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Waitlist open · Houston / The Woodlands

Classes turned into infomercials. We're taking them back.

Advanced, hands-on education for working stylists — cutters, colorists, extension and texture specialists. Practice the techniques clients ask for, coached by pros who do the work every day, so you can add them to your menu.

  • No product pitches
  • Hands-on at the chair
  • 15–25 stylists per room
  • Taught by working pros
  • Stylists · Colorists
  • Educators earn $600–$1,500
  • Houston / The Woodlands

Why this exists

Less pitch.
More practice.

  • Brand repsTenured working pros
  • Watching from the back rowHands-on, at the chair
  • Leave knowing what to buyLeave knowing how to do it

Class format

Small rooms.
Real practice.

Gloved hands applying color with a brush and foils on a mannequin headYou work. They coach.
  • 15–25

    Stylists per room

    Small enough that every stylist gets real feedback and time with the educator.

  • 15 min

    Max product talk

    That’s the cap. The rest of the day is education — buying anything is always optional.

  • All in

    Mannequins & products

    Provided for hands-on work. All-day sessions include lunch.

What to bring

Bring your kit.
We bring the rest.

We provide

  • Mannequin + tripod stand
  • All color and chemicals
  • Bowls and brushes
  • Gloves, capes and towels
  • Take-home practice kit
  • Lunch at all-day sessions

You bring

  • Shears
  • Combs
  • Clips
  • Blow dryer
  • Hot tools

The personal kit you already know and trust. That's it.

Take-home practice kit

Every student leaves with a take-home practice kit — a step-by-step guide to the technique you learned and product samples, so you can keep practicing on your own.

For stylists

You pick
the class.

You decide what gets taught first. The first classes get built straight from this list — nothing goes on the calendar until stylists weigh in.

  1. Join the list

    A short questionnaire on the skills, formats and topics you actually want.

  2. Shape the classes

    Sessions get built around what stylists asked for — not what a brand wants to move.

  3. Get in first

    When seats open, the list hears about it before anyone else.

Stylist questionnaire

Tell us what you want to learn.

A short Google Form on the skills, formats and topics you want. Your answers build the first classes.

Join the list(opens Google Forms in a new tab)

After you submit, you're on the list. We'll email you as soon as the first classes are announced — list members hear before anyone else.

Your responses are only used to shape classes and contact you — never sold or shared.

For educators

Get paid to teach what you're known for.

You earn, per class

$600–$1,500

Where you land depends on the class length, the technique you teach, and your experience. We agree on your rate before anything is booked.

A class means demonstrating your technique on a mannequin, then coaching 15–25 stylists hands-on at their stations. Product talk is capped at 15 minutes.

You teach. We handle the rest:

  • Venue
  • Products
  • Mannequins
  • Practice kits
  • Lunch
  • Marketing
  • Ticketing
In a sunlit rented loft studio, an educator in a green apron demonstrates a cutting technique on a mannequin on a tripod stand while three stylists watch closely

Educator application

Tell us your specialty.

A short Google Form about what you teach and your experience. We'll reach out to plan your class.

Apply to teach(opens Google Forms in a new tab)

After you apply, we personally review every application and email you to talk through your class once your specialty fits what stylists are asking for.

Your responses are only used to shape classes and contact you — never sold or shared.

FAQ

Straight
answers.

Is this live yet?

Not yet. The waitlist shapes what gets built — join the list and you help decide the first classes.

Will the class turn into a product pitch?

No. Product talk is capped at 15 minutes per class. Education comes first, and buying anything is always optional.

What is included?

Mannequins and products are provided for hands-on sessions, and all-day sessions include lunch. Every student leaves with a take-home practice kit — a step-by-step guide to the technique you learned and product samples, so you can keep practicing on your own.

Do I need to bring my own tools?

Just bring your personal kit — your shears, combs, clips, blow dryer, and hot tools. We provide everything else, including the mannequin.

Where are classes held?

The Houston / The Woodlands area. The exact venue is confirmed before seats go on sale.

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