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Learn Wig Ventilation from Home
Online classes for wig lovers and professionals
Why learn ventilation?
If you're a wig maker or just a wig enthusiast, learning how to ventilate wigs has many benefits.
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Jobs in this field are plentiful. If you're looking to make this a full-time career, here are some options.
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Custom Wig Maker
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Wig Repair
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In-House Wig Making (Wholesale Companies & Retail Hair Businesses)
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Costume Wig Making
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Drag Shows
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Ghost Wig Making
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Entrepreneur
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and more
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Increase the lifespan of your wigs
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Learn a lucrative skill that you can monetize
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Stand out from the competition with a unique and specialized set of skills.
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Select a Course
We have affordable courses you can take from the comfort of your own home. Sign up for the full course or select a specific topic.
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What Skills Are Required To Learn To Repair Your Wigs?Sewing or hairstyling skills may accelerate your success, but if you are patient and eager to learn you’re all set. I have a series of eBooks and interactive courses that teach you everything you need to know to perform issue-specific wig repairs. My Ventilation For Beginners eBook is my best seller but choose what’s right for you. Many of my students begin with one guide or course and gradually build their skillset.
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What Is Ventilation?This is the term used to describe adding individual strands of hair to the frontal or closure (part or hairline) of your wig. These areas will bald over time, but can easily be filled back in. My guides and eBooks include step-by-step instructions on how to perform and perfect double and single knots. This includes close-up and HD images and video. You’ll learn the exact techniques I use to fill in my wigs!
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What Else Will I Learn Besides Ventilation?Ordered a wig online, but it doesn’t fit quite right? Bored with an old wig? Want to add or remove bangs? Want to learn to build a wig from scratch? You can learn all of this and more. My wig making classes include: • How to ventilate wigs • The difference between raw and virgin hair • How to choose quality vendors • Constructing a wig from scratch • How to repair wig lace • How to modify a wig • How to create a wig lace base • How to bleach bath • What supplies to use • And more! In addition to my at-your-own-pace virtual classes, I can work with you 1-on-one to perfect your wig skills!
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What Is a ventilated wig cap?Over time, your wig lace will thin along the hairline (frontal) and part line (closure). I’ll teach you how to add hair strands by sewing in double or single knots.
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What supplies do I need to ventilate a wig?That’s included in my wig repair courses! I share exactly what supplies I use. For a full list of trusted beauty vendors, consider my guide the Big Big Vendor List.
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Do I have to be a seamstress to learn how to ventilate?Nope! Sewing skills will accelerate the learning process but beginners can easily learn to repair their wigs. Practice makes perfect, so master my techniques with practice lace.
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What if I’m not a hairstylist?It’s ok! Being a stylist may help, but I walk you through everything you need to know.
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Should I use virgin or raw hair?It’s entirely up to you. I cover this topic briefly in relevant courses and in greater detail in my Raw or Virgin Hair guide
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Can I turn my new skill into a business?You may already know this from personal experience, but there is a HUGE gap in the wig repair and wig making market. So yes, you can turn your new skillset into a upsell, side-hustle, or fulltime business.
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How do I make my own wig?A ventilated wig cap empowers you to wear your wig longer, but you can also learn to make a full wig from scratch. My Wig Construction eBook teaches you how to construct a wig that fits perfectly from scratch, bleach bath, create double and triple wefts, and more!
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