Hair by Meghan Landis

Weight removal and shape are KEY when working with high density, thick hair - especially if you want to bring out natural texture that’s hidden by long, heavy length.

I cut ’s hair maybe 2x a year using a combination of razor and my to give her the best possible grow out.

Cleansed with New Wash Rich for hydration and texture support. Diffused and hand styled with just a little bit of Hair Balm for that perfect lived-in finish. 🤌🏻✨

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Celebrating all the nurturers out there today. ❤️

I’m always so honored when a client trusts me to do something new. ✨

This little baby s**g was dry cut (thanks for showing me the ropes ) with all ✂️ and hand styled with Jelly + Set Spray. ✨

Swipe to see Casey’s (she/her) length from our last haircut before this big change.

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〰 movement 〰

That’s what I love most about working WITH a client’s natural texture, not against it. This client selfie is of day 2, slept on, lived-in hair.

Razor cut and hand styled (no hot tools used) and diffused with Undressed + Balm by yours truly. ✨

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Here’s a late night oldie but goodie for y’all because I’m feeling a tad bit nostalgic. 🥲✨

I was talking to my 🦄 client Kira the other day about how transformational haircuts can be and how the right shape can just… make you feel like the most authentic version of yourself.

And then that version of you just continues to evolve and grow and change and shift more and more over time into something completely new - and that is just fu***ng BEAUTIFUL to me.

I’m here for the journey, y’all. It’s honestly my favorite part of what I do. ✨🐛🦋🌈✨

Swipe to see our very first s**g transformation together. 🥲 It’s still one of my all time favorites. ❤️

Styled with + . ✨

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When a kiddo asks you if you can make him look like his rock star idol (the legendary Roger Taylor from Queen 🥁), you MAKE IT HAPPEN.

Swipe to see the before and inspo pictures for this rad little s**g. ⚡️

Styled with a little S**g Spray for a smidge of that good rock n’ roll grit. 🤘🏻

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I want to take a moment to appreciate the middle point with y’all.

Not the beginning.

Not the end.

The middle.

There’s not enough credit given to the point in our journeys where all the real work and change happens. We are a society obsessed with instant gratification and only seeing the difference between the “before” and “after.” We don’t care enough about the process, or pausing to find satisfaction and fulfillment in that middle work, because let’s face it - it’s usually the least glamorous part, right? As humans we are hard wired to avoid discomfort, even when it’s to our own detriment.

This stage is honestly where I tend to operate from most of the time, because I’m constantly working to build something with an end goal in mind, often without stopping to appreciate how beautiful the process of creating can be. What I’ve come to realize is that growth can only happen when you embrace the unknown and lean into that discomfort.

And that discomfort is usually so, so worth it in the end.

My client is a stunning example of this. She’s never worn her hair this short as an adult or had curly bangs before, so this was definitely a little outside of her comfort zone, but we took the plunge and worked together to create this bold new shape.

I took this picture post dry cut, so this was the middle part of our service before we washed and styled… and I think it’s just so beautiful.

I’ll be sharing the before and after images at some point soon, but for now I just want to honor that transformative moment there in the middle. ✨

Hey, y’all! In case you missed my email announcement, my books are now open for February!!!

I only have a few spots left, so don’t sleep on these. 🧡

Can we all just take a moment to appreciate what an absolute 🦄🦄🦄 of a human is, both inside and out?

Y’all know client selfies MAKE MY DAY, and this one is no different… It’s so good I had to share it twice 🤣🙈.

I just love seeing how my clients are living in their hair out in the wild vs. how you leave my chair, and it’s just the best feeling. 🥰

I don’t offer color anymore (sorry, y’all) but Marta is one of the few I just can’t quit, and I’m pretty proud of this blonde, y’all. ✨

Curly blonde s**g, here we come. 🙌🏻

Color 💫

Cleansed and styled with 🌿 + fluff out with Hair Cream. 👁‍🗨 (On the masked pics only.)

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I’ve been putting this post off for awhile because honestly life has just been pretty overwhelming. If you’ve seen any of my recent stories, you’ll know that covid finally managed to weasel its way into our home, despite taking every precaution - so I have a bit of extra time on my hands to reflect while we wait this thing out.

My birthday is on New Year’s day, so I’ve always been very attuned with every passing year and how it correlates with the different chapters of my life. I turned 30 on 1/1/2020, and y’all know how that year turned out… 🥴 And 31 was honestly even MORE of a challenge than 30 was in 2020, but a lot of beautiful things came out of the struggle. In 2021, I became a business owner for the first time and started with , and it was… an absolute whirlwind. A beautiful, insane, rollercoaster whirlwind. And now that my 32nd year is here, I’m starting to truly understand the benefit of taking things day by day. I can only do what I can do, and I’m grateful for that.

There is about a week’s difference between when these two photos were taken. The first is when I was on top of the world after a WONDERFUL day at work where I felt so aligned in my business and proud of what I’d built, and then the later one is after our house got hit with covid (my son brought it home from school) and I hit a real low point. I was filled with so much uncertainty and doubt over 3/4 of my household testing positive and being symptomatic, and worrying about whether or not we’d exposed my medically fragile sister in the process. (Luckily, it looks like we did not!
She’s been fine, thankfully. 🤞🏻)

It’s just been… a lot. Going on 3 years of pandemic parenting is A LOT and I’ll fight anyone who says otherwise. 🥊🥊

But we are here, and I’m grateful for that. I am grateful for how easy we got off compared to so many others. And I am fu***ng frustrated as hell that we are still living in this as a daily reality.

So… here’s a real big hug from me. ❤️ And a thank you to all of you that have done your part to help end this s**t show dumpster fire. 🔥🗑

And here’s a toast to 32.

May you not be as s**tty, 2022.

Please dear god please. 🥂🥂🥂