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Diploma in Hair Dresser

Develop a coordinated hair-service approach through consultation, hair care, styling and professional presentation.

Diploma in Hair Dresser learningYour learning pathway
Beauty, Hair & Bridal

Diploma in Hair Dresser

Develop a coordinated hair-service approach through consultation, hair care, styling and professional presentation.

Duration02 Months
Course feeLKR 35,000
CampusBatticaloa

Confirm the next intake, registration charges and payment arrangements with admissions.

Build practical skill. Create your next opportunity.

Build practical skill. Create your next opportunity.

Hairdressing connects the condition of the hair with the look a client wants. Learners consider hair texture, growth, scalp condition and suitable products before planning a service. The course introduces preparation, washing, conditioning, sectioning and styling as a connected process, supported by clean tools and clear consultation.

In supervised exercises, learners practise controlled handling, blow-drying, setting and finishing appropriate to the class plan. They review the durability and balance of a style and learn to explain home-care advice. Salon records, appointment timing and service presentation connect the technical work to a professional client experience.

Practical learningCareer skillsBatticaloa

What you will explore

An overview of the learning areas. See the current course modules below for the curriculum entered by the campus.

What you will explore
01

Hair and scalp observation and consultation

02

Product selection and cleansing routines

03

Conditioning, detangling and sectioning

04

Tools, heat control and hair protection

05

Blow-drying and finishing techniques

06

Setting, styling and occasion-hair foundations

07

Hygiene, equipment care and service timing

08

Client records, aftercare and portfolio presentation

Learning through practice

Learning through practice

Guided exercises help you turn an explanation into a skill you can demonstrate.

  • Conduct a consultation and prepare a service plan
  • Practise a wash, section and blow-dry sequence
  • Create contrasting finished styles on a practice model
  • Record product choices and explain home-care advice

Skills for your next step

Plan a hair service around client and hair needs

Use styling tools with more control

Evaluate a finished style and provide clear aftercare

Career & self-employment pathways

Career & self-employment pathways

Possible directions to explore with further practice and the requirements of the role. Employment or professional recognition is not guaranteed.

  • Hairdressing skill development
  • Salon-service support
  • Further specialist hair and bridal-styling training
Is this course right for you?

Is this course right for you?

Learners seeking broad hair-service foundations
Beauty students adding hairdressing skills
Salon assistants developing service confidence

Ask admissions about starting ability, practical models, tools and the exact services included in the next intake.

Your questions, answered

Does this focus only on cutting?

This pathway has a broader hair-care and styling focus. The campus also lists a separate Hair Cutting course.

Will chemical treatments be included?

The current confirmed curriculum defines any treatment content and practical requirements. Ask admissions rather than assuming a specific chemical service is included.

Take the next step

Send an application request. Our campus team will contact you about availability, the timetable and enrolment.