The course is centered around hairstyling techniques with a focus on blow-drying and silk pressing, specifically for Afro-textured short hair. Key points include: 1. **Tools and Equipment**: - Importance of using a blow dryer with a concentrator and a pick attachment. - The use of a round brush and a Denman or paddle brush for different hair textures. 2. **Blow Drying**: - Initiates wi
The course is centered around hairstyling techniques with a focus on blow-drying and silk pressing, specifically for Afro-textured short hair. Key points include: 1. **Tools and Equipment**: - Importance of using a blow dryer with a concentrator and a pick attachment. - The use of a round brush and a Denman or paddle brush for different hair textures. 2. **Blow Drying**: - Initiates with medium heat for short hair to allow for proper detangling before the hair dries. - Method involves using fingers to stretch and detangle hair while drying. - For preparing hair for a silk press, it's important to ensure it is well-stretched and not too dry or tangled. 3. **Moisturizing**: - After hair is about 80% dry, a cream moisturizer is applied to better absorb while some moisture remains. - Emphasis on working the moisturizer into the hair shaft. 4. **Preparation for Silk Press**: - Use of a heat protectant before applying heat. - Sectioning hair according to its density for a uniform result. 5. **Silk Press Technique**: - Utilizes medium heat on a flat iron. - Conducts a few passes to achieve a silky straight look, evaluating the result to ensure effectiveness. - Trim hair conservatively by lifting and cutting, considering natural curl patterns. 6. **Conclusion**: - Application of oil or serum after completing the silk press to seal in moisture without weighing down fine hair. - Final result aims for shiny, healthy, well-moisturized hair. The course emphasizes the importance of preparation, the use of appropriate tools, and mindful application of products to achieve a professional finish, ensuring hair health and appearance are optimized in the process.
Gladys Afolayan (Calgary based) is a Afro Texture hair educator with over 20 years of industry experience. She is nationally recognized for her skill and creativity as a braiding and hair colour specialist. A certified and licensed cosmetology instructor and entrepreneur Gladys partnered with the Alberta provincial government to develop Canada’s first accredited Afro-textured hair curriculum to close the gap in the current education. As the founder of Kulture Beauty Collective and the Kulture Institute of Cosmetology, Gladys is passionate about creating inclusive experiences and interactions between stylists and clients from different cultural backgrounds.
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Kulture Institute of Cosmetology Training Program Payment Structur
Starter Online Program - $97/mo
Enhanced Online Program - $197/mo
Hybrid Training Program - $365/mo