Style 100 Disinfection and Sanitation: Multimedia Resources

Infection Control Best Practices for Weaves is available here! (19:43 min.)

The mission of the Esthetics Council is to provide evidence-based skin care education, refine industry standards, and provide support to the consumer as well as the professional skin care community. Our mission will foster awareness and knowledge of the importance of maintaining healthy skin, safe skin treatment options, and the practice of esthetics. (21;55 min.)

Licensed Cosmetologist, Kristin Kaide and BARBICIDE® have partnered to clear up common infection control misconceptions backed by science and medical professionals. The distinction between cleaning & disinfection. Utilizing your professional makeup kit- How to pack - How to set up on location- How to use your kit while working to avoid cross contamination. Types of disinfectants when, where, why & how to use them. (42;41 min.)

Watch Part I interview with BARBICIDE® and Master Natural Hair Stylist - Kirigo Kabuga as they discuss: Infection control and safety best practices before and after COVID-19, The evolution of the Natural Hair industry and Opening your own Natural Hair business. (29:10 min.)

The 6 stages of the Infection control cycle and how to break the cycle. Microorganisms, Reservoir, Portal of Exit, Means of Transmission, Portal of Entry, Susceptible Host . PPE Handwashing. Medical, Medical Classes and assignments! Additional Info here: https://sites.google.com/view/infecti...(10:10 min.)

Need a review on infection control for your cosmetology exam? Check this quickie out! We lay out the 3 levels of infection control seen in the salon, spa, and barber shop, providing a thorough understanding of the best way to keep your station sparkling! Need more? Subscribe and check out our site, www.cosmetologyexamreview.com!
(14:07 min.)

BARBICIDE® Director of Education Leslie Roste, BSN, RN teaches you how to read a BARBICIDE® Concentrate label and discusses the most important information to consider when purchasing your disinfectant such as:
- Ensuring your disinfectant is bactericidal, fungicidal & virucidal
- Finding the EPA registration number
- Mixing instructions
- Contact time
- How often you need to change your disinfectant
(3:20 min.)

Watch this quick “how-to” of @ariels.hair demonstrating how she properly cleans & disinfects her tools after each client always providing a safe service. (1:03 min.)

Hairstylist Ariel Harris (@ariels.hair) shows us how to properly use BARBICIDE® Wipes at her station before every client at A Robert Cromeans Salon!
These easy-to-use disinfecting wipes are EPA-Registered bactericidal, virucidal, fungicidal & tuberculocidal with a 2-minute contact time, assuring your salon, spa or barber shop quickly meets sanitation and disinfection guidelines.
• Use on any hard, non-porous item or surface in professional beauty industry establishments
• Superior surface contact—durable, non-woven, high-quality fabric towelettes won’t bunch up during use
• More disinfecting solution per towelette than the industry standard
• 160 wipes per container (each towelette measures 6″ x 6.75″)

Why use 3 different products when one easy to use, economical and proven product will meet all of your needs? For metal hair clippers and implements, this exclusive 5-in-1 formula disinfects, lubricates, cleans, cools and prevents rust in 10 minutes or less. DISINFECTS – Complies with OSHA and state board rules. EPA-registered bactericide, fungicide and virucide. Kills HIV-1 and TB. LUBRICATES – Clippercide leaves a thin film of lubricant that reduces friction and keeps blades sharp CLEANS – Aerosol spray blows hair, dust and particles from between clipper teeth. COOLS – Aerosol spray cools blades on contact. PREVENTS RUST – Anti-rust formula protects blades and prolongs clipper life (1:02 min.)

BARBICIDE® Director of Education Leslie Roste, BSN, RN, and Paul Mitchell student Alex demonstrate the following:- Properly mixing BARBICIDE® Concentrate in a jar and a tub
- Proper mixing ratios depending on the size of your mixing container - Tips on how to quickly mix your BARBICIDE® daily! BARBICIDE® concentrate is mixed correctly by adding 2 oz (1/4 cup) concentrate to 32 oz (4 cups) of cold water. BARBICIDE® TB concentrate is mixed correctly by adding 1 oz (2 tbsp) of concentrate to 128 oz (1 gallon) of cold water. Note: BARBICIDE® TB should only be used in states where it is required. (3:22 min.)

Summary -
1. Clean & Sanitize (wash)
2. Disinfect (kills bacteria)
3. Sterilize (kills ALL bacteria and living microorganisms) Using Autoclave (8:07 min.)

BARBICIDE® Director of Education Leslie Roste, BSN, RN discusses:
- The differences between cleaning and disinfecting
- The two step process of cleaning and disinfecting
- Porous vs. non-porous items and surfaces
- What products to use and when to use them (4;38 min.)

BARBICIDE® Director of Education, Leslie Roste, BSN, RN and Paul Mitchell students Kennedy, Quinn and Melissa discuss the difference between:
- Porous and non-porous items and surfaces
- Single-use and multi-use items and surfaces
- When to trash or disinfect specific items and surfaces (8:52 min.)

In this video Lauren breaks down every step in how she cleans her studio after a client visit. Proper sanitation is essential in running a successful permanent makeup business and that is why you must know the ins and outs of these important steps. (14:42 min.)

Ensure you and your clients are safe during your microneedling and Microblading procedures. (17:45 min.)

Ms Diane will demonstrate 1. Work area and Client Preparation and set up of supplies COSMETOLOGY (7:13 min.)

Please leave your comments below to help others pass their California Board of Barbering and Cosmetology Exam and get their cosmetology license. Link to the Cosmetology Free Practice Exam study guide: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1r...(12:49 min.)

Be sure to read your textbook for more information on each subject. Information is not limited to the one shown in this video. If you are preparing and studying for your state board written test, be sure to look for your states reference list of study material www.glamandbeyond.com (13:13 min.)

Take the test and see how much you know!! Infection control practices is very important and a big part of your written Texas esthetician, cosmetology, manicure, Barber state exam. (11:19 min.)

The Salon Chair Guys mission is to educate beauty industry professionals on the Salon and Barber equipment they own or purchase, assist in repair, maintenance, and/or replacement with quality furniture. With the ultimate goal of reducing the amount of Salon and Barber furniture being prematurely discarded, ending up in landfills and contributing to our industries environmental impact. (17:31 min.)

Discussing the importance of diversity and inclusion in the workplace. As the demands of today’s workforce have changed, so has the path to sustained performance. People seek genuine inclusion and connection to the organizations they join. Progressive Discoveries facilitates your company’s desire to demonstrate its purpose and how people are valued at work.We help you start the conversations that matter and get to the heart of what your teams need to flourish. (30:37 min.)

Interview featuring Mary Cromeans – a Paul Mitchell Educator, hair color & blonding expert. Listen as this CA salon owner shares her perspective of the Professional Beauty Industry during the pandemic and what the future looks like for the industry going forward. (19:51 min.)

The new Worth-Up Alliance was formed to help answer those questions and help ensure your success. BARBICIDE® is proud to introduce the Worth-Up Alliance founders Ted Gibson & Jason Backe to discuss this important project designed to lift up entrepreneurs in the industry. (45:07 min.)

This is a powerful documentary that provides a historical look at the global policing of black bodies. The multi-award winning film provides audiences with a complex understanding of the ways in which race, identity, and hair are all related, and offers a compassionate view point on issues that impact African descendants’ sense of self and the often unknown barriers society places on one’s ability to simply exist. (1:05:11)

We live in a world where self-image has become an obsession, where we can no longer ignore the role that science and technology play in our never-ending quest for beauty and youth. Through touching and meaningful stories, as well as the testimonies of doctors and plastic surgeons, and enlightening interviews with experts from related fields, this program explores the increasingly popular and fascinating phenomenon of cosmetic procedures. (51:47)

n this program, Sunny Bergman, a 33-year-old filmmaker, tries and largely fails to rally support for the idea that aging naturally is preferable to Botox and breast implants. Speaking with psychologists, fashion editors, surgeons, and the young women who believe that retouched magazine images are something to emulate, Bergman argues that the media has raised the bar for beauty, working against the efforts of 1970s feminists who encouraged women to accept themselves as they are. The latter portion of the video candidly explores the impact of the porn industry on the rising number of labiaplasties. Contains explicit nudity and surgical footage. Viewer discretion is advised. (Portions in other languages with English subtitles, 60 minutes)

Three women redefine style in Senegal: a designer adds a twist to traditional fashion; a photographer highlights beauty in unexpected places; an up and coming fashion mogul. (22:53)

Ironically, the parts of the body we use the most also tend to be the most neglected, medically speaking. As we age, it becomes more and more important to address the wellbeing of our hands and feet, and in caring for the elderly it is vital to give attention to these frequently overlooked areas. This program identifies common hand and foot health problems, explains the changes that occur in aging hands and feet, and illustrates techniques for keeping these extremities functioning well. Rheumatoid arthritis, hand and foot exercises, topical and dermatological skin care, nail maintenance and warning signs in fingernails, and the benefits of hand and foot massage are all discussed. Designated for 2 contact hours of continuing nursing education. A viewable/printable facilitator's guide is available online. (18 minutes)

The body’s largest organ—the skin—comes under close scrutiny in this episode. Dr. Alice Roberts puts her own skin through a series of tests, weathering temperature extremes and undergoing a computer program that shows what she will look like at the age of 80. She also looks into the thousands of wrinkle creams available today to determine whether they are helpful and meets a 22-year-old farmer who exposes his skin to the hazards of the elements on a daily basis. She puts his skin under the microscope to find out just how much it is damaged. The program also features a farmer’s wife in her 60s, who has a cancerous growth removed. Contains explicit nudity. A BBC Production. (29 minutes) A BBC Production.

Nicole Mensa is the founder of Wononi Cosmetics. In this series, she talks about challenges to products, learning from customers, product differentiation, and more. 11 Titles. Average segment length .30 sec. to 2 min.

Peter Jones, one of Britain’s most prominent entrepreneurs, questions the tycoons behind some of the UK’s biggest brands. Discussing their successes and failures, their strategies and techniques, Peter sets out to discover what makes their business brains tick. This episode focuses on The Range and Lush. A BBC Production. (52.19 min.)

Somewhere along the line clothing met fashion, and neither has been the same since. In this program, historian Valerie Steele, of the Fashion Institute of Technology, and other experts interpret the history of humankind—from the ancients to the moderns—through the intriguing context of costume. Topics include the origins of clothing; symbolism associated with clothing, such as gender and status; sexist aspects of fashion, from corsets to miniskirts; the impact of wartime rationing on clothing styles; icons of haute couture, including Coco Chanel; and even body piercing and tattoos as a form of contemporary personal expression. (53 minutes)

How does a fad differ from a fashion? Who decides what’s fashionable? How is fashion affected by economic, social, and political events? Fashion Frenzy answers these and other questions as it tracks clothing trends across the turbulent 20th century with a teen narrator, a fashion expert, vintage videos, and a fabulous fashion show. Viewable/printable educational resources are available online. (15 minutes)

Fashion is a mirror of political and social change—in short, a reflection of history. These programs show 400 years of British history, from the time of Elizabeth I to Elizabeth II, reflecting through fashion the enormous changes between the time that Henry VIII forbade women to wear hats to the time when Mary Quant hiked hemlines to the hip. 7-part series, 26 minutes each.

Have you ever wondered who invented the thong bikini? Did you know that men were the first to wear stockings? That platform shoes were already around in 16th-century Venice? That the wedding dress was not always white? This series looks at the history of 20th-century fashion in a unique way: through 26 different garments and fashion trends that are explored in a tongue-in-cheek, yet informative, manner. With the help of rare archival images, A Stitch in Time shows how political, technological, cultural, and social changes have each affected the way we dress. A new spin on fashion that goes beyond the runway and designer biographies! 26-part series, 13 minutes each.

The apparel industry has become far more than a showcase for a designer’s talent—it’s now the battleground of billion-dollar corporations. This program enters the world of fashion superbrands to find out how and why they have invaded not only our wardrobes, but our minds. With help from neuroscientist and marketing expert Dr. Gemma Calvert, who administers an MRI scan to an avid fashion consumer, the film shows how the brain’s pleasure center responds to advertising images, especially those that convey luxury and prestige. Viewers also learn about marketing strategies that have driven the success of adidas shoes, Diesel jeans, Burberry accessories, and other products. A BBC Production. Part of the series Secrets of the Superbrands. (52 minutes)

In an image-conscious age, appearance definitely counts—and those who can afford it will go to extremes to be the first with the flashiest new ensemble. Who tailors the trends that make Europe’s and America’s sartorial elites race to fashion fairs and upscale boutiques? This fascinating five-part series offers an insider’s view of how the fashion industry designs, manufactures, and markets its fabulous wares, as well as how tomorrow’s designers are trained. A Deutsche Welle Production. 5-part series, 26 minutes each.

This eight-part series explores the world of the 21st-century textiles industry, using case studies from top fashion houses, designers, and hands-on textiles technologists. From recycled vintage fabrics to state-of-the-art “smart” garments, viewers will gain understanding of how textiles are used as design elements as well as for industrial purposes—and how digital technology enables the creative and manufacturing processes to speed fashion to market faster than ever before. 8-part series, 25–27 minutes each.

Each year brings us new looks, new trends, new designers, new models. Some are unforgettable, and some we’d rather forget, but it all came together to give each year its own distinctive feel. The Year in Fashion is the definitive series on the history of fashion, highlighting the most important moments in fashion history. This documentary series chronicles the ups and downs of each year in fashion since 1985.

This dynamic six-part series delves deep into the creative heart of fashion by exploring the nature of the genius behind a half-dozen of its leading visionaries. Intimate portraits of John Galliano, Michael Kors, Alexander McQueen, Valentino, Dolce & Gabbana, and Jean Paul Gaultier reveal how they think and work while examining their contributions to fashion and culture at large and the impact their collections have had on the public. Privileged, rare, and candid interviews capture the designers talking freely about their backgrounds and contemplating their artistic growth and development. 6-part series, 48 minutes each.

This series showcases the works of some of the most famous fashion designers in the world. 34 Titles. Average video length (24 min.)

The History of Style - Videofashion Specials 90 Titles. Average video length 24 min.

In this series, Stephen Eastwood shows you how to conquer beauty and fashion photography in just about any lighting scenario. He covers studio, indoor, and outdoor locations, where he'll show you how to create numerous lighting schemes with Speedlites. You'll learn how to both overpower and harness sunlight, fluorescent light, incandescent light and more.

Videofashion Monthly is a fashion magazine on video covering over 200 fashion shows a year, and reporting from the world's fashion capitals. The Monthly brings you the latest trends, the seasonal looks, and the hot items with a drama and immediacy unmatched by any print magazine. Exclusive interviews cover the how-to's of fashion and lifestyle. Watch as our cameras peer behind the scenes to unravel the mystique of this exciting world!

Videofashion News opens their vaults to bring you 30 years of fantastic fashion. Videofashion News: 30 Years presents four decades of fashion from the 1970’s through today. Drawing from the thirty-year Videofashion Library, Videofashion News highlights the designers that had the greatest influence in shaping the trends for each decade as well as the models that personified the fashions of the moment. From illustrious designers like Yves Saint Laurent, Gianni Versace and Marc Jacobs to major models Naomi Campbell, Kate Moss and Christy Turlington, join us as we dig deep into the Videofashion archives to bring you the moments that made fashion history. (48:02)

In this vintage series from the Videofashion vaults, experience the best of fashion from the 1980’s. Meet the top designers, models and fashion icons, visit the fashion places, and go behind the scenes to see fashion happen. 79 titles. Average film lengtj 24-28 min.

Jacqueline Buffon is a VP at Donna Karan. In this series, she talks about the business benefits of being aware of emotional intelligence, communication and EQ in the fashion industry, misunderstandings about EQ, and high versus low EQ.

Linda Speldewinde is a leader in the development of the fashion industry in Sri Lanka. She's founder of Peshakala, a project which aims to revive the use of the country's indigenous textiles. In this series, she talks about garments without guilt, funding challenges, design projects, and more.

Lisa Ann Pinkerton is founder and president of Technica Communications; co-founder of the Global Cleantech Cluster Association; founder and chairwoman of Women In Cleantech & Sustainability; and a board advisor for International Sustainable Fashion Week. In this series, she talks about gender differences in business, pivoting, and more.

Natalie Grillon is the co-founder and COO of JUST, a company that promotes transparency in the fashion supply chain by connecting designers and consumers with ethical suppliers. In this series, she talks about understanding the basics of technology and technical infrastructure, misperceptions about Africa, and more.

Oliver Bajracharya is a partner at the intellectual property law firm, Christie, Parker, Hale LLP. In this series, he talks about branding, copyright, counterfeiting in fashion, and more.

Tasha Lewis is an assistant professor in the Department of Fiber Science and Apparel Design at the Cornell College of Human Ecology. In this series, she talks about apparel buy-back programs, up and down cycling in fashion, disruption in fashion, and more.