An introduction and welcome to the Chaulk Mentor Programme, we start with some tips and resources that will be useful to you throughout the duration of this programme.These lessons are here to improve your learning. I suggest that you make a folder on your desktop (try not to use your phone when taking this course and please save any download, once you have performed the task suggested or read the information.) These downloadables can then be saved to refer to at any time. You can always repeat a task as with anything in science the conclusion is formed after a few attempts.

In this module Sarah talks about the amount of formulas used daily within the salon and shares the three major steps in how to configure the best outcome of each and every client.

Each and every client has a different hair fibre, Sarah shares in this module, how the hair is made and how to assess each hair type for the best results.

Why do you need to know this and once you do, your colour choice will change and for the better. This mind-blowing stuff isn’t shared anywhere else

It’s the one of the most important products used in the salon. This module will help you learn how to formulate for each hair type.

Primary colours make all the other colours we see, firstly this module focuses on how colour is made, then how see colour and then on to using the colour wheel, take it slow – this is a biggun.

Melanin is the natural pigment in hair and skin. This module covers how it is made, how it is different for every individual and how it can effect the colour results and formulation.

Artificial colour or the colour we use made by brands, this module share the chemistry in how these products work on the hair and how to make the right colour choice.

This may not so popular at the moment but knowing the science will give clarity when forming texture within the hair.

More insight into placement, tools and how to apply.

Sharing foundations in freehand & backcomb application and placement ideas

Virgin application v’s root application, creating that global look