Curl Identity

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Curl Identity is a Mandurah-based curl studio and education space led by Caroline, curl specialist and educator. Enquiries via message.

Supporting clarity, confidence, and low-tox curl care through services and education beyond the chair.

07/09/2026

Curls Connection: Textured & Seen
Tight Texture Edition
A relaxed morning of curl education, live demonstrations and community, created especially for tighter textures.
100% of proceeds are being donated to WA Mums Cottage.
Find out more here:

https://events.humanitix.com/curls-connections-textured-and-seen

03/09/2026

September and October are bringing two beautiful opportunities to come together around curls, texture and community.

On 20 September, Hair Freedom Expo brings people together to celebrate coily, kinky and curly hair. Hosted by Enable Women Africa

Then on 6 October, I’ll be hosting another Curls Connection, an event close to my heart. This time, it will be Textured and Seen edition, created to build greater understanding around tight textured hair through education, shared experiences and live demonstrations.

You don’t need to have tight textured hair yourself to be part of these events. If you want to learn, understand and better support the people around you, you are welcome.

Two events. One shared opportunity to learn more about texture and connect with our community.

Tickets are available through Humanitix, linked on my bio!

Photos from Curl Identity's post 02/09/2026

So, you’ve consulted your client, done hair training, you know the techniques you have to work with.

Now what?
It's time to get to know curly hair itself.

There are characteristics of the hair in front of you that can completely change how you approach the haircut you’ve planned.

Because knowing how to cut curls is one thing. Knowing what you’re looking at, what it means, and how it should influence the choices you make is another.

Photos from Curl Identity's post 30/08/2026

Say it with me: your guest’s understanding of their own hair should be just as important as the result you create for them.

Of course, learn your techniques. Learn how to cut, style and work with different curls. But don’t stop with educating just yourself.

Share that knowledge with the person sitting in your chair. Explain what you’re doing and why. Show them what you’re noticing about their hair and help them understand what works for their curls.

Because they’re the ones who will be caring for their curls after they leave your chair.

A beautiful result is wonderful. Giving someone the understanding to work with their own curls is even better.

29/08/2026

"My hair just isn’t the same anymore.”
We hear it behind the chair all the time.
And sometimes, the answer isn’t another styling product. It’s understanding what’s happening underneath.

Colour, chemical services and heat can affect the internal structure of the hair.

That’s where K18 Leave-In Molecular Repair Hair Mask fits into your routine.
Powered by the patented K18PEPTIDE, the mask is designed to reconnect polypeptide chains broken by bleach, colour, chemical services and heat. As a result, disulfide bonds are also reconnected, helping to restore strength, softness and bounce across all hair types.

How to use it:

1. Shampoo (skip the conditioner)

2. Towel-dry thoroughly.

3. Apply 1–3 pumps according to the hair’s length and density, working from the ends upwards.

4. Wait FOUR minutes. Do not rinse.

5. Add your styling products and style as normal.

Repair first. Style second.

Save this for the next time a client tells you,
“My hair just isn’t the same anymore.” Sometimes, repair needs to come before styling.

HairEducation

28/08/2026

I always hear beautiful women say, “I’ve never seen my hair like this before,” after we’ve finished our appointment.

But I see how beautiful their hair is from the moment they walk into the studio. Curly hair is already beautiful, it sometimes just needs a little help. That’s why curl education matters so much to me.

I don’t want to simply cut and style your hair. I want us both to understand your curls better, so you leave knowing how to create those same beautiful curls at home.

If you’re not sure where to begin, I’ve created a free guide to help you get started. You can find it through the link in my bio.

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Photos from Curl Identity's post 25/08/2026

Not every stylist wants to specialise in curls, and that’s okay. But most of us will have a curl guest sit in our chair at some point, and I want you to feel confident when they do.

For me, curl education isn’t about learning as many techniques as possible. There isn’t one go-to approach that will work for every curl guest. It’s about understanding why curls behave the way they do, so you can make sense of the techniques you’re learning and adapt them to the person sitting in front of you.

That’s how I approach Curl Identity Education. We start with understanding the curls rather than trying to perfect a technique, then build from there.

If you’re still learning, new to working with curls, or simply want to feel more confident with them behind the chair, I’ve created a FREE Stylist Guide to give you a place to start.

You can find it through the link in my bio 🤍

23/08/2026

The most powerful part of a curl journey isn't what you see. It's how someone feels when they leave.

For years, I believed my curls were something I needed to change. Learning to understand them changed everything.

I've heard stories like this from so many incredible women who sit in my chair. My guest shared that she didn't always love her natural curls.
Today, she embraces them.

Moments like these remind me that curl artistry isn't just about creating beautiful curls. It's about giving people the space to share their story, feel seen, understood, and confident enough to embrace the hair they already have.

I truly believe education is where that confidence begins.

I invite you to download my free Understanding Curly Hair guide, which you'll find through the link in my bio.

21/08/2026

A little look inside a weekend of hands-on curl education with LOHY.

There’s a lot to learn when you start working with more curly clients, and plenty of moments where you wonder if you’re doing the right thing.

That’s why I love education like this. We get to ask questions, try things, see the hair respond in real time, and understand what’s actually happening in front of us.

If you’re a stylist wanting to feel more confident working with curls, I’ve put together a FREE Curl Education Guide for Stylists to give you a place to start.

It’s waiting for you at the link in my bio 🤍

Photos from Curl Identity's post 18/08/2026

There are a few things I’ll always reach for behind the chair.

Some help me see the shape better. Some give me more control while cutting or styling. And some just make running my business and looking after my guests easier (and I genuinely don’t want to work without them 😂).

But one of my biggest essentials? Curl education.

If you’re a stylist wanting to build that knowledge too, I created a FREE Curly Hair Stylist Starter Guide to help you get started.

It’s linked in my bio. 🤍

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