Colouring courses Wella/L’Oréal

[Nan21]

Hi all
I currently use Wella but need refreshing on some colours and can’t get on the Wella colour course this month .
I also need to learn balayage and freelights etc and was wondering if it’s worth booking on a L’Oréal course that is available ?? I’m Mobile so can use other colours
Has anyone been on a L’Oréal course what are they like ?

 

[EssexFreelance]

There are loads of Wella wholesale course for freelance hairdressers they often have little mini sessions where you can learn about a product such as freelights. If your going to use Wella I wouldn’t book on a L’Oréal course

 

[mane_eater]

The Loreal Balayage Certification is amazing. I am 2/3 of the way complete with myself and it's been incredibly beneficial to me. I feel as far as balayage goes, it's a technique class not necessarily a product-based class. Balayge can be done with any lightener, although the clay lighteners like Freelights usually work best. I work for a Goldwell salon and my employer isn't really super encouraging about education so i pursued the loreal route independtly. Really helped with my skill, technique and confidence behind the chair

 

[AcidPerm]

If you understand how different colour lines work, it gives you so much more flexibility with what you can offer to your clients.

 

[ELLE BELLA]

If the course is technique based , fine ,
Otherwise I can’t see the point in learning the best colour to use to get a certain result and which peroxide to use as it can vary quite a bit between colour houses

 

[Nan21]

Thanks for your replies all really helpful il check out my wholesalers I have a couple near me . Xx