Veiled Bead Extensions — In-Person Class
Stop remaking installs.
Start installing Veiled.
Saturday, June 28 · Orlando · One day, by hand
The flat-lay bead method that holds past week 8 — no glue, no heat, no corner beads. Taught in a small room until the install lives in your hands. Ten seats. Stylists only.
Apply for a seat Only 10 seats — the first 5 to close lock in $2,100 (reg. $2,850)01 Why installs fail
Your installs keep coming back. It isn’t your hands.
If you still install beads the standard way, you already know the pattern. It is the method — not you.
Corner beads by week 3
The bead seats on its edge, digs in, and pops. The client is back before the month is out.
Tension on the hairline
Pulled too tight to hold, and the line thins where it shows most. The damage becomes your reputation.
Wefts that slip
They feel the row move. They feel it on the pillow. Then they stop rebooking and never say why.
The free week-5 redo
An hour of your chair, unpaid, fixing what the method failed to hold — a paying client turned away.
02 The Veiled difference
Same beads. A completely different install.
| Standard bead methods | Veiled Bead Extensions | |
|---|---|---|
| Bead seat | Corner beads dig in | Lays flat — no corners |
| Hold | Slips & pops by week 3 | Holds past week 8 |
| Scalp feel | Felt on the pillow | Disappears, lies flat |
| Hairline | Tension & breakage | No tension |
| Build | Glue, heat or braids | None of the above |
| Your schedule | Clients return to be fixed | Clients return to pay |
— A real client, real money
She left to get her extensions somewhere else — and came back to me. Not just to have them reinstalled, but because no one else could give her the Veiled install.
She wears 4 rows at $250 a row, and between her extensions, color and highlights she spends well over $4,000 with me. That is the client the other stylist lost — not over price, not over personality, but because they couldn’t offer the method she wanted.
It is happening to stylists everywhere. Clients walk to more advanced stylists offering elevated methods like Veiled — and it doesn’t stop with the ones who leave. New clients quietly cross you off before they ever book, because you don’t offer the install they’re already searching for. The method you carry is becoming the reason a client chooses you — or doesn’t.
03 Run your numbers
What the method is worth to you.
Your pricing, your volume. This is your potential — not a promise.
Your private estimate
At $500 an install, the $2,100 class pays for itself in 5 installs.
Estimates from your own inputs. Redo figure assumes a redo costs you one install’s worth of unpaid chair time.
04 Inside the day
What you’ll master.
- Weft prep & head mapping for an invisible result
- Sectioning that hides every row
- Bead placement & the flat-lay seat that will not pop
- Tension testing so it holds past week 8 without pulling the hairline
- Blending & finishing that disappears into natural hair
- Aftercare your clients will actually follow
05 Your seat
An invitation to ten stylists.
The old method isn’t getting easier to ignore. Every week on it is another redo, another hour unpaid, another client who quietly books the stylist who figured it out first. One day puts Veiled in your hands for good.
By application · Stylists only
Ten seats total — the first five stylists to lock in get the $2,100 rate. Pay over time with Cherry, Shop Pay or Afterpay once your seat is confirmed.
Apply for a seat— Request your place
Apply for a seat.
Stylists only. Ten seats — first 5 close at $2,100. Apply below and Will confirms who’s in personally.
Your application is in.
Thank you. If your spot is confirmed, Will reaches out personally with the details and your payment options. — Veiled
— Before you ask
Questions.
Do I need bead experience already?
It helps, but the day is built to retrain the install from the seat up — even if your current beadwork keeps coming back on you.
What if I can’t pay all at once?
Once your seat is confirmed you can split it with Shop Pay or Afterpay, or finance through Cherry.
Is it really only 10 seats?
Yes — it’s hands-on, so the room stays small. The first 5 to close lock in $2,100.
Where in Orlando?
Exact venue and time are sent to confirmed stylists after you apply.
— About Will
Will Wyatt has spent his career behind the chair refining the Veiled Bead Extensions install — a flat-lay method built around the craft of the hand. He teaches it in person because that is the only way it transfers.