A hairdressing course from scratch — how it works here
· 3 min read · Antonina Marushko
The academy runs in the same place as the salon. Briefly about who comes to the courses, how many people are in a group and what you can really do afterwards.
The academy is not a separate thing somewhere on the side — we run the courses in the same space where we work with clients every day. That matters: you learn on the tools and products that are in real use, not in a showroom.
Who comes
- People starting from zero who want to test the profession before investing in a school.
- Hairdressers with a few years of work who want to close one specific topic — most often blondes and lightening techniques.
- Barbers who want to add colour work and grey blending to their skills.
Small groups, a lot of hands-on work
We do not run courses where you sit at the back of the room and watch. The groups are small, so that everyone has time to perform the technique themselves and get a correction on the spot — not afterwards, from a photo on Instagram.
What you can do after the course
After the basic course: washing, hair diagnosis, basic women’s and men’s haircuts, client service from the consultation to home care. After the advanced courses — the specific technique you came for, practised enough times to repeat it in your own salon.
The salon and the academy are run by Antonina Marushko — 17 years in the profession.
Dates
We set course dates individually — the simplest way is to call and say what you care about. We will choose the scope and tell you how many days you really need.
Would you like to talk it through in person?
The consultation is free. Mon–Fri 9:00–19:00, Sat 9:00–16:00.
