The Holistic Product Framework
Choose products with purpose.

Choose products with purpose.
I created The Holistic Product Framework to help with one of the most common questions that I get - how do you choose which products to use?
You'll watch as I screenshare my process, working through product websites, what I look for from brands and product pages, and specific warning signs for misleading information.
I've also added a workbook to go along with the video so that you can truly take my list of criteria and apply it to the products that you're using to see how they do.
The Holistic Product Framework is a high level resource, so I won't be going into every ingredient detail or toxins to avoid. This resource is a great place to start expanding your awareness to cut through the noise and choose aligned products, or for seasoned stylists that want to make decisions easier.
I will share the products I use, examples of why I use them (and why I don't use some too). This resource is not meant to tell you what to use, but rather show you how to choose the aligned ones for yourself. It's made this way since we may live in different areas, have access to different product lines and also want to offer different price points on products.
We will touch on some of the ingredients and Diana's thoughts on them, however, this course doesn't go into toxins to avoid. The reason for this is that it is a nuanced subject that requires more information on our detox systems, what makes something toxic, and how toxins interact with our body. All this is covered in the Holistic Hairstylist Course, Module 2.
There is about 30 minutes of video lessons, and then multiple text lessons as well. You'll also have the chance to go through your own products, timing for this may vary. It can take anywhere from 45 minutes to 2 hours approximately.
There are three videos, and workbook to go along with it in Notion.
No, you get lifetime access.
We charge in USD as most of our students are located in the US. If you're Canadian, rest assured, the cost of the course was priced in Canadian dollars and then converted to USD for ease.