GOOD TO KNOW
Frequently asked questions.
Everything you need to know before choosing your Blush Academy training.
Which hair extension methods are covered?
The initial beginner courses focus on Nano, Tiny Tip and Tape. Course listings confirm the individual method taught on each training day.
What is included in training?
Training includes practical work using a doll’s head and a technique-appropriate kit: manuals, threads, relevant beads, tape pads and spray, pliers, comb, brush and clips.
How many students attend?
Group sessions have a maximum of eight students. One-to-one training may also be available with an additional 30% course fee.
Can I pay a deposit?
Where offered, you can pay in full or secure a place using a 60% deposit. The remaining balance must be settled before training begins.
Are courses ABT accredited?
Yes. Individual course pages display accreditation details, references and allocated points where certification evidence has been verified. Chloe’s teacher/trainer education is separate from course certification.
What does ABT accreditation mean for students?
ABT accreditation is an additional industry recognition for approved beauty and hair training. Once a Blush Academy course has completed the ABT accreditation process, its verified status will be shown on that course page. Successful students can then use the recognised training when seeking appropriate ABT membership and insurance for the treatment they have learned.
What time does training run?
Scheduled training generally runs from 10am to 5pm. See the chosen course page for its date, venue and any extended live-model options.
What happens after my course?
Your learning includes relevant assessments, two follow-up case studies and continued WhatsApp support for techniques, suppliers, tools and general advice.
How do changes and cancellations work?
Please read the current Course Booking Terms and Cancellation & Rescheduling Policy before paying. If your plans change, contact the Academy as early as possible.
