Keratin Expert — Advanced Training
A one-day advanced keratin course for experienced stylists who want to make confident decisions and achieve more consistent results.
Learn how to choose the right formula, work with dry and compromised hair, assess the hair’s response to heat, and recognize when a section has been processed enough.
Reserve your seat
Total course fee: $550 CAD + applicable tax.
- Pay with deposit — $100 CAD: reserve your seat now. The remaining $450 CAD is due on the first day of training.
- Pay Full — $550 CAD: pay the full course fee when booking.
Select your preferred payment option above the Reserve Your Seat button.
Here’s what we’ll cover
Choosing the right keratin treatment
Assess texture, condition, chemical history, and the client’s goals to select a suitable formula.
Working with dry and damaged hair
Understand when additional preparation is needed, how to prepare the hair, and when to postpone the service.
Working with resistant, low-porosity “glassy” hair
Recognize its characteristics and adjust your preparation, product selection, and technique when your usual approach doesn’t deliver the desired result.
Working with depleted and compromised hair
Assess the hair’s limitations and choose appropriate preparation and treatment options without overloading fragile strands.
Selecting the right temperature
Perform a strand test, check your flat iron’s actual temperature, and read the hair’s response to recognize when to lower the heat, adjust your technique, or stop.
Knowing when enough is enough
Understand what professionals mean by “evaporating the product,” assess your progress, and recognize when additional flat iron passes are unnecessary.
Mastering flat iron technique
Learn how section thickness, speed, tension, temperature, and the number of passes work together—and how to adapt them to each client.
Adjusting your approach from roots to ends
Work with strong roots, porous lengths, and fragile ends. Understand how to approach previously treated hair during repeat appointments.
Recognizing and preventing common mistakes
Avoid unsuitable formulas, excessive or insufficient application, incomplete processing, inappropriate temperatures, and unnecessary passes.
Finishing and evaluating the treatment
Rinse, apply finishing care, and assess the final result to evaluate your work accurately.
Troubleshooting disappointing results
Understand why waves remain, frizz returns, or hair feels dry—and assess whether a correction is appropriate.
Hands-on practice with a model, individual guidance, and detailed feedback on your work.
Keratin Expert — Advanced Training
A one-day advanced keratin course for experienced stylists who want to make confident decisions and achieve more consistent results.
Learn how to choose the right formula, work with dry and compromised hair, assess the hair’s response to heat, and recognize when a section has been processed enough.
Reserve your seat
Total course fee: $550 CAD + applicable tax.
- Pay with deposit — $100 CAD: reserve your seat now. The remaining $450 CAD is due on the first day of training.
- Pay Full — $550 CAD: pay the full course fee when booking.
Select your preferred payment option above the Reserve Your Seat button.
Here’s what we’ll cover
Choosing the right keratin treatment
Assess texture, condition, chemical history, and the client’s goals to select a suitable formula.
Working with dry and damaged hair
Understand when additional preparation is needed, how to prepare the hair, and when to postpone the service.
Working with resistant, low-porosity “glassy” hair
Recognize its characteristics and adjust your preparation, product selection, and technique when your usual approach doesn’t deliver the desired result.
Working with depleted and compromised hair
Assess the hair’s limitations and choose appropriate preparation and treatment options without overloading fragile strands.
Selecting the right temperature
Perform a strand test, check your flat iron’s actual temperature, and read the hair’s response to recognize when to lower the heat, adjust your technique, or stop.
Knowing when enough is enough
Understand what professionals mean by “evaporating the product,” assess your progress, and recognize when additional flat iron passes are unnecessary.
Mastering flat iron technique
Learn how section thickness, speed, tension, temperature, and the number of passes work together—and how to adapt them to each client.
Adjusting your approach from roots to ends
Work with strong roots, porous lengths, and fragile ends. Understand how to approach previously treated hair during repeat appointments.
Recognizing and preventing common mistakes
Avoid unsuitable formulas, excessive or insufficient application, incomplete processing, inappropriate temperatures, and unnecessary passes.
Finishing and evaluating the treatment
Rinse, apply finishing care, and assess the final result to evaluate your work accurately.
Troubleshooting disappointing results
Understand why waves remain, frizz returns, or hair feels dry—and assess whether a correction is appropriate.
Hands-on practice with a model, individual guidance, and detailed feedback on your work.