Tag: life
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Small Things That Make My Mornings Less Chaotic
The habits that feel almost insignificant often have the largest ripple effect. Delaying my phone, setting out my outfit the night before, turning on lights slowly, and keeping a quiet space may seem minor, but together they make my mornings supportive instead of demanding. These rituals happen before I even feel ready, and that is…
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Reflections On the Last Year
When I look back on the past year, what stands out most isn’t a specific achievement or milestone. It’s the quiet way my life began to feel more rooted. Less rushed. Less performative. More honest.
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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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Letting Go of Being “The Cool Girl”
For a long time, I thought being “easygoing” was a strength. Lately, I’ve been realizing that a lot of what I called being chill was actually me quietly abandoning myself.
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A Comfort Dish I Always Come Back To: Shakshuka
This is the meal I crave after a long day, when I’m ready to unwind and settle in. It’s also my go-to after a cold day of skiing, when all I want is something cozy and filling to warm me from the inside out. As it simmers, the kitchen fills with steam and spice, and…
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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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The Beauty of Slow Growth
I used to expect success to come fast. But real growth is slower, softer, sometimes invisible. Some days, I feel the ache of wanting what hasn’t arrived yet. Still, I show up, I build, I breathe. Slow growth builds roots, and I’d rather have roots than rush.
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