Ring the alarm…
I strongly encourage anyone considering Kelly Maxwell’s mesh or meshless integration training to carefully evaluate the promises and contractual terms before investing.
I paid $4,500 for my original certification and later paid another $6,995 for a class represented to me as being limited to 10 students. Instead, 27 attended, substantially affecting the value and individual instruction I expected. Including tuition, travel, and related expenses, I invested nearly $15,000 with this company.
After completing the training, I was asked to sign additional documents restricting who I could teach the methods to, including people working in my own salon. The documents also stated a $25,000 penalty per incident for teaching what I had learned or making statements considered disparaging toward Kelly Maxwell. I refused, and I was subsequently removed from the company’s salon locator despite having paid for and earned my certification.
I also have serious concerns about the origin and ownership of the meshless curriculum. After reviewing earlier materials and the timeline, I found information that led me to believe Emy Hassan developed the curriculum before Kelly began presenting and rebranding very similar education as her own. In my opinion, this raises legitimate concerns about attribution and professional ethics.
Before each class I attended, Kelly knelt and prayed in the name of Jesus Christ. As a Christian, I found the contrast between that public expression of faith and business practices I experienced as lacking transparency and ethics very troubling.
Given the class size discrepancy, restrictive terms presented after my investment, removal from the salon locator, stated financial penalties, and concerns about the curriculum’s ownership, I cannot recommend this company or its training.







