ATELIER 01

THE BASE AND THE BASICS, LEARN HOW TO MASTER THE ART OF HAIR STYLING

ATELIER 01 – Technique and topics covered

Styling products and tools

Introduction and steps for using styling products and tools with descriptions, specific usage and practice.
From left to right: comb / styling gel / styling mousse / serum shine / leave in conditioner / smoothing products / styling oil / fixing lacquer / fixing spray.

The images above are examples to illustrate the visual effects that can be created with the various tools and products. Looks presented in the workshop may differ from those illustrated above.

BRUSHING AND CURLING

Understand the nature of the hair you are working with and how to work in harmony with it for the best results.

• Natural drying and blowdrying technique

• Discover the basics of curling irons

• Learn how to discipline the hair from root to tip using different sized round brushes

• Create movement and volume using only brushes for a soft ripple effect

• Achieve brilliance and shine

• Master the technique for creating an ultra-smooth finish

SECURING & ATTACHMENT POINTS

First steps in fasteners and clips. Preparing the base and securing hair attachments and extensions.

Ponytails – Bridal Hairstyles – Red Carpet – Fashion Week – Proms – Events

PARTINGS & SEPARATIONS

Where and why to part the hair and where and why to make your separations.

CRÊPAGE

Various techniques for teasing the hair, and the materials and styling supports used to create volume.

• Introduction to basic chignons

• Learn about crêpage and explore the  iconic looks of the 1950s, '60s, ‘70s...

• Discover how past trends are modernized to create current trends and why these time-tested looks are still a hit in fashion week

THE FIRST TOOL: Your hands

• Use your fingers to create movement

• Give intention to your creations

• Learn how to style and 'de-style' your texture

THINGS TO NOTE

• Hairdressing tools and products are not provided. For a detailed list of tools and styling products to bring to your workshop please CLICK HERE.

• Practice will be on either mannequin heads or you will work with live models.

• Nicolas Jurnjack designs and teaches all these workshops and will mentor you every step of the way.

• PARTICIPATION IS LIMITED.

• The workshops may be filmed or photographed for public release as part of a documentary. Use of your image and/or your work will be subject to your written permission at the start of each workshop.

• Nicolas Jurnjack is keen to ensure that his workshops are conducted in respect of responsible ecology.

• The workshops are not sponsored by any brands. No products or tools are promoted for commercial endeavor.

• Images: All looks created by Nicolas Jurnjack for fashion shows and fashion magazines.

YOUR COMMITMENT

• Be punctual. This ensures the wellbeing of the participants and the smooth running of the workshop.

• Take advantage of this unique opportunity: Focus. Listen. Ask Questions.

• Turn off all connected devices. During the workshop, filming, taking images, posting to social media, is not allowed.