MaLisa Campbell Hernandez

This is what they don't tell you about being a hairstylist:
•Wrist, hand, and thumb pain from constantly working
•Neck, shoulder, and lower-back strain from long appointments
•Standing 8-12+ hours with no real breaks
•Skipping meals and water to stay on schedule •Pressure to be perfect because clients wear your work publicly
•No sick days = no work means no pay for many stylists •Burnout from loving the craft but overworking the body.Hair isn't just hair. It's skill, focus, patience, and physical labor.
Please treat your stylist with kindness and love, you never know what number client you are that day!
I genuinely love my clients, and I love doing hair. It just takes a lot more than people realize.