Definition:
Updo’s and braids, also called dresswork, are hair styling techniques that produce temporary changes to the hair. Both updo’s and braids can be either simple or intricate.

• Updo’s refer to hairstyles that arrange the hair, rather than allowing it to fall freely. This can be through the use of fasteners or teasing, wrapping or twisting. Examples of simple updo hairstyles include buns and ponytails. More elaborate updos include the French twist.
• Braiding creates hairstyles by intertwining strands of hair with one another. Methods of braiding include twining, pleating, plating, weaving and interlocking. Examples of hairstyles that are done via braiding include French braids and cornrows.

What You Will Learn by Attending Beauty School at Regency Beauty Institute:
The special occasion can be stressful and it is our responsibility to set the guest at ease. You will gain confidence in your ability to make them beautiful by learning a wide range of braiding techniques and how to perform a wide range of updo’s.

• Long hair design
• Braiding techniques