I have enjoyed The New Elizabethan hair project we have been doing since we started in September. I found the historical element vey interesting as I had never really given much thought to the history of hair and hair styling, and learnt some fascinating facts. I have particularly enjoyed creating styles using back combing and techniques crimping to give the hair volume, and enjoyed designing my own design and watching someone else carry out the practical assessment, as I feel this has helped me develope my skills as a designer and helped improve my communication skills.
I found learning french platts very frustrating at frst just because I found the tecnique very fiddly but having practiced alot I feel I have improved both in keeping the braids flat to the head and making them more even and neat.
I found time keeping much easier in the hair practical sessions than in the make up lessons, I thik this may due to the fact that I have much more passion creating hair styles and find it easier to concentrate.
One thing I definiteley need to improve on which I have touched on earlier in my blog is that I need to update my hair blog on a more regular basis and create a balance between the two subjects.. I also as wih the make up need to start referencing my sources using the Harvard method which I will be applying to all my future posts.
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