Boise Blowout Babe

Because life feels a little better after a fresh blowout! Appointments are by reservation only. DM me or use the link in my bio to reserve your appointment! 🤍

I saw a post from a house cleaner who had three cancellations in one week, and it got me thinking…This isn’t just a salon problem. It’s a small business problem. When someone cancels at the last minute or doesn’t show up, that appointment time is often impossible to fill. For many of us, that’s lost income. That’s why so many service providers require deposits, a card on file, or have cancellation policies. I personally require a card on file, but I’m curious…As a client, do deposits make you more likely to keep your appointment because you have a little skin in the game?

All appointment based businesses-I’d love to hear from everyone!

What’s your take? 👇

Blowouts & yap…name a better duo…I’ll wait! 🤭

This is why I love a good blowout! Soft, bouncy, shiny hair that actually moves. There’s just something so satisfying about that fresh salon feeling!

Who’s next?

Which season you want, pookie?

Never a dull moment 🤣

Here at Femme Foundry, you can get permanent jewelry starting at just $30! I chose this thicker chain for an anklet, and I’m absolutely obsessed. It’s the perfect little accessory for summer! No clasps, no taking it off, just effortless sparkle every day!

Choose from a variety of beautiful gold-plated chains to create a piece that’s uniquely yours!✨

✨ Bracelets: $30
✨ Anklets: $35
✨ Necklaces: $40

Stop by and get yours! 🤍

Yes, your technical skills matter.
But if you want loyal clients, focus on more than the service. Anyone can learn a technique. Not everyone can create a feeling. A feeling of comfort, trust and of being seen! That’s the kind of luxury clients come back for!

Aside from a good shampoo, the foundation of every great blowout starts with the rough dry! I always tell my students that hair should be about 60-80% dry before you ever pick up a round brush. One of the biggest mistakes I see is people rough drying by blowing the hair all over the place. That’s how you create frizz! Instead, direct the airflow at a diagonal angle (on low-medium heat) down the hair shaft and use your hands…not a brush to control the hair as you dry it. Once the hair is mostly dry, that’s when you can go in with your round brush and start creating smoothness, tension, and shape! Follow me for more blowout tips and tricks! Want better blowouts? Follow for more education and technique breakdowns. Ready for hands-on learning? Send me a DM to book your private 1:1 blowout class!