HAIR By Jeannine Dyer

I want to thank all those who have supported and donated thus far! I know there is soo much going on out there and for you to choose to support the Ovarian Cancer Walk of Hope means so much to me.

Your not only helping my cause but your helping fuel better research for the future and all woman!

Ovarian Cancer has been slept on and we are now putting it on the forefront so woman won’t end up like my Meleah.
Meleah was so happy to find a fundraising charity for her cause. She started her group ‘Doing it for Mel’s’ on her own and I will always honour that and carry it forward in hopes of creating better outcomes for those battling this horrific disease.

From now till Sunday donations are being matched!!! Now’s the time to help make change for this extremely important cause!

Meleah always brought people together and this is her way of still doing it! So, come join us on Sunday for a nice walk and to meet some new friends! I’d love to see you there and don’t for get to join our team!🩵☝️🎗️
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Long day tired 🥱 Getting booked up for Back to school book your spot sooner than later!!

Fresh off the foils! Got my girl right for summer 20 yrs of doing her hair. Thank you to my clients that have stuck with me and never wavered throughout all life’s ups and downs. Means more to me than you’ll ever know!!!!!!!☝️☀️👌

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Ovarian Cancer Canada Walk of Hope By fundraising together, we’re breaking barriers in ovarian cancer research and care, proving that change is within reach.

Today is World Ovarian Cancer Day, and it’s a day that hits incredibly close to home.

Most of you know my daughter Meleah, was a dedicated dancer and a total warrior. What many don’t know is that she was misdiagnosed before we finally got the truth. By the time we knew what we were fighting, the battle was already so uphill. She lost her fight on May 28, 2024, and our lives haven’t been the same since.

Ovarian cancer is often called the “silent killer” because there is no regular screening test and the symptoms are so easily missed or misdiagnosed. We need more research and better awareness so other families don’t have to endure this kind of heartbreak.

Please help me honor Meleah today by donating to Ovarian Cancer Canada. Every dollar goes toward research that could lead to earlier detection and better treatments.

🩵Donate in the link (in all my profiles) and or join our team for the OCC walk Sept.27/26

Color correction alert 🚨 Evened out this canvas and did some ol’skool chunks,,it all comes back around❗️

New cards🩵 Guess I’m still doin this gig💁‍♀️

Before and after photos never get old ☝️

Another day another transformation!!!✨

Love getting these messages! Just want to remind my clients that I am really picking up this time of year so please make your hair appointments sooner than later to avoid disappointment!
Hope to hear from you all soon!🩵✨👌