Cheveux Creations by Horace, LLC

My sister only trusts me with her natural hair… then takes eight months to get back in my chair. Girl. 😂

She’s been wanting tape-ins again since I installed them two years ago. But first, we had to give her own hair some attention.

Smoothing treatment, ends thoroughly cleaned up, then approximately 250 grams of raw straight tape-ins. Added length, added fullness, and a blend worth showing off.

I’ll talk my mess, but I’m going to take care of you. Family included. 🤎

Thinking about tape-ins? Book a consultation so we can discuss your hair, your routine, and your options.

📍Atlanta | Cheveux Creations by Horace
https://cheveuxcreationsbyhorace.com

“I have a LOT of hair…” Baby, you’re in the right chair. 😂✨

And I know having all that hair can come with a little appointment anxiety: Will they know how to handle it? Will they be patient? How much are they about to cut?

From steam hydration to working through her density in sections and cleaning up her ends, the care behind this silk press matters just as much as the finish.

My goal is for you to enjoy your hair today while we work toward the length you want to keep. We can love a smooth finish AND care about what happens after wash day. 🤎

Are you more nervous about the heat or the scissors? Tell me below. 👇🏾

📍Atlanta | Cheveux Creations by Horace
Your Hair Genie ✨
Book your silk press through the link in my bio.

A Lot of Hair—and Nervous About Booking a Silk Press?

Having a lot of hair shouldn’t make you nervous about sitting in somebody’s chair.

But if you’ve worried about heat damage, losing too much length, or whether a stylist can manage your density, you know that hesitation.

I want you comfortable asking questions about the heat, the scissors, and what I recommend for your hair. Your long-term goals belong in that conversation.

Send this to a friend who needs to feel comfortable booking her next silk press. 🤍

📍Atlanta | Cheveux Creations by Horace
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“I have a LOT of hair.” You don’t have to say it like an apology in my chair. 🤎

If you have thick, dense natural hair, finding a stylist can come with questions: Will they be patient? Will they rush? Do they understand my texture?

This is a look behind the chair at the preparation, sectioning, and styling that went into her silk press. Every stage deserves attention—and you deserve to feel comfortable asking about the process.

I specialize in silk presses for women with highly textured, dense hair, with healthy hair care and length retention at the center of our appointments.

What’s one thing you wish stylists understood about working with your hair?

📍Cheveux Creations by Horace | Hair Genie
Atlanta, GA • Salon Lofts, Northside Drive
Book your appointment: https://CheveuxCreationsbyHorace.as.me/

After all the conversation around density, damaged ends, length, and how much really needed to come off… here’s where we landed.

We kept the length that was still working for her, refined the shape, removed what was no longer serving the overall goal, and finished with a healthy silk press that still gave her movement, softness, and body.

The goal wasn’t just a pretty finish.

It was making a decision that made sense for the health of her hair now and where we want it to go next.

📍Atlanta, GA
Healthy Hair + Silk Press Specialist

Would you have kept the length or gone shorter?

When you’ve worked hard for your length, the scissors can make you nervous. ✂️

Here’s a close look at the detail work behind refining the ends. My approach includes considering their condition, discussing what needs trimming, and keeping your length goals part of the conversation.

Does getting a trim make you nervous? Tell me what would help you feel more comfortable.

📍Cheveux Creations by Horace | Atlanta
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You can want healthier hair and still be nervous about how much needs to come off.

This is one of those conversations where we have to separate holding onto length from actually retaining healthy length.

The goal isn’t to cut more than necessary. It’s figuring out what is still supporting the shape and strength of the hair — and what is already compromised enough that keeping it no longer helps the overall goal.

📍Atlanta, GA

Would you rather take off the damaged length at once, or remove it gradually over a few appointments?