The Curling Class Recap
Guys. My dreams have come true and I finally held a live curling class at a beautiful local Blow Dry Bar called Blown Away. The set up was ideal for t
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Guys. My dreams have come true and I finally held a live curling class at a beautiful local Blow Dry Bar called Blown Away. The set up was ideal for teaching a class, so as soon as I walked into the salon I knew it would be the right fit!
Nicole, my right hand gal for all things biz related (I’ll introduce her on the blog soon!) took care of every single little detail including delicious smoothies from bGood, a restaurant right next door to Blown Away.
The little swag bags were full of my FAVORITE products. Kenra Volume 25 Hairspray, Amika Un.Done Texture Spray, and the Cricket Pro 35 comb. I threw in a few duckbill clips, and my sister sent some pretty little fabric elastics for ponytail days!
The hair could not have been done without the products and tools! I asked each attendee to bring their own curling iron that they are already comfortable with and come with straight hair! Here is the group of ladies before:
I spent a bit of time talking about common curling issues, and shared a few tips to be aware of before I started. And then we got into the curling! I did my best to keep my own hands out of their hair and just watched/corrected as I saw them work. I wanted them to feel the difference in properly curling versus not, and seeing how sectioning makes such a huge difference!
After everyone was curled I went through a finished everyone with texture spray, teasing and a bit of hairspray. I offered tips for different hair textures as well!
And here is the group afterwards! Don’t they look gorgeous?!
I have another class coming up this Saturday evening and there are going to be 2 final tickets released tomorrow morning at 9:00am EST!! If there is one thing I learned through this process it’s that there is quite a bit of interest in learning the styling basics! I hope to offer more classes this fall and winter!
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