Liberty Lake Hairstylist

Happy Valentine’s Day Liberty Lake friends 💕
I wanted to take a minute and shout out how INSPIRING it has been to see all of the local ladies networking and events I’ve seen the past few weeks… It’s clear why LL is a small business hot spot! There have been so many Galentines parties, shopping events, and grand openings, I didn’t even get to make it to them all! But to those who hosted, THANK YOU… And to those who attended our party, THANK YOU!
THIS is what it’s all about… Lifting each other drives us all to success and it’s pretty incredible that even in times of economic uncertainty, LL ladies are out here supporting each other and prioritizing community over competition! I’m so proud to be a part of this culture and this community, cheers to a booming 2024 for ALL of the local businesses new and existing!

There’s nothing like a true friend ❤️ Willie Nelson

Then it’s time to cut the hair. First wet cutting for shape and length, the.lm dry cutting for texture dimension and lift. My very favorite texture shears captured so beautifully here by 📸 .photography

POV: You just foiled your back out with badass skull foils, now you get to “do your paperwork” by pulling each foil and gently smudging each section to blend and buff the highlights lines at the root. Now you’re going to wash the hair, tone the hair, massage your clients scalp and pray your left foot goes numb and stops throbbing lol.

Wet hair looks VERY different from dry hair. Trust your stylist, trust the process
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Doing someone’s hair is so much more than doing someone’s hair. It’s connection and trust, communication and creativity all at once. It’s chemistry and geometry, balance and visualization. Doing hair impacts someone’s confidence for the next several weeks. I feel so honored and blessed to have the clients I do, who trust me wholeheartedly creatively and technically 🖤

Wet ➡️ Dry
Hair looks entirely different when it’s wet, so don’t panic when you get back to the mirror and it looks super dark.

Can you even call it work when you love your career this much?