The Hair Hug

Lest we forget baby bangs “micro fringe / bangs” regrets.
Super cute from the front at times… a little Garth from Wayne’s world or trailer park vibes from the side. And until I saw this picture of my profile and I had no idea that’s what those looked liked on me🤣But at the time I was technically living in a car that at times got parked in a trailer park so guess it was on point for the time😂 I did grow them out… and I don’t think I will have them for many more years.

*warning micro bangs are like a 6 month commitment which usually turns into a year because you will end up going through waves of taking scissors into your own hands at 10pm for micro trims in a dark bathroom because something alwaya needs a little touch up, if you’re gonna do them get them super textured and choppy🤓🥴🙈😂

We’re living in a moment in human history where the threats facing us are already named, already understood, stacked up right in front of our faces — and we still ignore them, even if it’s causing us serious health issues.

Learn how to reduce your exposure to plastic and the chemicals it leeches.

This article is based on a 60 minutes Australia report that floored me.

Welp here ya go, it’s up to read on the hair hug under the articles section. I kept it brief and simplified (other than a little rant at the end), if your a hairdresser that offers any chemical services (info applies to all chemical lines) you may find this super informative 🤗 please share if it helped ya! happy hair huggin’

Really good with the creative side of the business, but not so much with the administration side?

If your that hairdresser that just takes that receipt and puts it in a drawer. You can probably relate.

Knowing these numbers takes a significant stress load off of you in the present and sets you up for the future.

Help is on its way!

Miss you sweet beautiful mama Deb 😘🥰✨💕

If you have been coloring your hair for years and coving over gorgeous grey or white, you need to give yourself the gift of shedding the color and trying your natural, I was able to help many of my clients transition to their natural and nine out of 10 of them kept their natural because they got so many compliments, they looked great, they felt great! Also, save the money and time and chemical exposure. Just give it a try. If you don’t like it, you can always cover it over again.

Such a privilege to be able to cut mi amiga Jokébed’s hair today. I love cutting hair so much!!! And I love being one on one with people, getting to spend a few hours with humans in this way I feel is just super special. I really miss being able to do this as often as I once did. 12-14 hour work days a long behind me.
I thought I’d be naturally talented when I went to school because my mom was a hairdresser, I got to cut hair on without rules prior to school. Then I went to hair school and was completely gutted that I wasn’t actually that good at it at first… i thouggt id be able to cut by feel, but you need to learn the rules before you can break them 😂 many cuts ended in my tears. But I was curious and determined and kept going, now I love and crave cutting… (ahhh just in time for me to not physically be able to work🙈🤭🫠😑) preeple, don’t say “oh I’m not talented or creative like that I could never do that” because as I found out talent is actually just practicing, it’s building a skill. You have to fail to learn! It’s like push ups keep practicing and it will become easier, more natural, like a combo of joy and muscle memory.

P.s I refuse to do a haircut in one hour, i take my time 1.5-2-3hours depending on the needs. All hair is unique. All hair deserves customization. Don’t put me in a one hour time slot. Dont put me in a box. Eewww. Nope
Tanks beautiful human for your trust. 💛☀️✨🤗😘🌸 from a s**g to a bob 🖤🖤🖤 caaaaaute!