International Hairstyling and Traditional Braid Training
From classic South Indian bridal braids to modern international updos, I teach you the techniques and the specific hacks to make every hairstyle secure, comfortable, and picture-perfect.
A quick tutorial on how to securely fix a heavy side maati (hair accessory) into the floral arrangement instead of the hair, ensuring it stays in place comfortably for the bride.
A simple hack to fix Surya Chandra accessories perfectly using a rubber band. These small tricks make a big difference in bridal styling.
My students showcasing the beautiful braided hairstyles they learned to create, inspired by a reference picture.
A demonstration of a classic South Indian bridal braid, finished with hairspray for a neat and long-lasting look.
My 13th batch students proudly displaying their work from the hair portfolio shoot, recreating intricate braided hairstyles.
A behind-the-scenes look at my students practicing and perfecting their traditional braided hairstyles during a class session.
A demonstration of a traditional South Indian bridal hairstyle with a long, decorated braid (poola jada).
A hairstyling idea for short hair, showing how to create a beautiful traditional bridal braid using extensions and floral arrangements.
A quick tip on how to arrange fresh flowers on a bridal bun for a beautiful and secure finish.
A tutorial on how to fix a hair kuchu (tassel) to a traditional braid for a complete bridal look.
About International Hairstyling
The biggest struggle with heavy bridal accessories like the Surya Chandra or side maati isn't just the weight, but the damage they cause to the hair when clipped improperly. Instead of forcing them into the hair, I teach my students the exact technique of securing these accessories directly into the floral base using U-pins. It keeps the style intact and weightless for hours, which is the real secret to keeping a bride comfortable through her entire ceremony.
Mastering Bridal Hair Artistry
Hairstyling is where many makeup artists feel stuck, especially when dealing with heavy temple jewelry or intricate flower arrangements. In my academy, we move beyond basic pinning and focus on structural integrity. You will learn how to handle different hair volumes, textures, and lengths to create styles that stay put from the Muhurtham to the reception.
What You Will Learn
- Secure Accessory Fixation: My signature hacks for fixing heavy South Indian accessories (Surya Chandra, Maati) so they never pull on the hair.
- Traditional Braids (Poola Jada): Learn the art of the perfect braid, including adding extensions, ribbons, and fresh flower arrangements to match any saree.
- International Updos: I break down complex western-style updos and buns into simple steps, teaching you how to use volume sponges and sprays effectively.
- Floral Art: Beyond just placement, I teach you how to treat fresh flowers so they look vibrant and stay fresh throughout the event.
Why This Course is Different
I believe in hands-on practice, not just watching demos. Whether you are a beginner picking up a hairspray bottle for the first time or a pro artist looking to fix patchy styling, you will get the opportunity to practice on models. We provide everything you need during the session—you just bring your passion. By the end of this module, you won't just know the theory of hairstyles; you will have a portfolio of work that proves your skills.
Lakshmi Naveen
I’m Lakshmi Naveen. Hairstyling isn't just about putting pins in place—it’s about understanding the hair's volume and the accessory's weight. I teach you how to make every bride look muddu muddagi (cute) while keeping her comfortable all day.
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