Assam ASSEB HS Skill Subject Beauty and Wellness study materials
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Assam ASSEB HS Skill Subject Beauty and Wellness study plan

Assam ASSEB HS Skill Subject Beauty and Wellness · Give each week a clear focus.

8 weeks · About 6 hours per week

Week 1

Hair Care and Hair Styling Services (shampooing, conditioning, cutting, styling, basic colouring) & Anatomy and Physiology of Skin, Hair and Nails

  • Draw and label the hair follicle, the cuticle, cortex and medulla, the sebaceous gland and the arrector pili muscle from memory, then write one salon consequence of each structure.

  • Sequence the anagen, catagen and telogen phases and state one service precaution that applies in each phase.

  • Classify five scalp and hair conditions (normal, oily, dry, dandruff, damaged) and name the shampoo type and massage pressure you would use for each.

  • Perform the full shampoo and conditioning routine on a mannequin head: client consultation, wetting, two lathers, rinse, conditioner mid-length to ends, towel wrap.

  • Carry out a porosity and elasticity strand test and record the result in the correct technical vocabulary.

Your checkpoint

A hand-drawn, fully labelled hair and scalp anatomy chart plus a one-page shampoo and conditioning protocol card covering consultation questions, water temperature, massage movements and rinsing checks.

Week 2

Hair Care and Hair Styling Services (shampooing, conditioning, cutting, styling, basic colouring) & Health, Hygiene, Safety and Infection Control in the Salon

  • Execute a blunt one-length cut and a 45-degree layered cut on mannequin heads using correct sectioning, tension and elevation.

  • Produce a blow-dry and a basic updo on a mannequin head, controlling heat-tool temperature and section size.

  • Explain the colour wheel, developer volumes (10, 20, 30, 40 vol), patch testing, strand testing and the difference between temporary, semi-permanent and permanent colour.

  • Set up and break down a workstation using a documented disinfection sequence for scissors, combs, clips, bowls and brushes.

  • Demonstrate hand hygiene, glove use and safe handling of colour chemicals, and state the first-aid response for a colourant skin or eye contact.

Your checkpoint

A photographed training log of three completed mannequin looks (blunt cut, layered cut, styled updo) with a colour record card showing formula, developer strength, processing time and patch-test date.

Week 3

Skin Care and Facial Treatments (skin analysis, cleansing, massage, face packs) & Anatomy and Physiology of Skin, Hair and Nails

  • Identify normal, dry, oily, combination and sensitive skin on a live model or volunteer using observation, palpation and a skin-analysis record sheet.

  • Label the layers of the epidermis and dermis and link each layer to a facial product or technique that acts on it.

  • List ten facial contraindications (for example active acne, recent waxing, pregnancy, open lesions) and state the correct action for each.

  • Perform the standard cleansing, exfoliation, toning and moisturising sequence with correct product quantities and removal technique.

  • Prepare three different face packs (clay, hydrating gel, soothing herbal) and state which skin type and client condition each suits.

Your checkpoint

A completed skin-analysis form for three different skin types, each paired with a written facial treatment plan naming products, massage movements, pack choice and aftercare advice.

Week 4

Skin Care and Facial Treatments (skin analysis, cleansing, massage, face packs) & Makeup Application (day, evening and bridal looks; corrective makeup; tools and products)

  • Deliver a complete 60-minute facial including cleanse, steam, extraction-free comedone care, massage and pack on a mannequin or volunteer, keeping to time.

  • Demonstrate the five classical facial massage movements (effleurage, petrissage, tapotement, friction, vibration) with correct direction and pressure.

  • Match foundation shade, undertone and texture to three different skin tones under daylight and record the reasoning.

  • Apply a clean day look and a defined evening look on the same face, covering base, concealer, powder, blush, eye shadow, liner, mascara and lip.

  • Sanitise and store brushes, sponges and palettes between clients and list the items that must never be shared.

Your checkpoint

A before-and-after photo set of one facial and two makeup looks (day and evening) on the same model, with a completed consultation card justifying each product and shade choice.

Week 5

Makeup Application (day, evening and bridal looks; corrective makeup; tools and products) & Manicure, Pedicure and Nail Care

  • Design and apply a bridal makeup look that holds under long wear, including colour correction, long-wear base, waterproof eye products and setting technique.

  • Apply corrective makeup for a round face, a square face and a long face, plus correction for close-set eyes and a wide nose.

  • Explain the structure of the nail plate, cuticle, lunula and matrix and link each to a nail-care precaution.

  • Perform a full manicure: nail shaping, cuticle care, hand massage, base coat, two colour coats, top coat.

  • Perform a full pedicure including foot soak, exfoliation, hard-skin removal, massage, nail shaping and polish.

  • Recognise five nail and skin disorders (fungal infection, paronychia, ingrown nail, warts, psoriasis) and state which must be referred rather than treated.

Your checkpoint

A bridal look board with a face chart, product list and step order, plus a photographed manicure and pedicure on a model with a signed step-by-step checklist showing tool sterilisation.

Week 6

Manicure, Pedicure and Nail Care & Salon Business, Entrepreneurship, Communication and Customer Service

  • Cost five salon services by adding product cost, consumables, time and overhead, then set a price that returns a stated margin.

  • Draft a booking and rescheduling script and a complaint-handling script using a calm, solution-focused tone.

  • Write a client consultation and aftercare advice sheet for nail services, including home-care instructions and when to return.

  • Explain the roles and responsibilities of a salon receptionist, junior stylist, senior stylist and salon manager, and identify the licensing and hygiene records a salon must keep.

  • Prepare short answers on entrepreneurship basics: start-up costs, break-even point, stock control, staff scheduling and social media promotion.

Your checkpoint

A one-page service menu for five services with cost breakdown and price, plus a matching client aftercare card and a written complaint-handling script.

Week 7

Introduction to the Beauty and Wellness Sector, Career Pathways and Professional Ethics & Salon Business, Entrepreneurship, Communication and Customer Service

  • Outline the structure and scope of the beauty and wellness sector in India, including salon, spa, bridal, barbering and freelance segments, and name at least four career pathways with entry requirements.

  • Explain professional ethics: client confidentiality, informed consent, scope of practice, honest product claims and respectful conduct.

  • Describe the personal grooming, uniform, posture and communication standards expected of a salon professional.

  • Compare the roles of communication in building repeat clients: greeting, active listening, needs analysis, upselling without pressure and follow-up.

  • Map a small salon floor plan showing reception, styling stations, shampoo area, facial room and sanitisation zone with the correct workflow.

Your checkpoint

A two-page career and business note: chosen career pathway with a three-year progression plan, plus a labelled salon floor plan and a list of six professional ethics rules you will follow.

Week 8

Practical Skill Demonstration, Project Work, Portfolio and Viva

  • Assemble a portfolio containing your best hair, skin, makeup and nail work with a short description of technique and products for each item.

  • Rehearse and record answers to ten viva questions covering anatomy, infection control, contraindications and product selection, speaking in full technical sentences.

  • Complete a timed full mock practical of one hair service and one skin or nail service, then self-score against the official marking criteria.

  • Revise every domain using a one-page summary sheet per domain and re-test any topic that scored below 80 percent in earlier weeks.

  • Prepare the project work file: aims, method, observations, photographs and conclusion, checked against the required format.

Your checkpoint

A finished portfolio with at least eight documented services, a ten-question viva answer sheet and a scored timed mock practical result sheet.

Milestones

Week 2: Score at least 80 percent on a closed-book quiz covering hair structure, growth cycle and salon infection control, and submit three photographed mannequin looks with a colour record card.

Week 4: Complete one full timed facial and two makeup looks on the same model with a written consultation card, and correctly name all five facial massage movements under oral questioning.

Week 6: Perform an unassisted manicure and pedicure within the time limit with zero hygiene lapses, and hand in the priced service menu with a correct cost breakdown.

Week 8: Submit the complete portfolio of eight documented services and score at least 75 percent on the timed mock practical using the official marking criteria.