Ginger Vandiver Hair, Makeup, and Barbering Artist

I will be out of town from April 30th-May 4th. Don’t wait until the last minute to schedule your appointment 🖤🏝️

I am loving this inspiration pic!!! Definitely summer/beach vibes!! Would be pretty with a blue turquoise as well!!! 🩵💚🤎🏝️

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1 point for each statement you can relate to… What’s your score?!?

*Your roots have their own area code
*Your Blonde isn’t having more fun
*Your ponytail holders are overworked and threatening to strike
*Your ends didn’t just split, they left and knocked up it’s next door neighbor
*You have 99 problems, and your hair solves none
*The last time your hair had any luster was when your 3 year old got his blue lollipop stuck in your hair
*Your sister calls you Chrystal Gale
*You had to google “Crystal Gale”
*You punched the last cashier at Jack’s that gave you the Senior Discount
*Your hair only behaves when you’re about to leave the house… and immediately betrays you
*Your hair color has officially become “mystery shade”
*You keep adjusting your part like it’s going to fix everything
*Your ponytail looks more like a questionable life choice than a style
*Dry shampoo is now doing all the heavy lifting
*You’ve started wearing hats… indoors
*Hairstylists keep coming up to you in the grocery store to give you their business card

“Brow henna has a more permanent look and tends to be more dramatic. It stains the skin and the hair rather than just the hair. Henna can be helpful if you have brows that are too thin or many patchy areas that need filling in.
Beyond color, henna is a natural, plant-based product that nourishes and conditions the brows, promoting healthier hair growth. In contrast, brow tints are chemical-based and do not offer these benefits. Henna does not require chemical activation but uses distilled water to activate. Because it stains the skin, henna lasts on the skin for 1-2 weeks and on the hair for maybe up to 8 weeks. This also makes it more noticeable.”