The MUSE Curls

Hold on…

ICreate Lift :
A lightweight styling foam to uplift roots and build body.
Take roots to new heights with this lightweight styling foam that pumps up volume and builds body. Formulated with clean, pure active ingredients such as Certified Organic Aloe Vera and Honey, Sugarcane, this airy foam increases fullness and manageability, moisturizes strands and enhances texture. It shapes, defines and smooths wet or dry hair to enhance natural texture and provide light hold to styles. Ideal for all hair types.

ICreate Hold:
A styling gel for hold and shine
Achieve shape, definition and firm hold with this aloe and honey based styling gel. Increase shine, flexibility and strength with eucalyptus. Rooibos tea adds antioxidant rejuvenation and care.

Ideal for all hair types and textures

Fragrance note: Orange blossom

ICreate Definition:
Work this firm hold foam over wet hair to decrease dry time, enhance natural texture, and provide style longevity. Its lightweight yet powerful formula features nourishing Amaranth Seed Extract and Pequi Oil to help strengthen strands and smooth frizz. Aloe Leaf Juice delivers weightless hydration for healthy, bouncy curl clumps.

Works for all curl patterns and textures.

Introducing Texture Unravelled..

The logo I designed and was created by was inspired by the four hair classifications in the Uk hairdressing qualification.

Straight - Wavy - Curly - Very Curly

I’m so pleased to announce the launch of “Texture Unravelled”.
Its a groundbreaking campaign to revolutionise and rejuvenate the hairdressing industry.

The campaign is dedicated to championing all hair types within the hair industry with a distinct focus on Textured hair through:

• Dynamic research and education

• In person and online discussions

• Hands on practical training

• Collaborative peer sessions

• Industry Partnership

Unravelling what has always seemed to be mysterious and complex. My hope for now and the future is that Textured hair education is to be made more understandable and accessible to all.

I’m so pleased to say that has been a constant support ever since I joined the membership a few years ago.

I’ve worked on a few projects with them and they have consistently been an encouragement.

I was delighted when they agreed to support me with this vision to begin to look at ways to make Hairdressing truly inclusive.

Please join me on this journey and actively get involved with the process. Take the opportunities to share your honest thoughts on this topic.

This isn’t just about the Hairdresser and the next generation of Hairdresser but the consumer, the salon guest, the product brands and developers, the manufacturer, the Educator, the industry organisations and the Government.

I am 1 person advocating for change but we are more than 1 that can make change.
-Erica

My name is Erica.

I’m an advocate for Cross Cultural training and Immersion within the Hairdressing Industry

Collaborative education encourages change.
The CCCC are a collective of Hairstylists that immerse themselves in the Intercultural exchange of knowledge and skills within the Hairdressing industry, in this case curls

We believe that as Hairstylists we should endeavour to actively integrate into communities other than our own, to understand, learn and appreciate its customs, practices and way of life

To be the very best in the Hairdressing Industry, engaging in cross cultural learning and experiences increases our skills and abilities, which then enables us to offer a variety of services to guests we would potentially never meet before

Go - See - Hear - Do

Apprenticeships….

National Apprenticeship Week (NAW) 2023 was celebrated from 6th – 12th of February 2023 the 16th annual celebration of apprenticeships

The week brought together businesses and apprentices across the country to shine a light on the positive impact that apprenticeships make to individuals, businesses and the wider economy

The week reflected on how apprenticeships can help individuals to develop the skills and knowledge required for a rewarding career and help businesses to develop a talented workforce that is equipped with skills for the future.

The theme for this year was 'Skills for Life'. National Apprenticeship Week brought together the entire apprenticeship community to celebrate everything that is amazing about apprenticeships

Hydrate - Define - Set

The power of water hydrating curls

A round of applause to you young lady…

You know me, I get so excited when I’m able to meet with the young people

Their initial salon positive experience and opportunity to learn about about their hair and embrace it

They now don’t have to feel like straightening their curls is the only option

The Gift of giving…

To give a gift to someone else on your birthday is so special

Today, as she celebrates her birthday she donates her hair to the

Her short curls look absolutely Amazing and it was such an honour and pleasure to do for her, the little curly person is going to be so pleased

They get to an age when they want to do their own curls…

Having curls doesn’t mean that the default cut has to be short

In requests such as this it’s to be able to manage the curls themselves as young people

Having shorter hair allows them to manage hair products, shampoo, condition, detangle, dry and style their hair with a little more ease and independence

Remember, we have to assist our guests and manage expectations with a suitable hair care regime at home that meets their personal needs

Over time with experience and as confidence grows, together you can have another conversation and adjust the regime accordingly

Partnership = Developing a relationship sharing responsibility

What goes best with curls…
A beautiful smile

Let the show begin!

Curls belong to people from all walks of life and show business is just one of them

Curly couples that get cuts together…

We have the pleasure of cutting these 2 amazing curly guests and so I had to take the opportunity to take a photo

Curls bring even strangers together in so many ways, do you ever look at another curly person and just give that unspoken nod or smile?

There is just something about curls and community, sharing experiences, product recommendations, tips and tricks, the list goes on

Curls just seem to have a magical curiosity about them that people can’t quite articulate but just feel there’s something special