I’m not here to give you recipes.

If you want “put this on this” education, this isn’t it.

I teach you how to read hair.
How to understand pigment.
How to shift colour intentionally instead of hoping it works.

Because every head is different.
Every fade is different.
And if you don’t understand what’s sitting in the hair, you’re guessing.

I don’t build hopeful colourists.
I build intentional ones.

CMY + Wig Work

Everything I teach is grounded in the CMY system — not because pigment is magically made of CMY, but because it’s the clearest way to understand:

• what’s dominating
• what’s going to fight you
• how pigments stack
• how to shift without mud

And a huge part of how I teach that?

Wig work.

I use ethically sourced human hair wigs in my in-person education because wigs allow you to:

• See placement properly
• Practise without risking a client
• Understand density and distribution
• Break down colour corrections in layers
• Build confidence before taking it to the chair

Wig work slows everything down in the best way.
It makes pigment visible.
It makes theory practical.

You’re not just watching me paint hair.

You’re understanding why it works.

Built for Real Brains

I’m autistic + ADHD.

My brain needed colour theory to make sense logically, not vaguely.

So I rebuilt it in a way that’s visual, structured, and practical — without being rigid or boring.

My classes are:

• Question-friendly
• Wig-based
• Visual and hands-on
• Zero gatekeeping
• Built for stylists who want to understand why

I’m not here to tell you how to be an artist.

I’m here to give you tools so you can figure it out in any situation.

What You’ll Walk Away With

Clarity.
Control.
Confidence in colour shifting.
Confidence in fade control.
Confidence in formulation.

And yes — your own wig, workbook and access to a private IG education space for 3 months after your class so you can keep asking me everything.

This isn’t about copying my work.

It’s about understanding pigment so well you don’t need to.

Welcome to Colouring on the Spectrum.
Let’s Slay it properly.

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