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How do yāall feel about drop-offs?
Iāve noticed that some kids actually sit a little better when parents arenāt visible or present, but I know every child is different.
What has your experience been? Do you prefer staying or dropping offāand why?
First client of 2026
Day 1/31
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Attention post šāØ
Iām looking for my BBDK client. Itās been about two years since she last sat in my chair, and not a day goes by that I donāt think about her.
This is why I do what I do. She trusted me completelyāshe told me exactly what she wanted, and I made sure to deliver every single time. Those moments meant everything to me. I loved doing her hair.
I know her mom has passed away, and that breaks my heart. One thing her mom always made sure of was that her hair was done, no matter what. I want to continue that for her. My service will be completely freeāI just want the chance to do her hair again.
Her mom gave me creative freedom, and I cherished that. She always knew exactly how she wanted her hair too š. It was more than just an appointment.
She wasnāt just a client⦠she was my buddy.
If anyone knows how to get in contact with her or the family sheās with now, please help me reach out. I would truly appreciate it from the bottom of my heart. š
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Say it back
Hey yāall,
Iāve gone back and forth a lot about writing this. Iāve typed it, erased it, and rewritten it more times than I can count because I honestly didnāt know what to sayāor how to say it. But I owe my clients and loyal supporters a life update.
First, I want to offer a sincere public apology to each and every one of my clients. Iāve been going through a lot, and I didnāt know how to express it. I struggle with being vulnerable and sharing my personal lifeāIām naturally a private person. But I also realize that since I started this journey at 13 years old, Iāve given everything I have.
As we move into 2026, Iām at a crossroads. I gave my teenage years and most of my 20s to building a successful business, and BBD & BBDK have accomplished exactly what I set out to do. I have amazing clients whom I truly love. The BBD kids adore me, and I genuinely appreciate every single one of you. For 13 years, Iāve poured my blood, sweat, tears, and time into this.
Now Iāve reached a point where things have to change. I have to live my life and enjoy it a little. Life is life-ing, and several events have transpired that have led me here. Moving forward, I will not be at the shop nearly as much.
Anyone who truly knows me knows I used to be at the shop 24/7. My real friends and family scheduled around me because work always came first. I can no longer live that way. I cannot put BBD before myself anymore.
I am NOT stopping hair.
Things will just look differentāand better. I wanted yāall to hear it from me first. There will be a major and very serious rebrand. I understand that I may lose 65ā100 clients, and Iāve made peace with that. While I hate to see anyone go, moving forward there will be a strict schedule, and itās truly for the best.
This is me holding myself accountable just as much as I hold yāall accountable. If Iām going to continue braiding hair, 2026 has to be different. Behind the scenes, thereās so much work, and Iām only one person with a lot on my plate. But Iāve built a community where I should be able to express that.
Whatās posted in the group stays in the group. If your kids need something, it should be okay to ask thereāthatās my goal moving forward. Iām a helper by nature, but Iāve been helping the wrong people. I want to step from behind the chair and move toward my next calling.
Iāve built a community of real, authentic people, and we all need help sometimes. Iāll be the first to admit I donāt have everything togetherābut I show up every day and make it happen. A lot of people depend on me.
BBD has grown into something huge, and Iām proud of thatābut growth comes with pros and cons. About three years ago, depression hit me hard, and it still resurfaces from time to time. My defense mechanism is laughterāIād rather laugh than be sad or depressed. But I reached a point where I avoided going places because everywhere I went, someone wanted their hair done. I even started frowning when people asked if I do hairāand thatās not okay. I donāt want to feel that way.
It became overwhelming and overstimulating. Stopping new clients wasnāt enough, so now Iām narrowing my clientele down to my loyal clients only. And yesāI know who you are. Over the years, Iāve built real relationships with truly amazing people.
I have other goals and dreams. Iāve been living this dream every day, and now itās time to make room for something new. Iāve gained so much knowledge in this industry, and Iām committed to creating the best situation for both parties moving forward.
Thank you for your understanding, love, and continued support. š¤
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