Morgan Weathers at Tease Color + Hair Design Studio

Ten Years of Tease 🤍

It’s hard to put into words what the past decade has meant.
Ten years of laughter, learning, late nights, and endless transformation…not just in hair, but in heart. What started as a dream between two girls with big goals has become a space filled with beauty, growth, and connection beyond anything we could’ve imagined.

To every stylist who has ever called Tease home; thank you for bringing your creativity, your hustle, and your heart. To every client who has trusted us through every season of life — thank you for making this dream possible. You are the reason Tease has become what it is today.

And to my sidekick, my partner, and my constant through it all … I couldn’t imagine this journey without you. We’ve built something so special, and I’m endlessly proud of what we’ve accomplished together.

Here’s to 10 years of Tease… and to the next 10 filled with even more magic. ✨

Come celebrate with us November 14th from 6–8!
Let’s toast to the stylists, clients,
and community that built it all. 🥂

September Stills ♥️

Episode 2: Stylist Growth;

In Episode 1, we talked about client growth through social media. But here’s the truth: growth doesn’t stop once a client is in your chair — it’s what you do next that matters.

Rebooking isn’t optional. It’s retention.

And here’s the key: don’t ask — tell.

When you confidently guide clients on when to come back, you build trust and create consistency.

Quick guide for retention:

Color clients: 6–8 weeks
Cut clients: 6–10 weeks
Blondes Clients: 5–7 week
Root Touch Up: 4-6 weeks
Treatments: 4–6 weeks

Clients want leadership. You provide the service and the roadmap.

Growth isn’t just about new clients. It’s about keeping the ones you already have.

Do you confidently rebook every client before they leave?

Your boundaries should look different inside and outside the salon.

Inside: Be open, say yes, fill your book, and create opportunities. Today I worked behind the chair, serving my clients with focus and care.

Outside: Shut the door, recharge, and show up to life beyond work. This afternoon, that meant leaving in time to take my son to his doctor appointment—because being present for him matters just as much as being present for my clients.

Both matter. Both make you better at the other.

Tell me in the comments what time your phone goes on DND ; for me it’s 8:14.

👉 Head to my stories to see what my day actually looked like!

xo

How I built a booming clientele (without burning out) — even with 3 kids

Spoiler: It wasn’t luck.

1️⃣ I said yes to Saturdays when I needed to.
Not forever, but in the building years I took clients when they could come — even if it wasn’t my “dream schedule” yet. I earned the right to be picky later.

2️⃣ I learned new techniques constantly.
If you’re only working inside your comfort zone, you’re shrinking your opportunities. Every class, every shadow day, every mentor — I saw them as investments, not expenses.

3️⃣ I treated every client like they were my billboard.
No “throwaway” haircuts or half‑hearted color jobs — every guest left knowing I gave my best work and my best energy, because you never know who’s looking at their hair.

4️⃣ I didn’t hide during slow seasons — I used them.
Downtime wasn’t for complaining; it was for marketing, connecting with clients, refreshing my skills, and getting ahead so busy season felt easier.

The truth is, you don’t need to work yourself into the ground — but you do need to work with intention. Every choice either grows your business or stalls it.

Which one hits home for you the most?