Yureesh Style
Keynote Speaker & Education Leader
I work with teams and leaders to strengthen communication, culture, and growth.
I'm an international hair stylist & educator who specializes in facilitating, designing, & formatting Haircutting, Career Development, Personal Development, & 'Train the Trainer' programs. I design, build, & facilitate educational formats & curriculum in these four areas for individual accounts, professional beauty brands, & mass markets. My 'why' is to motivate, inspire, & share with stylists, educators, & business owners the necessary tools for creating a more fulfilling career & life because I am proof, that 'Anything IS Possible!'
You can cut extra. You can’t grow extra.✂️
That’s free game, and I’m giving away a whole day of it.
👉🏽 PIXIES, BIXIES, & BUSINESS: the two most requested cuts in the game, cut LIVE start to finish. Every section, every elevation, every decision - out loud.
Then the part nobody teaches: the consultation, the pricing, the rebooking language. The business skills to charge what your hands are worth.🌟
📍 Sunday, Oct 18th · 10am – 3pm · Bowie, MD
⏰ 8 days left at $250 - Sept 30 it goes to $295
🎟 Only 18 seats. That’s the whole room.
🔗 Link in bio or 👉🏽 https://yureeshstyle.com/bixies-pixies?utm_source=ig&utm_medium=social&utm_content=link_in_bio
We are not in the beauty business. We are in the relationship business.🙌🏽
Anything IS possible!😉
We spend a lot of time learning how to present the best version of ourselves.
Sometimes the stronger connection happens when we allow someone to see the human version too.💙
Not everything.
Not without boundaries.
Just enough truth to remind each other that none of us has it all figured out.🙌🏽
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We've all heard, “You learn from your mistakes.”
Not necessarily.😬
A mistake gives us something to learn from. But without reflection, adjustment, and a different choice the next time, it's entirely possible to keep making the same mistake over and over again.
The mistake isn't the lesson.‼️
What we do with it is.🙌🏽
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There are few things I appreciate more than the loyalty of the people who have trusted me with their hair over the years.🙏🏽
This beautiful client moved away from NYC, and now that she's back, she's back in my chair.
After all these years of cutting hair, that still means something to me. I never want to take someone's continued trust for granted.💯
I'm incredibly grateful to have her back.💙
And for those who may not know: 👉🏽 YES, I'm still behind the chair and currently welcoming new clients in NYC.
If you've been looking for a new hairstylist, send me a DM. I'd love to meet you.☺️
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My friend Jason Everett was talking about this exact subject this morning, and then life decided to prove his point for me.😂
A parking app cost us 15 unexpected minutes.
Had I planned to arrive “on time,” I would’ve missed my train, canceled my first client, and changed the entire start of my day.😬
Instead, it was just an inconvenience.
That’s the difference a little margin can make.🙌🏽
If you’ve followed me for a while, you’ve probably noticed that I talk about a lot more than one thing.
I talk about haircutting. Communication. Business. Leadership. Mindset. Personal development.🤩
But I don't actually see those as different subjects.‼️
They’re all connected to the same mission:
Helping people live as their full potential, in their work and in their life.🙌🏽
Knowing how to cut an incredible haircut matters. But if you can't communicate with the client, you may never get the opportunity to do it.💯
Understanding business matters. But if you're building that business while completely neglecting yourself, what exactly are you building it for?
The same is true for leadership, education, relationships and our own personal development.
So yes, I’m going to keep talking about all of it.😉
Because I don't believe true success comes from developing one part of ourselves while leaving the rest behind.
True success comes as a whole. It’s never experienced in parts.💫
I get asked why I cut my pixies using a short square technique instead of simply following the shape of the head.
The answer is balance.⚖️
Once hair gets short, the head shape underneath becomes much more visible, and none of our fabulous noggins are perfectly symmetrical.
A square technique gives me corners I can use to control where weight lives in the haircut. I can preserve weight where I need it and soften or remove it where I don’t.✂️
That ability to understand and manipulate shape is one of the things that can take your short haircutting to another level.💯
We’ll be nerding out on principles like this at 👉🏽Pixies, Bixies & Business on October 18th in Bowie, Maryland.🌟
Early-bird pricing ends September 15th.💥
If you want to become stronger and more confident cutting short hair, I’d love to have you there.🙌🏽
Registration: ‼️🔗 https://yureeshstyle.com/bixies-pixies?utm_source=ig&utm_medium=social&utm_content=link_in_bio
A few of my hair tools had gotten REALLY sticky from years of product buildup, and I realized something:
I had absolutely no idea how to clean them.🤔
So instead of guessing, I asked you.
Almost everyone came back with the same answer:
👉🏽soapy water and rubbing alcohol.
I tried it, and here are the results.
I also got one completely different recommendation involving hockey tape from a longtime haircutter and friend whose experience I absolutely respect, so of course he gets a shout-out too.😉 Tabcutshair
One of the things I love about this industry: after all these years, there is ALWAYS something somebody else can teach you.🙌🏽
What do you use to get stubborn product buildup off your tools?
Finding the motivation after a long weekend… 🤓😝😂
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