Hayley Jayde

As 2025 comes to an end, the last three months of the year held some huge milestones for both my business and myself personally, things I don’t often share, or share much of on social media.
Two years ago, there were some really hard conversations and decisions made for the future. At the time, they felt like steps backwards and like they might not work out… but in reality, they’ve turned out exactly how they were meant to and future me is so grateful!
The final quarter of the year saw me complete my two-year Dermal Therapies degree. All while working full time, studying full time, and being pregnant through the toughest part and home stretch (something I definitely won’t be doing again 😅).
December then brought even more blessings. Welcoming our first baby girl and buying our first home. Things I’m incredibly proud of, but also things that didn’t come without sacrifice and a whole lot of support from family, friends, and my incredible clients who truly are my cheer team.
Next year is already looking different again, but if the last two years have taught me anything, it’s that change isn’t always a bad thing and you really can achieve anything you set your mind to ❤️ See you all in 2026, H x

Merry Christmas from our family to yours 🤍 Our perfect christmas gift that came just in time for Christmas, that made the day very special 🥰

Hello! 👋🏼 It’s been a little while since I’ve posted, but as many of my clients know, I do love a full plate! Between working, studying, and growing a little girl, 2025 has been such a big year. I’m beyond grateful for everything it has brought so far, and proud of myself for keeping it all moving (and holding onto some sanity along the way!).
A huge thank you to all of my wonderful clients who have supported me through my studies of becoming a Dermal Therapist this and exciting new chapter of becoming a mum. With just six more weeks of work and one final week of my degree, I’m so excited to see what 2026 brings when I return back to work ✨Again can not thank my clientele enough for the constant support, H x