Bridal hair course

[Dolly6410]

Hey geeks,

Please excuse any mistakes in my thread but I am on my new tablet and it's taking a bit of getting used to. I am looking at doing a bridal hair course to go along side my makeup but not sure where to start. I am NVQ level 2 trained in hairdressing but updos are not my strong point, in fact I am awful, I think this is mostly down to the fact I did hair and beauty at college and focused more on beauty. Where is best to do bridal hair courses? I have seen some at capital and sallys but there are so many different ones and I am not sure if they will be any good.any advice would be greatly appreciated x

 

[Katie123]

Hi,:Love:
At first, it would be better to get your exact location.

 

[hairgaga]

Lorna Evans education

 

[hairgaga]

Until then, Practice practice practice is the best thing you can do.
You tube tutorials, practice on friends and family or a manequin.
Ive specialised in bridal hair for the past 3 years and I'm always practicing and finding new methods

 

[Helen Faye]

I did my bridal course at our local
College and it was city and guilds accredited course so I have a lovely certificate to up up too.it was a 12 week course, 1 evening a week but also had homework and a bit of a project to do.i felt I got a lot out of the course xx
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