All Hairdressing Courses (73)

INTRO TO CARING FOR CURLS & COILS E-LEARNING with Charlotte Mensah

Learn the essentials for washing and caring for condition 

Level: 

GETTING STARTED WITH BLOW DRYING PRACTICAL E-LEARNING 

Learn all you need to know about getting started with blow drying

Level: Foundation

Adam Reed Styling Series Two: @adamreedhair

There are mainly different products and techniques for working with naturally curly hair. Adam shares his favourite products when

Adam Reed talks about the important things to learn when braiding hair and his tips. This styling includes a French braid and Dutch braid but focuses mainly on giving the context of braiding.

In this tutorial Chelsea Lee takes you through the steps for cutting a graduated bob. If you want to learn women's classic haircuts come and join Chelsea and other L'Oreal Professionnel Educators

A round layer haircut is ideal for naturally curly hair. It will give shape to the cut and let the curls fall beautifully. This tutorial will walk you through the steps of a round layer haircut

This is a classic cut used for gents who have longer hair. Educator Chelsea Lee takes you through the steps of doing this hair cut.

If you are interested in sharpening your classic men's

While a one length haircut doesn't have as many steps as other haircuts, it does require precision to keep it level. Rubie recaps on the steps for a one length hair cut and the importance of your

This tutorial covers the fundamental steps when using your scissors and clippers over comb. If you want a recap on the fundamentals of this technique then click watch now.

If you want to

This tutorial covers how to do a long layer women's haircut. This is based on a one length, forward graduation and square layer.

If you want to learn more classic women's haircuts, come to

This tutorial is an introduction to identifying face shapes and what elements of your haircut to focus on to suit them. This is broken down into three groups: Soft, Angular and Combination.

This video covers the four key angles used in cutting, 0 degrees, 45 degrees, 90 degrees and 180 degrees. It will demonstrate what these angles look like and explain when they are normally used.