Loc Start Map — PETALS Edition In Person

Service Description

Loc Start Map is a structured training designed to guide you through starting locs with intention, care, and understanding. This session focuses on how locs are started, why different methods suit different hair types, and what needs to be considered from day one to support healthy loc formation over time. Rather than copying techniques, you learn how to assess the hair, choose an appropriate method, and start locs in a way that supports the scalp, the strand, and the client or wearer. The aim is clarity at the beginning, so problems don’t develop later. What this course covers 🌀 Understanding hair texture, density, and scalp before starting locs 🌀 Choosing the right loc start method for the hair 🌀 Sectioning for balance, comfort, and longevity 🌀 Tension awareness and scalp safety 🌀 What to expect in the early stages of loc formation 🌀 How early decisions affect long‑term results Who this course is for This course is suitable if: — You want to start your own locs with confidence — You support clients or family members starting locs — You are a hair professional adding loc services — You want to understand loc foundations, not just techniques Some hair handling experience is helpful but not essential. What you get — Structured teaching and clear explanations — Guidance grounded in hair behaviour and scalp care — Time for questions and clarification — A framework you can return to when starting locs — Certificate of completion — Access to the Curl Clarity Collective community, where learning is supported, questions are held, and understanding deepens over time What you need — Phone, tablet, or computer (online) — Internet access Delivery format & investment 📍 In‑Person Training (Manchester) Price: £349 Time & duration — Time: 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM — Duration: Full‑day in‑person training — Includes breaks and time for questions — Live model demonstration where available — Mannequin-based demonstration used if a live model is not suitable — Hands-on guidance and close observation Available dates — Sat 14/02/2026 — Sat 16/05/2026 — Sat 15/08/2026 (Manchester · booking required)