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Do you want a new look? Are you searching for the BEST in haircutting and hair colouring? At Lee Bar
At Lee Barnes Professional Salon, we are committed to bringing you the best in hair-cutting and hair colouring, all while promoting healthy hair.
08/06/2026
Healthy hair is not built in one appointment. It comes from consistency, professional care, and a routine designed around what your hair truly needs.
My new Healthy Hair Growth Packages includes three different oackages to choose from. Each visit includes a silk press, customized hydration treatment, hair and scalp assessment, and personalized recommendations to help improve moisture, manageability, softness, and the overall condition of your hair.
This package is perfect for anyone ready to stop starting over and commit to a healthier hair routine.
Six visits. Three months. One beautiful healthy hair journey.
Ready to get your hair back on track? Click the link to secure your package and begin your journey.
First-Time Healthy Hair Growth Experience Ready to get your hair back into a healthier condition? This first-time client offer is for women who want more than a smooth silk press. It is for women who are ready to understand what their hair needs,
07/06/2026
A new hairstyle may look good today.
But a real hair plan helps your hair move forward. ✨
Do you have too much gray hair growing in, and you want your color to look like you never had gray hair in your life?
Let me show you what that actually takes. 👇🏽
Covering gray hair is not just “putting color on top.”
When the new growth is gray, the mid-lengths are previously colored, and the ends already have color history, the color has to be approached with a plan, so everything blends seamlessly.
First, we have to look at how much gray is present.
Is it 25% gray? 50% gray? 75% gray?
That matters because the more gray you have, the more intentional the formula has to be. Gray hair can be resistant, and if the color is not formulated properly, it can come out too light, too warm, too flat, or not fully covered.
Next, we have to match the new growth to the previously colored hair.
This is where a lot of color services go wrong.
You cannot treat 3–4 inches of gray new growth the same way you treat hair that already has color on it. The gray hair needs coverage. The previously colored hair may only need refreshing, balancing, or glossing.
If everything is overlapped the wrong way, you can end up with banding, dryness, or a darker line where the colors meet.
Then, we have to consider the condition of the hair.
Before getting color, your hair needs to be strong enough to handle the service. If the hair is dry, shedding, weak, or already over-processed, the goal should not just be to cover the gray.
The goal should be healthy, polished color that still leaves the hair soft, full, and beautiful.
After that, the color has to process properly.
Gray coverage needs time. Rushing the process can leave the hair looking translucent, dull, or uneven. Rich, natural-looking coverage happens when the formula, timing, and application all work together.
Lastly, maintenance matters.
If you have this much gray, waiting too long between appointments can make the next color service more complicated. Staying on a consistent color schedule helps your gray stay covered, your color stay even, and your hair continue to look soft, healthy, and intentional.
Fine hair? A customized cut can help create the look of fuller, shaped, polished hair.
Book using the link in bio.
05/03/2026
Read that again.
I asked google, what era in black hair care has created the most hair loss and traction alopecia?
Google said:
"The era that has created the most significant increase in hair loss and traction alopecia among Black women is generally considered to be from the late 1990s through the 2000s to the present, driven by the high popularity of long-term, tight extension styles, weaves, and the combination of these styles with chemically relaxed hair.
While tight braiding and chemical relaxers have caused damage throughout the 20th century, the surge in using heavy weaves, sew-ins, glue-on wigs, and tight, long-term extensions has dramatically increased rates of traction alopecia, making it the most common form of hair loss among Black women today.
Key factors contributing to the rise in hair loss during this period include:
The Weave and Extension Era (2000s–Present): Increased use of weaves, extensions, and tight ponytails or buns often results in chronic tension on the hair follicles, particularly at the front hairline and temples.
Combination of Chemical and Tension: A major driver of hair loss is the combination of tight styling (braids/weaves) on hair that has been weakened by chemical relaxers.
Glue Usage: The use of glues for extensions and wigs, when applied directly to the scalp, causes significant breakage upon removal.
Longevity of Styles: The prolonged, uninterrupted wear of these styles leaves little time for the hair follicles to recover. "
12/08/2025
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2966 Grandview Avenue NE
Atlanta, GA
30305
Opening Hours
| Monday | 10:30am - 5:30pm |
| Tuesday | 10:30am - 5:30pm |
| Wednesday | 10:30am - 5:30pm |
| Thursday | 8am - 6:30pm |
| Friday | 8am - 6pm |
| Saturday | 7am - 5pm |