Beginning African Hairstyles

http://universalclass.com/i/crn/9317.htm

This is a course on caring for super-curly African hair, as well as cornrows,
braid extensions, and dreadlocks for all hair textures from all ethnicities,
from straight to super-curly. It covers the basics all the way to specific
complex styles.

You'll be taken step by step through cornrowing, from how to make one through
various patterns. You'll learn to make and care for natural dreadlocks, and how
to wash them properly. Then we'll cover adding hair to get the look you want in
a short time through extensions and hairweaves. This is good information for
aspiring braid artists and ''loctitians'' as well as new parents of children of
African descent.

So join up, and learn something new, or refresh your skills in an environment
where you're free to ask questions. I have over 20 years of experience working
on hair of just about all types in the world, and I hope in this class, to pass
on this wonderful traditional art.

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Advanced African Hairstyles (Professional)

http://universalclass.com/i/crn/12395.htm

This course is designed for the individual who wishes to become a professional
Natural Hairstylist or African Hair Culturist. This course is designed with the
professional in mind and though it is not a replacement for a state or national
course or exam, it will prepare you for them. Those who operate in areas where
natural hair and beauty are unregulated can also benefit from this course.
Advanced African Hairstyles covers hair care and anatomy, various types of
braiding including fishbones, box braids, twists, and track braids, ergonomics,
hair types, problem solving, and just about everything a professional natural
hairstylist needs. Students who have completed the previous African Hairstyles
course please use your promotional code to receive the special discount.

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