Whether you are new to the braiding world or looking to improve your technique this workshop is designed and tailored to suit each individual skill level.

With sufficient information, hands on training and one on one learning experience, this workshop is guaranteed to help you improve your current skill level.

This workshop will be covering the following topics: 

• Preparation
• Parting
• Product
• Grip
• Braid
• Style
• Accessories
• Maintenance

COST: This course is FREE as it is generously sponsored by IATSE Canada. Available to Rendez-vous 2024 registered delegates ONLY (Full Conference Pass OR Day Pass).

The course is limited to 10 participants** - Register quick!

Registration is on a first-come, first-served basis. When this course is full, you can add your name to a waitlist. If anyone cancels, the seats will be filled from the waitlist.

** NOTE: If you register for this course without first registering as a conference delegate, your admission will stay unconfirmed and your place will be reserved for a maximum of 24 hours. If you have not registered for the conference after this time, your registration will be automatically cancelled and made available to others. Thank you for your cooperation! (Go to Delegate Registration)

LOCATION: Persephone Theatre, Remai Arts Centre | Dressing Room

DATE & TIME: Wednesday August 14, 2024 | 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

Quick tip for CITT/ICTS Members: Log in first to pre-fill your form and link this registration to your account.

Ce cours ainsi que les informations qui y sont liées sont en anglais uniquement. Pour toute demande d'information en français veuillez nous contacter, merci.

About the instructor

Brenda Johnson

Brenda is licensed hairstylist who enjoys bringing clients visions to reality. With over 15 years of experience with diverse hair types and textures. She has extensive knowledge in cutting afro texture hair, curly hair, silk press, braiding, natural styling, full and partial weave installs, perms, jheri-curl, fades and colours. 

She has also attended several hair shows and countless classes within North America in order to self educate and also pass on her knowledge by providing individual or group classes and workshops. 

Her passion for hairstyling and education has led her to opportunities whereby she can share her knowledge with fellow members of IATSE 856. With these informative and hands on workshops, my goal is to bridge the gap between the Motion Picture Technicians and the BIPOC community.

This course is sponsored by IATSE Canada