 2
3 of 3
Milady DVD 2 Outline
Main Menu
Main Menu
Hairstyling
Chemical Texture
Services
Sub
Menu
Chemical Texture
Services
Haircoloring
Permanent
Waving Theory &
Chemistry
Haircolor
Chemistry &
Theory
Basic Perm
Procedure
Haircolor
Preparation
Double-Tool Perm
Wrap
(Intro + Alt Angles)
Semi-Permanent
Haircoloring
Spiral Perm Wrap
(Intro + Alt Angles)
Basic Relaxer
Procedure
Haircoloring
Settings
Credits
Language Select
Milady
Subtitles On/Off
Fabian/Baber
Sources and
Locations
Permanent
Haircoloring
(Intro + Alt Angles)
Lightening with
Foils
(Intro + Alt Angles)
Haircoloring Safety
and Sanitation
1 of 2
Milady DVD 2 Outline
Main Menu
Hairstyling
Hairstyling
(intro)
Curling
Blow Dry Styling
Procedure
Long Hairstyles
Thermal Waving
with Conventional
Iron
Curling with
Electric Thermal
Irons
Soft Hair Press
Finger Waving
Procedure
Pin Curl Procedure
Roller Curls
Procedure
(Intro + Alt Angles)
Fishtail Braid
Basic Cornrows
(Intro + Alt Angles)
Basic Cornrows
with Extensions
(Intro + Alt Angles)
Single Braids with
Extensions
(Intro + Alt Angles)
Hairstyling Safety
and Sanitation
2 of 2
Milady DVD 3 Outline
Main Menu
Main Menu
Skin Care
Hair Removal
Facials and History of
the Skin
Nail care
Settings
Nail Care
Your New Career
Language Select
Plain Manicure
Preparing for the
Job Interview
Subtitles On/Off
Credits
Facial
Skin Care
Makeup
Pedicure
Eyebrow Arching
Facial Anatomy
Facial Makeup
Color Theory
Nail Safety and
Sanitation
Leg Waxing
Basic Facial
Basic Makeup
Procedures
Epilation Safety
and Sanitation
Skin Care Safety
and Sanitation
Basic Makeup:
Eye Option 1
Hair Removal
The Business of
Cosmetology
Q&A
Basic Makeup:
Eye Option 2
Makeup Safety
and Sanitation
On the Job
Upselling Example
1
Upselling Example
2
Upselling Example
3
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Frequently Asked Questions
Q1. How do I use the DVDs with the textbook?
A1: First, determine what portion of the text goes with the content on the DVDs by using
the correlation charts in this guide. Most instructors prefer to have students read the
material from the textbook before viewing the disks. You might assign students to read
the content as homework, then discuss in class or assign the WebTutor content that
accompanies that chapter. Next, play the DVD content for the class, pausing it wherever
you would like to discuss or point out features.
Q2. How do I rewind or replay a segment on the DVD?
A2. As the DVD is playing, simply press the “rewind” button on the remote until you
reach the desired viewing location. To replay: Once the segment has played through,
you are returned to the last used submenu. From there, just select the same segment
and press “enter.”
Q3. How do I play the DVDs on my computer?
A3. Although this series was designed to be played on set-top DVD players, it will play
on most software-based players. Your computer must have a DVD drive and software to
play the videos. Insert the DVD into the DVD drive and open your playback software.
Because of the wide variety of DVD drives and software, please refer to your software
manual for operating instructions.
Q4. Why aren’t there optional angles for all DVD content?
A4. Only those technical procedures that would benefit students by showing alternate
angles were videotaped with more than one camera. For instance, because the stylist’s
arm or hand might block the action, most haircuts were taped from alternate angles. But
in the case of a facial, for instance, an alternate angle would not show action different
from what the original angle showed.
Q5. Why can’t I get the background music to play when I select the Spanish soundtrack?
A5. Because of programming requirements, no music will play with the Spanish
soundtrack. You will hear the music only when you select the English soundtrack.
Q6. How do I switch from English to Spanish audio?
A6. Make all language and subtitle choices in the “Settings” menu found in the “Main
Menu.”
Q7. How do I get the alternate angle to play when subtitles are selected? The alternate
angle logo disappears.
A7. When viewing the series with the subtitles enabled, the alternate angle logo WILL
NOT be seen in the lower right corner of the screen. The alternate angle is accessed
through the “Angle” button on the remote control. This is a result of the DVD
specification that only allows one overlay to be viewed at a time.
Q8. The textbook shows four basic haircuts but there are only three basic haircuts on the
DVD. Why isn’t the Long Layered Haircut shown?
A8. Since the Long Layered Haircut is really a variation of the Layered Haircut, the DVD
does not show it as an additional haircut procedure. Refer students to the textbook to
see how to perform the Long Layered Haircut.
Q9. Are there any sections on makeup? I don’t see makeup in the main menu for Skin
Care.
A9. Yes, there are many segments on makeup! When you are in the “Skin Care” menu,
select “Facial” and you’ll see five segments on makeup.
Q10. When I play the DVDs on my computer, the picture is too small. How can I enlarge
it?
A10. With most software-based players, if you double-click on the screen, it will enlarge
to fill your computer screen. To go back to the smaller size, double-click on the screen
again.
Q11. How do I pause a DVD so I can continue where I left off?
A11. The remote for your DVD player has a “pause” button that functions in a way
similar to that of a VCR. Becoming familiar with your DVD player will help you learn how
to navigate the Standard Cosmetology DVDs.
Do you have a question that’s not addressed here? If so, we’d love to know!
E-mail us by going to http://www.milady.com/
and clicking on “contact us.”
For technical support, call 1-800-477-3692.