Hair By Macey Cole

🚌🍎✏️As summer comes to an end and everyone gets ready for back-to-school, my appointment book is filling up quickly!✏️🍎🚌

If an evening or Saturday appointment works best for you, please send me a message soon. I’ll always do my best to work with your schedule, but those time slots are limited and filling fast.

I appreciate every one of you! 🤍

Life update:

Yesterday, I unexpectedly had to undergo emergency gallbladder surgery. I’ll be doing my best to respond to messages and take care of my clients as I’m able, but I kindly ask for a little grace and patience while I recover.

Thank you all so much for your understanding and support.❤️

✨Behind the chair tip of the week✨

Do trims really help hair grow? ✂️

Trims don’t make hair grow faster… BUT they help keep ends healthy and reduce splitting.

Less breakage = hair can keep its length longer.

Regular maintenance can make a huge difference in how your hair looks and feels 💕

✨Behind the chair tip of the week✨

⛱️☀️ We all love a good pool day☀️⛱️
Keep your hair and your little swimmers’ hair looking its best all summer with these simple pool-day tips:

Before jumping in:
💦 Add leave-in conditioner
💦 Braid or tie hair back if possible
💦 Shampoo after swimming to remove chlorine

✨ Behind the chair tip of the week✨

Want less frizz and breakage?
Did you know Your bedtime routine affects your hair too? 🌙 Here is something you could try to help your morning routine a little easier.

* Loose braid
*Silk or satin pillowcase
* Avoid sleeping with wet hair
* Apply lightweight oil to dry ends if needed

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Let’s talk heat damage prevention 🔥

While using heat on your hair isn’t ideal, most of us do it! The good news is there are ways to help minimize damage and keep your hair healthier.

• Always use a heat protectant
• Keep your heat between 350–375°F for most hair types
• Go a little slower and use fewer passes with your flat iron 

My personal favorite is Paul Mitchell hot off the press. I always like to find an aerosol heat protected vs a wet one if possible.

A few small changes can make a big difference in protecting your hair!

✨Behind the chair tip of the week✨

Tips for using dry shampoo 👇

• Most people apply dry shampoo in the morning (which is totally fine), but applying it the night before can work even better — especially if you sweat at night. It gives the product time to absorb oil while you sleep.

• Spray at the roots, gently rub it in, let it sit for a minute, then brush it out.

• Focus on the roots only, that’s where oil builds up the most.

• If you have fine hair (like me) and struggle to find a dry shampoo that works well, try using little teasing powder for extra texture and volume.

Here are some of my favorite dry shampoos.

✨Behind the chair tip of the week ✨

Are you washing your hair wrong? Ever wonder why you always run out of conditioner first?

Most people are — here’s how to fix it 👇

• Shampoo your scalp only (not your ends)
• Shampoo twice — first to break down oil and buildup, second to truly cleanse
• Condition mid-lengths to ends
• Rinse with cooler water for extra shine

Starting next week, I’m bringing you a weekly hair tip you can actually use ✨

From everyday styling hacks to the right way to use your products, I’m here to help you keep your hair looking and feeling its best between salon appointments 💇‍♀️

Behind the Chair Tip of the Week—stay tuned