Make your salon a Gender Inclusive space.
Complete this course and receive your certificate as well as a spot on our map where people can find your booking information and find a safe space in your salon and in your chair.
Make your salon a safe space.
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Meet Hermès
Hermès has been openly queer in the hair industry since 2013, and that lived experience informs every aspect of his work behind the chair. Creating a truly inclusive space isn’t about trends or buzzwords—it’s about respect, language, and understanding how identity and hair intersect. This work matters because every person deserves to sit in a salon chair without fear, judgment, or explanation, and to leave feeling affirmed, seen, and good about their hair.
Take the first step to making your salon or barbershop trans-inclusive.
Register today for Gender Affirming Haircare’s online course.
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Ty Walker
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Brixton
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EL
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