Esthetical Beauty

I think I've discovered the most delicious milk tea shade 😳

This client has been coming to me for many years and I think I've finally know how to do her hair 🥹 I don't mean by her not leaving happy because I always make sure my clients do, but what I mean is by understanding her hair and what it's telling me.

This was only possible when my clients fully put their trust in me and let me do my thing! Hair is hard af and it takes 2 to tangle 🫶

Cutest mom 🌷

It's been a while since we last did her highlights, but the transformation is 🥹 ❤️

I'm booking out almost a month out for colour jobs...so if you wanna look hot for the summer, don't wait...!

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Nothing like a fresh full of highlights 😌

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Blush blonde 🌸

Cut & full teased highlight combo ✨ Great for anyone who wants a soft grow out but wants a great impact! You can see that there's more colour saturation as you gradually go down the hair!

Heavy money piece + layered haircut is giving bombshell vibes ✨😍

Who's ready for summer?? 🌞

Um...how cute is she???

The best part of being a hairstylist is making people feel like they're on top of the world. So if you're still feeling the winter blues, just go get your hair done.

I'm currently accepting new clients, but spots are limited! Please follow the link in my bio to book ✨ Excited to meet some new faces!

Lilac/lavender money piece ✨

Here's something a lot of people don't know. When you apply multiple layers of semi-permanent dye on your hair, it does in fact stain your hair. Semi-permanent are products like manic panic, arctic fox..etc. This is more obvious if you use deep vibrant colours. If you swipe left, you can see that it looks like her natural hair, as if everything had faded out. Swipe left again, you'll see where the colour had been applied.

This is only for the purpose of educating and to show you guys on what to expect if you happen to be in a similar scenario ☺️

Her hair took the colour surprisingly well and everything went great. 😌

Full day makeover for her 🌸💜

I can't braid, but this braid turned out so cute so Imma show it off 🥴

We did a full head of teasy lights leaving no hair behind! This is great for people who love the solid look, but also would like the option to come only 1-2 times a year for a touch up 👌

This is a great example of how multiple babylight appointments throughout 1-2 years looks like. If you want to start off with subtle highlights and with every appointment to get more blonder. This would be the best way to go! ✨

If you want to be consistent with these highlights, I'd suggest coming at least every 6-9 months. 👌

8 months retouch. For her, since it's more of a natural blend, I only needed to do a partial! I only gave her this option because her hair underneath wasn't completely pitch dark from her new growth. Everyone is different and us stylist knows what's best as long you put your trust in us. Trust is literally the magic 😭

[ 7 hours process ]
haircut + full head babylights

Request this if you want to be as blonde as possible starting close to the roots 🧡

She also wanted to be ✨ bright ✨ so I mixed her formula with a little bit of gold so it doesn't ash out too much.

If you know how light works - cool tone absorbs light and warm tones reflect light. 😌 That's why when you purple shampoo too frequently, you'll start to feel that your blonde is getting "dull". I'd usually recommend using purple shampoo after every 2-3 washes of your colour safe shampoo.

Ash brown balayage highlights 🍂

Hair ready for her wedding 🎊

If your hair looks like her before photo, and you want to slowly start going lighter, then what you see here is a very realistic outcome for a first session!

But of course, if you want a more drastic change, nothing is impossible if your hair is 100% virgin 👌😉