7CutzAbove, Inc.

🇺🇸 Another day serving our veterans at the Durham VA, and I couldn’t be more grateful.

Every haircut is more than a haircut—it’s a conversation, a smile, a confidence boost, and an opportunity to give back to the men and women who have given so much for us.

Today is another reminder that God continues to open doors, and I can honestly say… there are some exciting things happening behind the scenes. 👀

I can’t share everything just yet, but trust me when I say there are a lot of great surprises coming soon for 7CUTZABOVENC! Bigger opportunities. More community impact. More lives to serve.

Thank you to everyone who continues to support, share, pray for, and believe in this mission. This is only the beginning.

The marathon continues. ❤️💈🇺🇸

❤️ Give the Gift of Confidence.

Do you know a child with autism, a veteran, a senior, someone recovering from an illness, or a family that’s going through a tough season and simply can’t afford a haircut right now?

Today, you can make a difference.

We’re now offering 7CUTZABOVENC Gift Certificates that can be donated to someone in need. Each gift certificate covers one of our mobile, sensory-friendly haircuts for $85.

Your gift could mean:
✂️ A child receiving a stress-free haircut.
🇺🇸 A veteran being served in the comfort of their home.
❤️ A senior feeling like themselves again.
🙏 A family getting one less thing to worry about.

You can sponsor one haircut or multiple gift certificates—every one will go directly to someone who truly needs it.

If you’d like to bless someone today, send me a message or visit www.7cutzabove.com.

Because sometimes a haircut is more than a haircut… it’s dignity, confidence, and knowing someone cares.

7CUTZABOVENC
📱 919-922-9036
🌐 www.7cutzabove.com

“What Comes Before the Cut.”

🎉 1,000 FOLLOWERS. 🙏🏾❤️

From 23…
To 536…
To 700…
And today… 1,000.

Some people might see a number.

I see every family that trusted me with their child.
Every veteran who let me serve them.
Every senior who smiled after a fresh haircut.
Every person who shared a post, left a review, or simply believed in the vision.

7CUTZABOVENC has never been about going viral. It’s always been about changing lives one haircut at a time.

To everyone who’s followed the journey, booked an appointment, referred a friend, or simply cheered me on—thank you. You are part of this milestone.

We’re just getting started.

Next stop… 2,000. 🚐✂️❤️

The route changed… the mission didn’t. 💈❤️

Garner ➡️ High Point ➡️ Wake Forest ➡️ Concord.

Some people see miles. I see families.

Some people see a long day. I see another chance to make someone smile.

Anytime. Anywhere. Anyhow. If there’s a chair to set up and a life to impact, I’m on the way.

The marathon isn’t about how fast you move—it’s about showing up with purpose every single day.

Let’s ride. 🚐✂️

What Comes Before the Cut.

🚨 ONLY 3 HAIRCUTS LEFT THIS WEEK. 🚨

Anywhere. Anytime.

Most barbers ask you to come to the chair…

I’m bringing the chair to the mission.

Today it was a swing. Tomorrow it might be your living room, hospital room, school, therapy center, or backyard.

At 7CUTZABOVENC, we don’t just cut hair—we meet people where they are.

This isn’t about convenience.
It’s about making sure every child has access to a haircut that feels safe, patient, and judgment-free.

Three spots. That’s it.

📍 Mobile throughout North Carolina
📞 919-922-9036
🌐 www.7cutzabove.com

The marathon is in the service. ❤️✂️

No matter what you’re facing right now, keep going.

Some seasons will test your patience. Some days will test your faith. Some moments will make you wonder if you’re making any progress at all.

But don’t quit.

Keep showing up. Keep putting in the work. Keep believing, even when you can’t see the outcome yet.

God doesn’t waste the struggle. Every setback is preparing you for something greater than you can imagine. Stay faithful, stay consistent, and trust His timing.

Keep going. God is already working on what you’re praying for. ❤️🙏🏾

❤️🙏🏾

Every now and then, God gently reminds me that what I do is so much bigger than cutting hair.

About a month and a half ago, I had the privilege of meeting Mr. P for the first time. I gave him a haircut and shave, and what I didn’t realize at the time was how much that visit would mean to him. His daughter later shared with me that after that appointment, he talked about me for weeks and kept asking when I was coming back. Hearing that truly humbled me.

This past Thursday, we were finally reunited. We laughed, talked, shared another haircut and shave, and I left thankful for the opportunity to serve him once again. Like every client I visit, I simply wanted him to feel comfortable, respected, and cared for.

Just two days later, early Saturday morning, Mr. P peacefully passed away.

His daughter reached out to me afterward with a message that I will treasure for the rest of my life. She thanked me for the kindness I showed her father and their family. She shared that I had given him his final haircut and shave, that it made his day, and that he had been talking about our first visit for over a month before we found each other again. She also told me she would be praying for me and for 7CUTZABOVENC.

I sat quietly after reading her message, reflecting on how quickly life can change and how important it is to love people well while we have the opportunity.

It reminded me that people may not always remember every detail of a haircut, but they will always remember how you made them feel.

This is what “What Comes Before the Cut” truly means.

It’s about more than a haircut. It’s about preserving dignity, creating comfort, building trust, and reminding people they are loved. Whether I’m serving a child with autism, a veteran, a senior, or someone in the final chapter of life, every appointment is an opportunity to leave someone feeling valued, respected, and cared for.

To Mr.P family, thank you for trusting me with such a meaningful moment in your father’s life. It was truly an honor to serve Mr. P, and I will continue to keep your family in my prayers.

❤️ It’s never just a haircut. Sometimes, it’s a memory a family carries forever.

“Whatever you do, work at it with all your heart, as working for the Lord, not for human masters.” — Colossians 3:23