COURSE 109:

• Institute Vision
• Dedication

MODULE 1:

• Application Process
• Discreet and Natural Look:
• Comfortable and Lightweight:
• Versatile Styling Options:
• Long-Lasting:

COURSE 109:

• Institute Vision
• Dedication

MODULE 2:

• Maintenance and Aftercare:
• Removal Process:
• Choosing the Right Hair:
• Color Matching:
• Length and Volume:
• Maintenance Appointments:
• Avoiding Damage:
• Gradual Removal:
• Post-Extension Care:

Learning Outcomes:

• Design cornrow patterns suitable for closure, frontal, and full-lace installations.
• Execute tension-controlled, flat, and symmetrical cornrows to ensure seamless results.
• Integrate braid-down designs that accommodate lace placement and longevity.

Assessment Criteria:

• Practical demonstration on mannequin or model.
• Instructor evaluation of braid pattern accuracy and comfort.

Learning Outcomes:

• Apply lace closures using both sew-in and adhesive-assisted methods.
• Align and secure closure for natural hairline blending.
• Perform seamless weft integration and part-line finishing.

Assessment Criteria:

• Step-by-step demonstration of closure installation.
• Evaluation of placement precision and finish quality.

Learning Outcomes:

• Apply full or partial lace frontals using adhesive or gels
• Customize hairlines through plucking, bleaching knots, and tinting lace.
• Lace wig application

Assessment Criteria:

• Practical exam demonstrating frontal or lace wig installation.
• Instructor evaluation on customization and realism of finish.

Learning Outcomes:

• Identify types of adhesives, bond removers, and safe application procedures.
• Recognize signs of allergic reaction or irritation.
• Apply scalp-safe bonding and removal practices aligned with industry standards.

Assessment Criteria:

• Product safety written test.
• Demonstration of safe adhesive application and removal.

Learning Outcomes:

• Blend lace installations through hot-tool styling and product finishing.
• Recommend maintenance schedules and client aftercare routines.
• Provide take-home guidance on nightly wrapping and protective styling.

Assessment Criteria:

• Styling demonstration assessment.
• Client aftercare guide creation.

Learning Outcomes:

• Demonstrate client-centered communication and confidentiality.
• Uphold ethical advertising and realistic expectation management.
• Present a polished professional image consistent with advanced stylist standards.

Assessment Criteria:

• Role-play evaluation for client service scenarios.
• Professionalism rating during practical sessions.

Learning Outcomes:

• Complete a supervised lace installation from consultation to finish.
• Manage service time, quality, and client satisfaction independently.
• Reflect on personal development and technical mastery as a lace specialist.

Assessment Criteria:

• Instructor evaluation of technical and customer-service skills.
• Student reflection report and photo portfolio submission.

• Milady Standard: Hair Extensions and Weaving Techniques (latest edition)
• Alberta AIT Hairstyling Technical Training Guide
• Industry manuals on lace adhesives, safety, and customization
• Kulture Institute Salon Training Guides and Case Studies