For braiders, by a braider
Get faster.
Get paid.
Hands-on training in small groups, on real heads. You leave having done the thing, not having watched me do it.
The curriculum
What we cover
Parting
Sectioning that stays clean under pressure, and how to keep your lines straight when you’re tired.
Feed-ins
Getting the transition invisible, and matching thickness so the whole head reads even.
Tension
How to grip without pulling, and how to feel the difference in your hands before the client tells you.
Speed
Drills that cut your install time without cutting quality. Where the wasted minutes actually hide.
Pricing
What to charge, how to take deposits, and how to hold your price when someone pushes back.
Clients
Consultations, saying no to a style that won’t work, and handling the ones who show up late.
Nish — replace these six with what you actually teach. Specifics sell a class; vague ones don’t sell at all.
Who these are for
Braiders who can already part and grip but are slow. People who can do a decent install but can’t get their parts clean. Anyone braiding for friends and family for free who wants to turn it into money.
Not for total beginners who’ve never touched a head. [Change this if you do take absolute beginners.]
Ready to sit in the other chair?
Classes are booked the same way as appointments. Pick the Classes category and choose a date.