If These Shears Could Talk About More Than Hair

Loyalty in a tragedy. Are you loyal to your hairstylist when they have a personal tragedy? What is your commitment to them? I apologize I am ADD with this episode. Listen to the start of a 3 year tragedy in my early years of being a hairstylist.

I talk about what is normal and what is not normal in our appearance to others. What expectations we have of others that are a pre-conceived notion taught to us by an appearance authority. Who is that appearance authority? Are you living true to your best self? Some stories from the past and some from the present day. Enjoy

Have you ever lost your hairdresser and no one else can compare to that person? Well, I don't want to be that ghost stylist... don't let me haunt your new hairdresser.

This Episode has my youngest daughter on with me. There will have to be a part 2... we were driving to a book store an hour away, please excuse some of the background traffic noise. We touch on some of the popular myths out there, and try to explain why they are not true. Enjoy! Thank you for listening!

Just catching back up with you all and a little sanitation thoughts

Ughhh... I am having microphone issues. Being a hairdresser and not a technician, the struggle is real.

I moved to Virginia in 1990, where I worked for a corporate hair company. Just listen, it's a little crazy, my add is all over the place.

The first time I fired an employee and a client.

When that client wants to become more than a client

The consultation is one of the most important aspects of your hair service.