Called & Co.

I don’t make the rules 🤷🏼‍♀️😂

Always looking for feedback on how you feel best served! ✨

Happy Monday ✨

As a hairstylist I love an inspo pic, I know that sometimes when I speak the words that come out make zero sense to you. Shade names, tones, and coloring technique; stylists sometimes speak a different language and it can be confusing.

When you show me an inspiration picture from Pinterest I will always try my best to deliver but please remember that everyone’s hair is different, and part of my job is to help you find something that suits you!

At Called & Co we strive for the best 🫶🏻

TRUST IN HIM👏🏻

Thank you JESUS. You don’t have to worry, HES GOT YOU.🤍 Thank you Lord for this business and the guidance to steward it well. Thank you for the best clients in the world🥹 Y’all truly just turn into a second family to me🫶🏻 I have the best family, friends and support system I could as for.

Here’s a little word of encouragement today. Happy Wednesday 💕

Okayyy… meet the girl behind Called & Co. 🤍✨

A dream, a little faith, a LOT of hard work, and somehow we’re here. 🥹 I’m so proud of what Called & Co. is becoming and so thankful for every single person who has supported this crazy little dream of mine.

Now come sit in my chair! 💇🏼‍♀️🤍 Spots are open—book your next appointment!
https://calledandco.glossgenius.com

📸 Ashley Wade Photography — you absolutely crushed these!

Grey blending, this color turned out so beautiful on her🫶🏻

A smidge darker for fall🍂

Did somebody say pumpkin spice?☕️🧡

Book you’re appointments here👇🏻

https://calledandco.glossgenius.com

Highlight refresh 💋🫶🏻

Your hair doesn’t need to be cooked to be styled 😉

Using hot tools is a crucial step to many of our daily routines, but daily exposure to high temperatures can lead to dryness, split ends, frizz, and loss of your hair’s natural shine.

That’s why using heat protectant isn’t an extra step we’re trying to sell you on, it’s a non-negotiable for healthy, beautiful hair!

Remember hotter tools doesn’t mean better results. For most styling, keeping your hot tools around 350°F or below is recommended!