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2009 Professional Hair Extension
Workshops
Clara Amaguru was born and
raised in Uganda, East Africa. Clara’s interest in braiding started at the
tender age of six. African hair sculpture is an art form that has been passed
down from generation to generation. It requires manual dexterity and patience as
many styles are intricate and time consuming. Clara has readily embraced this
and for her, hair has become a medium for self-expression.
Clara is a licensed cosmetologist,
educator, artist and business owner. She started her training at Gail Bishop’s
salon in Victoria then worked at Abantu Salon in Vancouver before proceeding to
business ownership. She has also been taught by some of best in the natural hair
care in the United States. Clara continues to keep herself abreast of all the
latest techniques by getting advanced education abroad. Clara’s unique style of
braiding and artistic flare have made her a much sought after stylist in
Vancouver, Canada. Her creative self expression is the main factor for the
following achievements and recognition:
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First Canadian to win the title of
the “World’s Best Braider” in first place. She won this title after competing
with stylists from United States and England in Atlanta, Georgia in May, 2000.
She won a second medal in 2004 coming in third place.
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Technical educator for McBride
Research Laboratories. Educating salons and cosmetology schools on Design
Essentials salon systems.
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Working with the film industry and
sports arena in Vancouver. Some of Clara’s clients include Keith Cobb from
“Andromeda” and “Young and the Restless”, Vivica Fox from “Two can play that
game”, Lynn Whitfield from “A thin line between love and hate”, Grant Long from
former Vancouver Grizzles basketball team, Thandie Newton from “Crush”, Little
Romeo from “Romeo” show and Jason Mamoa from “Stargate Atlantis”.
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Feature stories in the Vancouver Sun,
the Canadian Hairdresser, Burnaby Now, Afro News, the Source, VTV breakfast news
and MTV appearances.
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Instructor for the Cosmetology
Industry Association of B.C. Teaching professional development workshops on hair
extensions, dreadlocks and hair relaxing.
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Sole proprietor of Amaguru African
hair Gallery located at 5107 Kingsway, Burnaby since 2003.
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Professional development workshop
Instructor since 1998. Developed and teaches workshops on hair extensions,
braiding, cornrows, interlocking extensions and dreadlocks across Canada.
Clara has 9 years of teaching
experience within BC. She has developed the following workshops to cater to
stylists interested in expanding their scope of professional techniques. These
workshops are geared at providing stylists with the skills needed to diversify
their services. These unique techniques are guaranteed to increase their
clientele and revenue. The format for the 2009 classes has changed. We are now
combining all the new techniques and giving attendees more guided training time.
You can choose between our 2-day hair extensions class or 1-day advanced class.
(Click on the pictures for individual workshop details)
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General Workshop Details 2009
WORKSHOP SCHEDULE
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DATES
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TYPE
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DEADLINE
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June 7&8 , 2009
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Beginner
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May 31, 2009
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July 19&20 , 2009
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Beginner
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July 10, 2009
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August 10, 2009
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Advanced
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August 1, 2009
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September 13&14, 2009
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Beginner
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September 4, 2009
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October 4&5, 2009
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Beginner
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September 28, 2009
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October 19, 2009
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Advanced
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October 9, 2009
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HAIR EXTENSIONS
(BEGINNER LEVEL)
(2-day seminar)
$995
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Sunday 10.00am – 5.00 pm |
Monday 10.00am – 5.00pm |
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Hair Extensions 101 |
Full head weaving |
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Consultation and hair analysis |
Clip –in extensions |
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Cornrows |
Fusion extensions |
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Hair quality and selection |
Maintenance |
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Bonding extensions |
Removing extensions |
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Partial weaving |
Supplies |
HAIR EXTENSIONS
(ADVANCED)
(1-day seminar)
$795
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1. Hair extensions
overview. |
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2. Net weaving |
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3. Closure units |
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4. Integration
systems |
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5. Detachable
weave units |
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Supplies Provided |
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1. A mannequin with at least 4 inches of hair. |
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2. Mannequin stand/ clamp. |
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3. A tail comb. |
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4. A water bottle. |
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5. 6 hair clips. |
| 6. A pen or pencil |
| 7. A lighter |
| 8. Weaving needle |
| 9. Weaving thread |
| 10. Instruction guide with take home
notes |
| 11. Product Catalogue |
Certificates
Certificates will be provided at the end of each
seminar after satisfactory completion.
General
The interest in hair extensions and hair replacement
techniques is overwhelming. These services at a professional level range between
$200 -$2,000 in Vancouver, B.C. These workshops are affordable, professional and
information packed. Usually your whole class fee can be paid off with your first
5 clients. The techniques learned are guaranteed to increase the income
potential for any stylist and diversify your clientele base. For more info,
contact Clara Amaguru at
Tel: (604) 438-4550
Fax: (604) 464-7482
E-mail:
Special Classes
Special classes may be arranged for groups of four or
more, depending on the availability of the instructor. A discount of 10% will
apply to such groups. For cosmetology schools and in salon training, specific
classes can be customized to your needs. Contact Clara Amaguru directly for more
information.
Early Bird Registration
Register by 30 days prior to the
desired class date and automatically receive 10% seminar fees.
Registration
Please use registration form on our website to register. Half the class
fee is required to guarantee place in class. Please submit via mail or call for
more payment options. Rest of fee is payable at the beginning of class.
Class sizes are very small so please register early to reserve
your space and also take advantage of some savings.
Mailing List
Note: If you would like to receive regular
updates by email about our workshops,
click here.

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