Blonded Values

Feeling 'like ourselves' is a bit of an abstract. We're not quite sure why we don't feel like ourselves when we wake up some mornings, and in my experience there are few things that can remedy those days, other than to go to sleep and try again tomorrow. Unfortunately, or fortunately, days are getting less and less 'write-offable' and if I believe anything sincerely it's that you should never waste a good crisis. I know it feels like time to cut bangs or ask "how hard can it be?" about a life-affirming change in how you present or what you see in the mirror. I assure you it is not. I find myself doing this all the time, and wishing at 10pm that there was someone I could call who could help.

But in the spirit of not wasting a good (identity) crisis, this is how I taught myself how to foil my own hair. I'm getting…very good at it. It took a lot of mistakes I never could have anticipated. I learned skills I never would have if it hadn't been by immediate necessity. I have empathy for home jobs like you wouldn't believe. I know how it feels contemplating explaining yourself to a hairdresser, in a salon full of hairdressers. A nightmare. Personally I think fortune favours the bold. I think you're creative! I think you did an amazing job considering. I think you have determination, maybe some impulse control issues that I can relate to, and I see your vision.

Everyone deserves the cup-filling experience of getting your hair done by someone who listens to what you really need. You don't have to know the jargon. You don't need to agree with my first suggestion – who knows you better than you? You don't have to worry about being pushed in to a decision that doesn't feel right, rushed mistakes or double handling - you just do whatever relaxes, energises, or makes you feel more like you. I'll do your hair.

I come to you, for whatever reason you can't, or choose not to, be in a salon. Appointments centred around after hours availability, personalised care, undivided attention and pricing that is always fair, and always open to compassion requests. All you need to do is get in contact. Let's get you back to you.