Professional track

Professional Academy

For salons and studios: consultation frameworks, fitting and templating, service pricing and client retention.

37 minutesAdvanced4 lessons

Overview

Hair replacement is a service business, not a product business. Consultation quality and servicing cadence decide client lifetime value far more than the unit you sell.

This course covers the professional workflow from first consultation through templating, fitting, servicing and retention.

What you will learn

  • Run a structured consultation that sets correct expectations
  • Template a scalp accurately for custom units
  • Price services for margin, not just product markup
  • Build a servicing calendar that retains clients for years

Lessons

  1. Lesson 1

    The consultation framework

    10 min

    Diagnose before you sell.

    Assess loss pattern, scalp condition, lifestyle and budget before proposing a system. Document everything with photographs and written expectations.

  2. Lesson 2

    Templating and custom orders

    12 min

    Getting a custom unit right first time.

    Use cling film and tape to build the template, mark the hairline with the client seated upright, and record density zones separately for front, mid and crown.

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  3. Lesson 3

    Service pricing and packages

    8 min

    Recurring revenue over one-off sales.

    Price fitting, servicing and maintenance as packages. Recurring servicing revenue stabilises the business far better than unit margin alone.

  4. Lesson 4

    Retention and aftercare

    7 min

    Turning a fitting into a decade.

    Book the next service before the client leaves, send maintenance reminders, and keep a spare unit in rotation for every daily wearer.

FAQs

Do I need certification to fit hair systems in India?
There is no statutory licence, but documented training and a structured consultation process materially reduce client complaints and refund requests.
How often should a client return for servicing?
Every 3–4 weeks for bonded systems, or at each re-tape for tape-attached units.