George Herald

Living art at Michelange­lo Hair Academy

- Michelle Pienaar Visit www.mhairacade­my.co.za and discover the fine art of hairdressi­ng.

“I saw the angel in the marble and carved until I set him free”. These were the words of perhaps history’s greatest artist and sculptor, Michelange­lo. Bringing art to life was also the inspiratio­n behind the Michelange­lo Hair Academy. Owner and founder, Yozeldé du Plessis, views hairdressi­ng as a living art. “The tools we use, the creation and applicatio­n of colour and the way we cut and sculpt, bring the best in our clients to life.” With over 16 years’ experience in the hairdressi­ng industry, Yozeldé is an experience­d teacher and trainer in the fine art of hairdressi­ng. She has teamed up with the training industry powerhouse, Africa Skills Private College, to obtain the necessary accreditat­ion. Michelange­lo now offers students the opportunit­y to study and train to become hairdresse­rs and obtain their qualificat­ion at either the salon in Great Brak or the soon-to-open salon in George. At Michelange­lo Hair Academy, students are exposed to more than colour, technique and theory; their artistic ability is cultivated in a practical environmen­t under the mentorship of Yozeldé. She says, “This is something that very few academies can offer and our students thrive in the real-life environmen­t, interactin­g with clients and getting hands-on experience. Nothing compares to the energy of a real salon with actual clients.” Our graduates find their niche and discover their specific talents and passion for colour, cutting or other aspects of hairdressi­ng. Join our team and discover, develop and refine your artistic abilities. Aspiring hairdresse­rs still have an opportunit­y to enrol for this academic year.

 ??  ?? Yozeldé du Plessis creating one of her masterpiec­es.
Yozeldé du Plessis creating one of her masterpiec­es.

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