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iRubric: 10 Degree of hair lighting/ Color rubric

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10 Degree of hair lighting/ Color 10 Degree of hair lighting/ Color Using your Short hair manikin student will show degee's of hair lighting. Rubric Code: TXA8WB6 By judithring Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Education Type: Project Grade Levels: Undergraduate

Highlighting With Foils
	Poor 5 pts	good 10 pts	Excellent 15 pts
Timeing	Poor not able to complete a head of foils in a reasonable set amount of time. not able to determine length of lightening process (do I need to apply heat) does not upgrade volume of developer as needed	good understands the need to be able to calculate processing time knows when and if necessary to upgrade developer	Excellent able to complete a set of foils in the required time able to approximate processing time
Placement	Poor foils slipped not secured tightly enough to hair foils placed with no thought to outcome inconsistent weaving	good understands the reasons of different weaving techniques such as slices, back to back foils understands the need for balance sectioning is neat and organized	Excellent able to enhance haircut by placing foils in appropriate places knows when to change weaving techniques (around hairline)
Color	Poor product bleeds onto scalp color not blended properly (banding) color is blotchy not enough product applied not able to use multiple colors properley	good able to determine if foils are light/vibrant enough has understanding for the use of multiple colors is able to apply color close enough to root area	Excellent color is blended through from regrowth to existing highlights able to use multiple colors properley is able to correct any overlighting
Mixed product correctly	Poor could not mix product at all without help	good needed some help mixing product	Excellent needed no assistance; mixed correct ratio
Consistency	Poor there is no consistency in the weaving /slicing; the pattern is very inconsistent	good highlights are somewhat consistent, but some areas are a lot thicker/thinner than others	Excellent highlights are consistent throughout the pattern chosen