I somehow clicked on the wrong live link tonight and missed those of you who showed up 🤦🏻‍♀️ I have filmed the full tutorial instead and will post it tomorrow.

Just a little reminder that we’re live tonight at 8pm GMT for our premium members. You can become a premium member for £15 per month (cancel an anytime) by tapping on classroom at the top of the page, then click on any of the locked classrooms. If you tap the event in the calendar, you can save a reminder so it pops up when we start. Tonight we’ll be looking at salon-time-friendly Hollywood waves — a refined version that gives the look and polish of classic waves, without the 2–3 hour styling time. Perfect for bridesmaids, events, or clients who want that soft, sculpted finish for a night out. See you later — whether you join live or catch the replay in the premium hub tomorrow 🤍

My obsession with Margot Robbie’s premier hair continues lol! But I definitely think this will be in demand for brides, guests and proms. I’m editing the tutorial tonight and it will be posted in the premium hub. I’ll let you know when it’s live

Find it in the Thin Wands Technique Section Or click on the link below to access I’ve just uploaded a new classroom video: Enhancing Natural Texture. In this session, we focus on working with the hair’s natural movement rather than forcing a new pattern. You’ll see how lightly dampening with a conditioning spray and using a YS Park hair sock can help reawaken curl structure before refining it with multi-directional twist wrapping and varied section sizes. Inside the video, we cover how this approach can: • enhance natural curl definition • create softer, more believable texture • build longevity into styled curls • give you more control without overworking the hair If you’ve ever felt like you’re fighting natural texture instead of supporting it, this will shift how you approach curl refinement. 👉 Watch the full lesson here: https://www.skool.com/the-stylist-experience/classroom/177529e7?md=725345fb6492496ea591272d74dcde7a After you’ve watched, I’d love to know — do you usually enhance natural texture, or reshape it entirely?

On what’s new Wednesday we looked at creating texture while retaining smoothness and shape — using soft wave tonging on the top section, then placing the hair into a ponytail rather than dressing it out, to give the illusion of a more intricate style without overworking the hair. A good reminder that it’s not always about doing more — it’s about making intentional decisions with the hair in front of you. If you couldn’t join live, the replay is available for you to watch back 🤍 I’d love to know — what part of creating texture or softness do you find most challenging?