To prevent overheating during chemical treatments, what is advised?

Monitoring the timing closely during chemical treatments is crucial for preventing overheating. This practice ensures that the treatment remains effective without posing a risk to the client's hair and scalp. Chemical processes, such as hair coloring or perming, require a specific duration to achieve the desired results, and leaving them on for too long can lead to damage due to excessive heat buildup. By closely monitoring the timing, the stylist can prevent overheating while still allowing the chemicals to work as intended.

Utilizing heating methods, like placing clients in a heated room or applying heat continually, could lead to an increased risk of overheating, while using leave-in conditioners does not directly address temperature control during the application of chemical treatments. Thus, focused timing management is the best approach to ensure client safety and desired results during chemical applications.