Hair Care Training for Foster Carers, Adoptive Parents & Kinship Carers
Built for anyone caring for a Black or mixed-race child's hair — foster carers, adoptive parents, kinship carers, and grandparents raising grandchildren, most of all. But this isn't gatekept: if you're caring for a child's hair and want to get it right, this is for you too.
Lifetime access. No subscription. No renewal. Includes every future update and any new content added to the course, at no extra cost.
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The video tutorials + the full 123-page printable Resource Pack, together — £178 of value for £149. One purchase, both delivered.
Get the Bundle →Not to be confused with our separate Certified Online Course (also £149) — this bundle is learning plus printable resources, not certification.
Who This Is Built For
- Foster carers looking after a Black or mixed-race child, whether or not your agency has trained you on this yet
- Adoptive parents and kinship carers — grandparents, aunts, uncles, family friends — raising a child whose hair texture may be different from anything you've cared for before
- Anyone else — a parent, a stepparent, a childminder, a family member — who wants to properly learn this, no matter how you came to be caring for this child's hair
This course was built from real training designed for professional foster carers — but the knowledge belongs to anyone who needs it, not just people with an agency behind them.
What's Included
- 🎥 12 full video tutorials — hair science, wash day, detangling, protective styling, and more
- 📋 Step-by-step routines you can follow along with, at your own pace
- 🧴 Product guidance and a full recommended product list
- 🌍 Cultural and identity guidance alongside the practical technique
- ♾️ Lifetime access — watch as many times as you need, whenever you need it
- 🔄 Every future update and any new content added to the course — free, for life
Why This Is Different
This isn't a generic hair tutorial. It's built by Jordan Cumpper, a former looked-after child, from real evidence about why this care matters — hair-esteem, identity, and the measurable impact of getting this wrong. It was originally built as professional training for foster carers before being made available here, so this knowledge isn't locked behind an agency or a training budget.
Frequently Asked
Who is this actually for? Built first and foremost for foster carers, adoptive parents, and kinship carers — but genuinely open to anyone caring for a Black or mixed-race child's hair, whatever your relationship to that child. You don't need to be a registered carer or have anyone's permission to learn this properly.
Is this really lifetime access? Yes — one payment, no subscription, no time limit.
What happens when the course content gets updated? You get every future update automatically, at no extra cost — if we add new tutorials or improve existing ones, you'll have access, free, for life.
Is the £149 bundle the same as the £149 Certified Online Course? No — they're two different things that happen to share a price. The bundle here is the video tutorials plus the printable Resource Pack. The Certified Online Course (a separate product, at crownedhaironlinecourse.com) includes scored assessment and an actual certificate, but not the printable Resource Pack.
How long is the bundle available? This is a limited-time offer — the standalone prices (£99 tutorials, £79 Resource Pack) apply once it ends.
How do I get access after paying? You'll receive an access code by email immediately after checkout. Use it to unlock the full tutorial series on this site.
Is this the same as the professional training course? It's built from the same material, adapted into a self-paced tutorial format for individual use rather than group CPD training.
Are you a foster carer? You may be able to claim this back. Many local authorities and fostering agencies offer skills payments, training allowances, or professional development budgets that could cover or offset this cost — policies vary by authority, so it's worth checking with your supervising social worker. As foster carers are classed as self-employed for tax purposes, this may also be deductible as a business expense on your self-assessment return — speak to your accountant to confirm.
Want printable checklists, planners, and posters to go with it? See the Hair Care Resource Pack →