Carlos Gabriel Turpeau Ramos, Tulpi The Barber

CARLOS GABRIEL
TURPEAU RAMOS

Professional name TULPI THE BARBER

  • PBA Member
  • Active SC Barber Instructor
  • Active SC Registered Barber
  • Bilingual Educator
  • Entrepreneur
  • Industry Professional

Barbering · Education · Entrepreneurship · Branding · AI · SMP · Hair Replacement · Career Development

Craft, education and opportunity.

Carlos Gabriel Turpeau Ramos, professionally known as Tulpi The Barber, is a PBA Member, active South Carolina Barber Instructor, active South Carolina Registered Barber, entrepreneur and bilingual educator based in Greenville, SC. With more than 15 years behind the chair, he works at the intersection of barbering, education, client service, branding and professional development.

His work combines daily professional practice with structured theory, live demonstration, guided practice, performance feedback and career preparation. He connects technical skill with the communication, professional standards and business knowledge needed to grow responsibly.

For schools, industry and communities

High schools, career centers, barber and cosmetology schools, colleges, beauty institutions, brands, expos, conferences, podcasts, media, businesses, workforce-development programs, advisory boards and guest artist programs.

Professional expertise

Barbering & Technical Education

Technical instruction rooted in professional practice and a thoughtful client experience.

Precision cutting, fades, clipper systems, scissor work, beard grooming, consultation, hair textures, infection control, professional workflow and licensing preparation.

Education & Student Development

Bilingual learning that links technical understanding to career readiness.

Barber instruction, curriculum design, student coaching, assessment, theory and practical preparation, professionalism, communication, discipline and goal setting.

Entrepreneurship & Business

Practical business development through Tulpi The Barber and Barber Gallery Suite.

Building clientele, customer retention, personal branding, service design, pricing, client experience, business development and career monetization.

Digital Business & AI

Founder and Digital Career Strategist at United Multimedia.

Branding, marketing, websites, social media, content systems, digital learning resources, AI-assisted workflows, automation and business technology.

Advanced Industry Services

Specialty services guided by personalized consultation.

Scalp micropigmentation (SMP), hair replacement, premium grooming, advanced consultation and specialty service development.

Speaking, Guest Artist & Advisory

Interactive contributions for schools, events, organizations and industry conversations.

Guest artist appearances, career day speaking, industry advisory, technical demonstrations, workshops, entrepreneurship and AI/digital-business education.

Three connected career pathways

Tulpi The Barber

Skilled trades · Professional craft · Entrepreneurship

United Multimedia

Digital business · Branding · Marketing · Artificial intelligence

Mindset Priceless

Self-leadership · Discipline · Learning systems · Personal development

Coming soon

Carlos Gabriel Turpeau Ramos / Educator framework

Tulpi Teaching & Learning Framework

Carlos believes that education should move beyond passive listening. His instructional approach is designed around demonstration, guided learning, retrieval, application, reflection and real-world action.

The objective is not simply for students to hear information. It is for them to understand it, remember it, explain it, apply it and use it independently in the real world.

The objective for every learner

  • Understand it
  • Remember it
  • Explain it
  • Apply it
  • Use it in the real world

The complete instructional system

From a meaningful first connection to an independent next action.

  1. Connect

    Connect the lesson to existing knowledge, career goals or a real-world problem.

  2. Model

    Demonstrate the correct process and explain the decisions behind it.

  3. Guide

    Practice together with coaching, questions and corrective feedback.

  4. Retrieve

    Ask the learner to recall the information without relying on notes.

  5. Apply

    Use the knowledge in a realistic task or professional decision.

  6. Reflect

    Analyze the result, the reasoning and what could improve.

  7. Act

    Translate the learning into an independent next action.

Model → Guide → Practice

Learn by seeing it done correctly

Foundation: Explicit instruction, modeling, worked examples and guided practice.

  1. Model

    Carlos demonstrates the skill, process or decision-making sequence clearly and intentionally. He explains not only what he is doing, but why he is doing it.

  2. Guide

    The student works through the same process with coaching, questions and corrective feedback.

  3. Practice

    Responsibility gradually transfers to the student, who performs the task independently.

Applications across craft and career
  • Clipper cutting
  • Fades
  • Scissor work
  • Consultation
  • Client communication
  • Business decisions
  • Branding
  • Content creation
  • AI workflows
  • Career planning

Retrieve → Space → Reconnect

Learn to remember, not just to recognize

Foundation: Retrieval practice, spaced reinforcement and connection to previous knowledge.

  1. Retrieve

    Students recall the concept without simply rereading it. They explain, reconstruct or demonstrate what they remember.

  2. Space

    Important concepts return later rather than being taught once and forgotten. Learners revisit them across subsequent practice and lessons.

  3. Reconnect

    Students connect the previous concept with the next lesson, seeing how separate skills work together.

Recall challenges
  • Explain the fade sequence from memory.
  • Identify the correct guard progression.
  • Reconstruct the consultation process.
  • Explain yesterday’s business concept without notes.
  • Describe the AI workflow learned previously.
Connections between lessons
  • Consultation → Service execution → Client retention
  • Technique → Photography → Branding → Marketing
  • Skill → Client → Revenue → Business
  • Discipline → Practice → Competence → Career

Apply → Explain → Reflect

Turn information into judgment

Foundation: Active learning, explanation and metacognition.

  1. Apply

    Students solve a real problem, perform a skill or make a decision.

  2. Explain

    Students explain the reasoning behind what they did, connecting the chosen technique or strategy to the situation.

  3. Reflect

    Students identify what worked, what did not, what they would change, what they still need to learn and what they will do differently next time.

Explain the decision
  • Why did you choose this guard?
  • Why did you begin the fade at that position?
  • Why would you recommend this service?
  • Why would this marketing strategy work?
  • Why did you choose this AI tool?
  • Why would this client return?
Reflect on the result
  • What worked?
  • What did not work?
  • What would I change?
  • What do I still need to learn?
  • What will I do differently next time?

From classroom to career

Carlos connects instruction to real professional situations. Each learning pathway leads beyond an isolated exercise to a client, a business decision or a career opportunity.

Barbering

  1. Consultation
  2. Technique
  3. Finished result
  4. Client experience

Business

  1. Skill
  2. Service
  3. Pricing
  4. Retention
  5. Revenue

Branding

  1. Work
  2. Documentation
  3. Content
  4. Visibility
  5. Reputation

AI

  1. Problem
  2. Tool selection
  3. Prompt / workflow
  4. Output
  5. Human review

Career

  1. Goal
  2. Skill gap
  3. Training
  4. Practice
  5. Evidence
  6. Opportunity

Participation, not passive listening

Carlos does not design sessions around long passive lectures. Learners participate through varied formats that make their thinking and practice visible.

  • Demonstrations
  • Questions
  • Hands-on practice
  • Real scenarios
  • Case studies
  • Decision exercises
  • Student explanation
  • Recall challenges
  • Reflection
  • Q&A
  • Career-action planning

Check → Correct → Repeat

Check for understanding

During instruction, Carlos checks whether the learner actually understands, rather than assuming that watching or listening is enough.

  • Student demonstration
  • Verbal explanation
  • Short retrieval questions
  • Scenario decisions
  • Teach-back
  • Practical execution
  • Self-assessment
  1. Correct it early
  2. Explain it differently
  3. Practice again

When a misunderstanding appears, address it before repeated practice turns the error into a habit.

Transfer of learning

  1. Know
  2. Do
  3. Explain
  4. Adapt

The highest level is not simply reproducing the exact demonstration. The learner should eventually be able to adapt the principle to a different client, haircut, business problem or professional situation.

One framework. Complementary learning contexts.

The framework can be applied across Carlos’s three professional education universes.

Tulpi The Barber

Technical craft · Skilled trades · Entrepreneurship

United Multimedia

Branding · Marketing · Digital business · AI · Automation

Mindset Priceless

Self-leadership · Discipline · Learning systems · Personal development

Coming soon

Teach the skill.Teach the thinking.Teach the student how to keep learning.

Carlos does not only teach a skill. He teaches the student how to learn the skill, understand the decisions behind it and transfer that knowledge into real-world performance.

Available for

  • Guest artist opportunities
  • School presentations
  • Career day
  • Technical demonstrations
  • Workshops
  • Student mentorship
  • Advisory boards
  • Industry partnerships
  • Brand collaborations
  • Expos
  • Conferences
  • Interviews
  • Podcasts
  • Speaking engagements
  • Instructor opportunities
  • Consulting
  • Business & AI education

Media & professional story

Founder Interview · Business Stories Magazine
A founder interview in Carlos’s own words about building a career through barbering, teaching, entrepreneurship, and responsible technology.

A professional profile you can keep

For schools, event organizers, brands and professional opportunities.

Bring Carlos to your school, event or organization

Share your organization, the opportunity and your preferred dates.

tulpithebarber@gmail.com(864) 815-2828Greenville, South Carolina