Alive Hair Studio

I love being a mum. I was worried that i wouldn't know how to be anything but the self employed hairdresser that you all know. I love it, hanging out with Poppy everyday and watching her grow is amazing. She's growing soo fast too.
So I've decided to close the doors at Alive hair studio for now.
I will do hair mobile very soon if this interests you. But miss Poppy Violet will be coming with me most of the time. So please let me know if this suits you.
I am forever grateful for the support from everyone over the past 12 years 🙏💕
Hope you are all doing well xx

Hey peeps. I'm officially on maternity leave. Currently 37 weeks and 5 days pregnant 🙏😅
In my own little world over here 🥰
Hope all of you are doing well!
I'll be back in the new year sometime to do hair.. this will be my main platform to let you know where I'm at.
Thank you for the all the support!
Alive hair studio is approaching its 12th birthday, in just the next few days!!
Your continued support has meant the world to me and I'm forever grateful to you all 🙏🧡

Hey guys. Just wanted to let you all know, I'm well. Bub is growing at a normal pace with no complications 🥰 over 29 weeks now!
Lucky to have my napping buddies aka Mollygirl and Shanti, to keep me company 😌
Yes, I'm very over lockdown! But trying to stay positive and just enjoy the rest.
I hope you are all keeping well and trying to enjoy the little things, never has it been more important!
Missing you all. Stay safe. Much love 🧡

What a wonderful world it would be 😍🐶🤣

Hair colour regrowth is uncomfortable at times also, apparently 😂

❌Regrowth colour packages available..

For some of you regular clients who just need their regrowth maintained, I'm happy to put together your usual colour mix for you to do at home.
Delivered by me - contactless drop off 😷
Please message me to see if this could work for you, before you head to a chemist for a possible disaster in a box 😅

Or just embrace it 💁‍♀️

Now is a great time to grow out an existing colour and go natural!!

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Now closed until Saturday 28th August 😭
All appointments before this time are cancelled until further notice.. I'll be in touch when I get confirmation I'm able to reopen.
Thanks to those of you that have reached out to ensure my well-being.
I hope all of you are doing ok during these very trying times 🙏😔💕

CERTAINTY FOR THE COMMUNITY AS RESTRICTIONS ADJUSTED AND VACCINES RAMPED UP

Given low vaccination rates, the current stay at home orders will remain in place for another four weeks (until Saturday, 28 August at 12.01am) across Greater Sydney including the Central Coast, Blue Mountains, Wollongong and Shellharbour.

This extra time will allow NSW residents to significantly increase the uptake of vaccines in areas most affected by the current outbreak and across the state.

Premier Gladys Berejiklian said higher vaccination rates and following the health orders are the only way to guarantee the further easing of restrictions.

“Though the Pfizer supply is insufficient there is plenty of AstraZeneca, and updated federal health advice recommends anyone aged 18 and over in Greater Sydney should access the jab,” Ms Berejiklian said.

“If you are unvaccinated, please organise a jab as soon as you possibly can, especially if you live in an LGA of concern.”

Other restriction changes are as follows:

From midnight tonight (28 July):
• In line with exercise rules, Greater Sydney residents including the Central Coast, Blue Mountains, Wollongong and Shellharbour must limit their shopping to within their Local Government Area (LGA) or, if outside their LGA, within 10km from home, unless the item is not available locally.

• Given localised case numbers, the Parramatta, Campbelltown and Georges River LGAs will join the five existing LGAs of concern which are subject to an Authorised Workers Order. Only authorised workers in these eight LGAs may leave their LGA for work.

The five previously announced LGAs of concern are Canterbury-Bankstown, Fairfield, Liverpool, Blacktown and Cumberland.

From 12.01am, Saturday, 31 July:
• Construction in non-occupied settings outside of the LGAs of concern (with no residents on-site) will re-open as planned, subject to a one person per 4sqm rule. These low-risk construction sites must have COVID safe plans in place, compliance will be strictly enforced. Construction cannot resume in the eight LGAs of concern, nor will construction workers be allowed to leave these areas.

• Trades people, including cleaners who are able to work with zero contact with residents will also be allowed to resume (no more than two people inside and five outside). If contactless arrangements are not possible, work cannot go ahead. This work will not be allowed in the eight LGAs of concern, nor will workers be allowed to leave these areas.

• A singles bubble will also be introduced, allowing people who live alone to nominate one designated family member or friend to visit for companionship. Restrictions will apply for people in the LGAs of concern.

Changes to surveillance testing (enforceable from Saturday, 31 July):
• All authorised workers from Canterbury-Bankstown LGA must get tested once every three days in order to leave their LGA for work.
• People who live in the Fairfield and Cumberland LGAs but work outside these areas as health or aged care workers (including support services for health or aged care, such as cleaners, cooks and security providers) must be tested once every three days in order to be allowed to go to work outside their LGA.
• These surveillance testing requirements will be enforceable from Saturday, 31 July. However, relevant workers will have from today to get their first test.

Year 12 students are also set to return to face-to-face learning on Monday, 16 August, with the Government finalising plans for the resumption of in-class study under strict COVID protocols.

The NSW Government is also working with industry and the Department of Education to introduce Rapid Antigen Testing to mitigate against outbreaks in workplaces and schools.

Deputy Premier John Barilaro said restrictions in regional NSW will remain unchanged.

“The lockdown in Greater Sydney and every measure and precaution we implement is not only for the residents of Sydney but to protect regional NSW and to prevent the virus reaching our regional communities,” Mr Barilaro said.

Treasurer Dominic Perrottet welcomed the Commonwealth Government’s commitment to provide additional support for those hardest hit during this pandemic.

“Working with our federal counterparts we are providing extra support to ensure the businesses and people who have been hit hardest by this pandemic get the financial assistance they need to get through this crisis and back on the path to recovery,” Mr Perrottet said.

Health Minister Brad Hazzard said though the stay-at-home restrictions are difficult for the community this is a critical time if we are to suppress the outbreak.

“The vast majority of the community has been absolutely fantastic to date and have followed the public health advice. Though we are easing some restrictions today we need people to redouble their efforts as we continue to battle the Delta variant in the coming weeks,” Mr Hazzard said.

“We need people to stay at home unless absolutely necessary to leave and the best reason for most people to leave home right now is to get vaccinated. In doing so, you are taking a vital step to protect yourself, your loved ones and the community.”

Information will be updated throughout the day, please continue to check www.nsw.gov.au/covid-19

Salon is now closed until Saturday 31st July, at least!
All appointments before this date are now cancelled until further notice.
I will not be rescheduling anyone until I recieve confirmation that I can definitely reopen.
So take care of yourself guys. I'm missing you all 🙏💛

Given the ongoing number of infectious cases in the community, the current lockdown will be extended for at least another two weeks until 11:59pm on Friday, 30 July.

We are constantly reviewing the health advice and will continue to update the community if any changes are required.

This means the restrictions currently in place across Greater Sydney including the Central Coast, Blue Mountains, Wollongong and Shellharbour will remain in place until this time.

In these areas, online learning for students will also continue for an additional two weeks.

We understand this is a difficult time for the community and appreciate their ongoing patience.

It is vital people continue to come forward for testing to help us find any COVID-19 cases in the community.

Restrictions in regional NSW remain unchanged.

For the latest information visit www.nsw.gov.au/covid-19

Like it or not officially closed until Saturday 17th July. All appointments before this time are now cancelled until further notice.. I will be in touch with you individually, but there's a lot of you to contact so your patience is appreciated. Thank you!

⚠️Public Health Order – stay at home order and restrictions extended⚠️

Given the ongoing risk of community transmission and following updated health advice, the current stay at home order will be extended for another week until 11:59pm on Friday, 16 July.

The same restrictions currently in place across both Greater Sydney including the Central Coast, Blue Mountains, Wollongong and Shellharbour and regional NSW will remain in place until this time.

Face-to-face learning will resume in regional NSW when school returns on Tuesday, 13 July.

Learning will be online for schools and students in Greater Sydney from Tuesday, 13 July for four days. Schools will remain open for students who need them and no child will be turned away from school.

All students will return to the classroom on Monday, 19 July.

Read the media release in full: https://www.nsw.gov.au/media-releases/nsw-lockdown-extended-until-friday-16-july

For the latest information, visit www.nsw.gov.au/covid-19

Temporarily closed till Saturday 10th July or until further notice. For those that are booked in during this time, I will be in touch. Your patience is appreciated!

Additional restrictions for NSW Rules and restrictions apply to people who live in, usually work in, or usually attend a university or other tertiary education facility in Greater Sydney. Additional restrictions will also apply across the rest of NSW to protect the community from COVID-19.

Masks will be mandatory in salon again from 4pm this afternoon, for us all! I don't like it but it's just the way we have to operate at the moment. Thanks in advance for your cooperation.

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