Learning Outcomes

Straight Blow-Dry

Using Straighteners

Curly Blow-Dry and Curling Tong

One Length Haircut

Square Layer Cut

Colour Theory

Global Colour

T-Section Technique

Lesson Summary

This module delves into the straight and curly blow-dry technique, one-length haircut, and square layer procedures. We also study colour theory and different hair colouring step-by-step approaches and forms, such as global and dimensional colour and T-section.

Hair Styling: Blow-Dry, Cut, and Colour Like a Pro - Course Assessment

This free online course covers several methods for professionally blow-drying, curling, trimming, and colouring hair.

Hair Styling: Blow-Dry, Cut, and Colour Like a Pro

Did you know that approximately 91% of our hair structure comprises a Keratin protein? This course details hair anatomy while explaining how to keep a healthy scalp and hair. We also study straight and curly blow-drying and straightening and curling techniques. Then, we learn the steps for one-length and square-layer haircuts. Colour theory, global and dimensional colour, and T-section approaches are all covered.

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