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As curly hair becomes more celebrated than ever, we can't help but ask: if everyone becomes a curl specialist... are any of us really specialists?
In this episode, we're unpacking the evolution of the textured hair industry from why curls were ignored for so many years to the cultural shift that's finally encouraging people to embrace their natural texture. We also discuss the different levels of curl education, whether "curl specialist" has become an overused title, and the gatekeeping that can exist within the beauty industry when it comes to sharing knowledge.
Most importantly, we talk about the responsibility educators have in shaping the next generation of stylists and why we believe education should create more opportunities not fewer.
Whether you're a stylist, a curly-haired client, or simply curious about where the industry is headed, this conversation is one you won't want to miss.
By Cassie and TarynAs curly hair becomes more celebrated than ever, we can't help but ask: if everyone becomes a curl specialist... are any of us really specialists?
In this episode, we're unpacking the evolution of the textured hair industry from why curls were ignored for so many years to the cultural shift that's finally encouraging people to embrace their natural texture. We also discuss the different levels of curl education, whether "curl specialist" has become an overused title, and the gatekeeping that can exist within the beauty industry when it comes to sharing knowledge.
Most importantly, we talk about the responsibility educators have in shaping the next generation of stylists and why we believe education should create more opportunities not fewer.
Whether you're a stylist, a curly-haired client, or simply curious about where the industry is headed, this conversation is one you won't want to miss.