Waters Edge Salon

Part 2 of the salon documentary starts with the first step: settling into the chair and taking a moment for you.

At Waters Edge Salon, we want you to know your secrets are safe with us ❤️

When you’re stretching your long hair to day three, your ends need extra hydration.

Dry shampoo is great for refreshing the roots, but it can leave the lengths and ends feeling dry—especially when you’re blow-drying it in and then pulling everything up into a ponytail, bun, or clip.

My quick refresh routine:

Apply dry shampoo only at the roots
Blow-dry or brush it through to remove excess oil and add lift
Smooth a small amount of lightweight leave-in, serum, or hair oil through the mid-lengths and ends
Put your hair up with a softer elastic or clip to reduce tension and breakage
This keeps your roots looking fresh while your ends stay soft, polished, and less prone to frizz or snapping.

Your day-three hair can still look intentional—not dry, dull, or overworked. Book in if you need help finding the right refresh products for your hair type.

If you have shorter hair, go ahead and shampoo every 2 days. Your ends don’t need as much hydration ❤️

Introducing the New Melu Serum 💖

A targeting formula designed by Davines to improve the appearance of split ends and visibly smooth and seal weakened hair tips.

Lightweight and yet effective, it enhances shine and softness without weight down the hair.

Discover MELU today

Meet your next favorite haircut: the pixie.

Whether you love it sleek, textured, tucked behind the ear, or blown out with volume, short hair gives you versatility without the daily time commitment.

The best part? A well-cut pixie works with your natural hair texture, so it looks intentional even when you’re just rushing out the door. And as it grows? It stays stylish—no awkward “start over” phase.

If you’re thinking about going short, book a consultation and we’ll shape a pixie that matches your face, your hair density, and how you actually wear it day-to-day.

📩 DM to book your transformation.🧚

If your ends are dry but your roots get greasy fast, you may be using products in the wrong spots. Shampoo at the scalp, conditioner at the ends, and dry shampoo right where you need it—at the roots. Want a quick match for your hair + scalp? DM me “HAIR”.

Do you have oily roots and dry ends?

The problem is, you don’t have one problem, you have two hair problems. And a lot of people think let’s just shampoo more often. Absolutely not, let’s talk about what products you need to be using and when and where they need to be placed.

Come in and see your stylist, let’s talk about it!