The Gar-Gano Company

Quality Beauty Products Since 1989
Your Ears and Shears Specialists!
1-800-869-1646

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Gar-Gano Company Training
Our classes consist of general and specific knowledge, training, demos, student participating, questions answers, samples and certification. School owners and Directors value this additional outside training for their students and teachers.

Benefits of Ear Piercing Trainingare:

Students are better prepared to pierce ears correctly and accurately inform their customers about proper after care.
Every student received a certificate of accomplishment for participating and completing the class.
Students are more marketable and earning potential is greatly enhanced.

Benefits of Scissor Training are:

Students learn proper techniques to avoid tendinitis and repetitive stress carpal tunnel injury.
Students learn about metal types that affect the cost of shears in the marketplace.
Students learn about shear maintenance and sharpening to help prolong the useful life of the shear which, in turn, saves money over the long term.

Each class is approximately 40 minutes in duration. Outlines are available through the links above.

Featuring Studex Ear
Piercing Equipment!

And Washi Scissors!

Also:
Shisato Debut Series

Ear Piercing Training Outline

Introduction

Retail Promotion
Certificate of Accomplishment
Individual Earring Cost
Profit Margin
Simple Suggestions in New Customer Development

Demonstration
Visual Presentation

General Guidelines of Professionalism
Release Forms
Effective Healing Times
Importance of Sterilization
All Sensitivities Relating to Costume Jewelry

Hands On Demonstration
Volunteer
Sanitation of Hands, Instrument and Ears
Review of Scar Tissue: Keloids and Skin Irritations
Body Piercing: All Dangers Regarding The Use Of An Instrument
Alcohol vs. Antiseptics, Peroxides, Bactine, and Antibiotics
Proper Techniques to Prevent and Stop Infections
Surgical Marking Pen
Cartilage Areas of the Ear
Newborn Babies
Pass Out Kits to Each Student for Practice on Foam Only Ear
Pierce Volunteer's Ears With Students Closely Watching

Answer All Questions

Investment

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Scissor Training Outline

Japanese Scissors vs. American Scissors
Japan - Custom Fit Scissor to hand before purchase
Adjust and Inserts

Three Basic Rules
    Don't Allow Other People to Use Scissors - Misalignment
    Keep Scissors Dry - Misalignment
    Keep Scissors on Soft Surfaces - Nicks and Chips

Three Basic Bewares
    Warranty
        Void if out of country, activation fees, engraving, gauges, inferior sharpening
    Hair Shows
        10-15% of Scissors are used and sold as new
        Paying cash vs. check and credit card
        Receipts - what to look for
    Sharpening
        90% of blade life is proper sharpening
        Identifying good Sharpeners/Honing

Maintenance of Scissors - Pass Out Fact Sheets
Clipper oil-silicon base

Scissor Information - Pass Out Fact Sheets
Types of Blade Designs - bevel vs. convex
Types of Metals Used - cobalt, titanium, blended steel

Proper Fitting Procedures - Most Important
    Opposing vs. Offset Handles
    Repetitive Stress Injury - Carpal Tunnel
    Fitting Scissor to Hand Properly
    Fitting Fingers to Handle Hole Properly
    How To Measure Length of Blade Tip to Handle Tip Properly

Scissors Price and Fact Sheet with Discounts

Student Fitting of their Existing Scissors (Shears)
Students bring their scissors to front of class to be fitted properly, if necessary
Answer any questions