Category: Stylist’s Notes
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Reflections: On Showing Up, Setting Boundaries, and Growing Quietly
I used to think success as a stylist meant momentum: a packed schedule, constant validation, visible progress. This year taught me something different. Success, for me, looks like consistency. It means posting even when it feels like no one is watching, investing in education even when it stretches me, and trusting my instincts enough to…
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Knowing (& Charging) Your Worth Behind The Chair
Knowing your worth as a stylist isn’t just about numbers on a price list. It’s emotional. It’s layered. It’s built over years of education, trial and error, mistakes you paid for (literally), and the quiet pressure of wanting to be accessible while also wanting to be sustainable.
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Why Consultation Is the Real Art of Hair
A great consultation is not just about deciding on a haircut or color. It’s about understanding you. Your lifestyle, your hair history, your expectations, and how you want to feel when you leave the salon. When the consultation is done well, everything else flows more smoothly, safely, and beautifull
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Holiday Hair Favorites: Featuring R+Co & Kevin Murphy
The holidays can get busy and your hair should feel effortless, not stressful. Whether your schedule is full of parties, hosting, or if you’re just keeping things lowkey, these are the styles and products I’m reaching for (and gifting – wink, wink) this winter.
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The Power of a Simple Hair Gloss
A gloss is a small change that feels luxurious and intentional. It’s a reminder that caring for yourself doesn’t have to be complicated. Even a simple shine can spark joy, make you stand a little taller, smile a little brighter, and step back into the world feeling like the best version of yourself
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The Art of Quiet Connection
When I first started doing hair, I was nervous that I didn’t have the “right” personality for it as an introvert. Here’s a peak into my thoughts on that so far.
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