1 Week Afro Textured Hair Course in London, UK for Pro-Level Styling Techniques
Afro Textured Hair Film TV
Our 1 Week Afro Textured Hair Course in London, UK offers a comprehensive curriculum designed for those looking to master the art of Afro and Curly hair styling. Led by renowned industry expert Nicole Iroh, a Session Stylist and Creative Ambassador for Headmasters Salons, this course is delivered at the prestigious Film & TV hair & makeup Academy in London, UK. Students will learn essential skills like curl pattern identification, product knowledge, and core styling techniques such as textured hair braiding, twisting, and blow-drying. With the guidance of the leading UK textured hair stylists, you will develop expertise in Textured hair styling, empowering you to work confidently in diverse, multicultural environments. You will be practising on live models and also on afro training head , that will be yours to take home after the course. With over 130 five-star reviews, our Academy is trusted by aspiring professionals.
Start Date : 28th July 2025
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Price : £1040
What You Will Learn When You Join Our Afro Textured Hair Course in London
- History of Afro-Caribbean Hairstyles: Gain a deeper understanding of African culture and how it has influenced modern Afro-textured hair.
- Curl Patterns and Texture Identification: Learn how to recognize and differentiate various curl patterns, crucial for understanding how to best care for and style Afro Hair.
- Product Knowledge & Techniques: Discover the best products for styling and maintaining Afro-textured hair with our Texture Hair Styling. Learn which tools, including combs, brushes, and flexi rods, to use for different styling techniques.
- Washing, Detangling, and Styling: Master key techniques such as finger detangling, and learn how to wash, condition, and maintain healthy curly hair.
- Afro Hair Tools and Hair Shrinkage: Discuss tools and techniques for tackling shrinkage and maintaining the integrity of Afro hair during styling.
- Core Styling Techniques: Develop skills in braiding, twisting, cornrows, and heatless stretching methods to create stunning Afro hair braids and curly hairstyles.
- Blow-Drying and Styling Curly Hair: Learn how to blow-dry curly textured hair, creating volume and bounce with ease.
- Creating Different Textured Hairstyles: Explore how to create sleek Afro haircuts, curly blow waves, flex rod sets, and more, using Afro Hair Styling tools and techniques.
- Extensions and Shaping: Learn how to add extensions and shape an Afro, creating customized looks for every client.
- Cultural Sensitivity and Bias: Understand how to approach Afro-textured hair with cultural competence through our Afro Hair Training in London, addressing common biases and promoting inclusive beauty practices.
Afro Textured Hair Course Led by Renowned Stylist Nicole Iroh
If you are planning to study at CBMA Academy, you will be taught by one of the best in the industry! Nicole Iroh, a renowned Session Stylist and Creative Ambassador for the Headmasters Salon Group, brings her vast experience to our Afro Textured Hair Styling Courses. Our course is designed to provide you with expert guidance in mastering Afro-textured hair, with Nicole’s mentorship every step of the way. As the winner of the prestigious HJI Afro Stylist of the Year Award, Nicole has worked on iconic projects like Wonder Woman, Aladdin, and the hit series The Get Down. She has also styled for red carpet events like the BAFTAs and accompanied music artists on tours and events. Nicole’s unparalleled expertise ensures that you will gain the skills and confidence to work with Afro-textured hair, making our Afro Hair Styling Course at the UK’s Top Afro Hair School the ideal choice for aspiring stylists.
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