Chaulk Diamond Highlights Section. A Chaulk Online Highlights Course & Tutorial Parts 1,2,3 & 4 

Featuring:

Colour Specialist Teacher: Lianne Storer 

Session Stylist Trainer: Hollie Rose Clarke 

Overview:

Do you struggle with timing when it comes to highlights application, or struggle with ideas for a more bespoke speedy foiling application?

This is our Signature DIAMOND section which became very popular with our lockdown education. This Chaulk signature application demonstration really helped hairdressers keep to time when going back to work and has turned into a very popular go to technique.

We believe this could help you if you struggle with timing in application.

This DIAMOND section pattern concentrates on the key areas around the head, where most clients want to see lightness and colour.

In this tutorial, we focus on the most principal section pattern. 

This pattern can be used in its natural form, to leave out the top section for a more natural look. Which could be an idea for a more bespoke highlights top up or when first introducing highlights for a virgin head application.

Or follow part 3 to see one idea in how to fill the Diamond itself for a more complete look which as you see in this pre -recorded video can cover enough of the head for a beautiful natural blend.

What is it?

• Pre -recorded online highlights course & tutorial that will save you time with application
• Containing many never shared before top tips in application and mixing 
• Tips on toning and adding negative space
• Triggers alternative thinking when it comes to highlights application
• Pure guidance from one of our first founders
• Downloadable workbook and head sheets 

Who’s it for? You?

• If you struggle with highlights application ideas 
• If you always run over into the next appointment
• If you seek new ideas for speedy techniques in highlighting and foiling

If you’re looking for a course focussed on Balayage you can find that here! Or take our Science Foundation course to build strong foundations and fill in the gaps in hair structure theory, colour knowledge and product choice.