Questions.

One full day in Orlando, nine to five, ten seats. You do the install on a live model with your own hands and I correct you while you are working — not afterwards on a video call. You go home with the hair and tools, a pre-recorded troubleshooting library, and thirty days of coaching.

$2,850. The first five stylists to close pay $2,100. Once your seat is confirmed you can split it with Shop Pay or Afterpay, or finance through Cherry.

Seats are released ten at a time and I set the date with the confirmed group rather than publishing a calendar. Apply and I will come back to you with the next room.

Not today. The install lives in the hands — the tension, the placement, the way the weft disappears — and that does not transfer through a screen. If a recorded course happens it will sit alongside the room, not replace it.

Yes. This is a professional certification and I verify the licence.

It helps, but the day retrains the install from the seat up — even if your current beadwork keeps coming back on you.

No. The hair, the pliers, the beads, the thread, the grips and the bag to carry them are all part of the seat — $383.88 of it, itemised on the class page.

No. Seats are non-refundable and there is no guarantee attached. What you leave with is knowledge and it cannot be handed back. That is also why I read every application myself rather than selling from a button.

Ask your accountant, not me — I am not one. Broadly, education that maintains or improves the skills of the trade you already work in is treated as a deductible business expense (IRS Topic 513). Keep the receipt and the itemised list of what came with the seat.

The bead seat. A bead sitting on its corner compresses the hair and works itself loose; a bead sitting flat carries the weight instead. That is decided before you ever close it, and no amount of tension fixes it afterwards — you are only choosing which week it fails in.

None of the three.

Yes, and it is where the method earns its keep. Weight is spread across more rows with less tension per bead rather than stacked onto two.

Around ninety minutes for a full head once you have done five of them.

Past week eight, without pulling on the hairline.

No. You keep your hands and your client base. What changes is the seat, the spacing and the finish.

Licensed stylists. Apply for Veiled Pro and professional pricing applies automatically at checkout whenever you are logged in.

Single for fine to medium hair — three to four rows, less tension per bead. Double where you want the density of two stacked hand-tied rows in a single pass. An 18-inch Single pack is 50g; an 18-inch Double is 115g.

Yes. Move the weft up at maintenance — same pack, twelve-month wear cycle.

Anywhere you like. Genius weft construction means no return-hair line and no unravelling — trim it to the exact width of your section.

30% off every weft, applied automatically at checkout with no code to remember, member rates on education, and first access to every Veiled Reserved drop.

No. Pro is open to any licensed cosmetologist working in extensions. Certification and Pro are separate doors.

One to two business days, usually faster. I read them myself and I look at your working Instagram.