We’re not just teaching technique — we’re shifting the industry.
Prostylist Academy exists to provide expert, culturally responsive training for Black, Indigenous, and People of Color who want to master their craft and build a thriving career.
Hair styling for
coily curly textured BIPOC beautiful hair.
Why Prostylist Academy?
EMPOWER✱
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EMPOWER✱
EQUIP✱
EQUIP✱
EQUIP✱
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What You’ll Learn
At Prostylist Academy, we go beyond hair. Our curriculum is intentionally designed to equip BIPOC stylists with the practical skills, cultural insight, and business tools needed to thrive. Whether you’re just starting out or leveling up your career, our expert-led training blends technique with identity, giving you the confidence to show up fully and succeed in the industry.
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Prostylist Courses
Technique Mastery
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Learn braiding, protective styling, and precision cuts for textured hair
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Advanced colouring, scalp care, and hair treatment
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Hands-on workshops with experienced BIPOC educators
Business
Skills
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Pricing your services with confidence
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Building a loyal clientele and using social media for growth
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Financial planning, salon ownership, and freelance success
Cultural Confidence
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Hair history, identity, and the politics of texture
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Understanding and advocating for representation in beauty spaces
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Creating affirming experiences for diverse clients
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need prior experience to join?
Not at all. Our course is designed for both beginners and experienced stylists. Whether you’re starting fresh or sharpening your skills, we meet you where you’re at.
Is the course online or in-person?
We offer a blended format. Core modules are delivered online for flexibility, with optional in-person workshops for hands-on training and community connection.
How long is the course?
The full course runs over 8 weeks, with weekly content drops and flexible study hours. You can complete it at your own pace within that timeframe.
Is this only for BIPOC students?
Our course centers BIPOC voices, hair types, and cultural knowledge — but it’s open to all allies and professionals who want to learn with respect and intention.
What kind of support do students get?
You’ll have access to a private community, mentorship from seasoned stylists, and live Q&A sessions to help you succeed every step of the way.
