While you’re in such high-demand, Tae, you have a very small clientele. Was this class a step out of your comfort zone?
TAE: For sure, but I believe that when it comes to your craft, there really has to be some level of exclusivity. I like that I’ve been able to do that. But La really encouraged me.
LA LA: Yeah I really pushed him to do this. I really pushed him because you know, he’s so amazing at what he does. Actually, he is the best at what he does. So I’m really trying to walk him through the entrepreneurial side of his craft and how he can really turn this into a full business. I tell him all the time, “People are dying to learn from you, why not give the gift of teaching people how to do this so that they can build their businesses, their salon, and their careers? Then there are the girls who just want to look good and want to do so when they do their own wig. Why not do this masterclass because that’s the only way you can touch all these people. This is a class