Amy at Phenix - Mason

I’ve come to the hard decision to close my salon business.
I appreciete all if you for your years of coming to me.
Since the accident back in October I still have no feeling in the tip of that finger, and also have nerve damage.
I’m physically able to still do some services, but not all, and it takes me a longer time to do them.
With that being said it would not be possible for me to stay financially afloat in my career.
I’d suggest you continue to go to Sally Parker, Diana Shelby, or Ashley Smith.
Thank you for your patronage over the years. It’s been my greatest pleasure to serve you.

Sometimes life throws us a curve ball, and we need to readjust and go with it.

It is with a sad heart I say to my clients it’s going to be quite some time yet before I’m able to do hair.

Thank Goodness for people like Sally, Diana, and Ashley taking on your lovely locks.

My finger is healing, but very slowly. The nail has fallen off, and grown about 1/8 of an inch. There is still flesh exposed where the crush impact was.

I’m going to miss seeing all of your smiling faces through the holidays.

In the meantime I’m spending my time learning some new things that will allow me to provide an income for myself.

I will keep you updated as to my progress and when I’m released to do hair again.

I wish you all a Happy Holiday Season.

UPDATE:
My appointment today:

I have almost full range of motion in my finger 😊

The nail still has not fallen off. It is still adhered at the top portion of the finger.
Therefore, it will either fall off on or before December 9th, or my surgeon will give me a nerve block and remove it then at my next appointment. 😢
I miss you all and hope you are doing well.
I know your hair is in great hands.

For those of you that are not aware:

I had a freak accident with my lawnmower bar & it crushed my finger.

Today I went to the orthopedic surgeon for my finger:

He said I had 2 choices : surgery or no surgery.
Either way the nail bed is damaged and the nail will either fall off or be removed during surgery.
The bone that is crushed will heal, but will be somewhat deformed.
The nail could be removed during surgery or it can fall off on its own. He believes it will grow back. With either option I’m unable to do hair for 6-8 weeks.
I’m going to plan to be back in action by December 1st.

* For my clients: rest assured I gotcha covered with the best of the best out there:
Please contact:
Sally Parker: (513) 401-2849
Dianna Selby: (513) 479-7075
Ashley Smith: (513-300-7119

I will give them any & all information on your hair.

Happy fall y’all
October 1st-31st

What did the bald man say when he was given a comb?

We did a thing yesterday!
Arlene picked out the perfect new doo. It looks GREAT on her!

Lovin this creative color and cut Charlene picked out ❣️

This handsome little fella got his first big boy haircut yesterday. He’s got to be ready to be a big brother ❣️

Sometimes I think people still raise aweosme kids. Parker was an absolute joy today! Kudos to his parents. This guy is gonna go far someday.

2020 has been a very different year to say the least. Some things however, remain the same: I feel so blessed to have some of the most amazing humans on the planet as my clients. I’m grateful and blessed beyond measure to be able to spend my days with such awesome people.
Thank you for your patronage, friendship, and trust in me to keep you safe during your salon experience throughout 2020.
Looking forward to 2021 and making more beautiful hair and memories with all of you. I look forward to seeing your smiling faces again.🎄