Alopecia Circle
Where hair loss meets care, confidence, and community
Wig and Hair Styling Lessons
Styling wigs becomes so much more enjoyable once you know how. I provide one-to-one lessons where I teach fellow wig-wearers simple styles that suit each individual. In addition to teaching wig-safe curling methods, braids, and up-dos, I also cover ways to hide bald spots.
Makeup Consults
Applying eyebrows and working with sparse eyelashes can be challenging, but with years of experience, I offer a range of eyeliner tips and techniques to make the process more efficient and flattering.
Alopecia Advice Blog
While Postcard Getaway mostly centers around travel-related content, I also aim to provide sound advice for other alopecia patients based on my own experiences. I hope that by sharing my story, I can help others.
Pricing
£25
per one 30 minute lesson
Perfect for individuals who want to focus on one skill at a time, whether that be hair or makeup.
£40
per one hour session
Ideal for those looking to have a combined hair and makeup lesson.
£60
per 1 hr 15 minute sessions
Designed for those new to alopecia who may be looking for extra practice.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I schedule a lesson?
Please email me at postcardgetaway@gmail.com and we can set up an initial consult via phone call. During the call, we will set up a time to meet in person.
What does each lesson involve?
It’s completely up to you! Before each session, I offer a complimentary 15 minute consult over the phone where we discuss what you want to learn to feel your best. Lessons can range from wig styling and care practice to eyebrow drawing sessions (and everything in between).
How long is each session?
Individually, a wig/hair styling session and a combined general makeup and eyebrow session each lasts approximately 45 minutes. A full lesson with hair and makeup lasts 1 hour 15 minutes.
Can I bring someone with me?
Absolutely! I just ask that you bring a maximum of two trusted people with you.
Who do you teach?
I teach anyone from children, to adults, to parents.
Alopecia Blog Posts
Kaelie’s Story
I was diagnosed with alopecia at eight years old and have spent the last decade perfecting the art of makeup and hair. What started as a necessary way to “cover up” what I’m missing, I developed a style that works for me and makes me feel confident.
Now, I want to share my skills with others and hope to bring a smile to their face each time they look in the mirror.