Tresses on Agnes

HSM - cutting with math was something I never ever thought I would learn 🤯 and I’m so lucky Kim from Kim Moore Hair Education was able to come to Australia to share this modality in cutting and her amazing brain 🧠

I met so many amazing Hairdressers with special thanks to Helen Curly & Co Hair Amanda Purely Curls and Jonina LOHY. Curls for my lohy curl products and diffuser- I can’t wait to try.

Cutting hair with math! Looking forward to this one the most

This is a master course I have totally been waiting for - why headshape matters with Kim Moore Hair Education

Reminder I’ll be back in a week.

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Thanks Ali

All of it has shaped me.

but the start of the year ‘25’ was an experience i’ll never forget — for all the wrong reasons.

for the first time, i really understood what it feels like to be on the other side of education.

to question yourself.
to feel unsupported.
to feel like your experience isn’t valued.
to wonder whether your knowledge, passion and years in the industry actually count for anything.

and that’s a pretty confronting place to be when you genuinely care about education and the hairdressing industry.

i’m not interested in shaming anyone. but i also won’t pretend it didn’t affect me.

because it did.

and honestly? it changed me.

it made me very clear about the kind of educator I am today!

i don’t just show you what to do.

i want you to understand why.

why you section.
why you foil.
why you choose a particular technique.
why it works
why it doesn’t

because being able to do something isn’t necessarily the same as understanding it.

and having a qualification isn’t necessarily the same as feeling ready to stand behind the chair.

30+ years in this industry and i’m still in the salon.

still working with real clients.
still learning.
still furthering my own education.

and i’m incredibly proud to share what i know with the next generation of hairdressers.

but it has made me wonder…

are we getting education right in our industry?

what do you wish someone had taught you?

what did you learn the hard way?

and for those of you who have been in the industry for years — what do you think is missing from hairdressing education today?

i’d genuinely love to hear your thoughts.