Hype Hair Green Bay

Hey Hype Crew! 👋Coral has a last minute opening for tomorrow at 2pm for a one process color/ highlight! 🪸💐🪻Shoot us a message via the txt line if you would like to get in with her! ✨

If you are a client in my chair just know, I will never tell you that you are “too old for a hair color or haircut” of your choice. The cool thing about my job is you just get to be you, who do you wanna be? I know I wanna be cool like my lovely client Mary when I grow up. You are never too old to be the version of yourself that you truly want to be!

-Amanda ✨

🛑⚠️🚧🚧Just a reminder that it’s Road Construction season in Wisconsin. 🚧🚧⚠️🛑
There are also closures on the flyovers for hwy 32

Coral just had a cancelation for Thursday evening! Call, text or book online if you're looking to get in with her before the 4th!

Ope, sorry bout dat. 😉 Hoppy Friday y’all!

Recycling tid-bit from Green Bay ♻️

One of the easiest ways Green Bay residents can improve recycling is by keeping plastic bags, wraps, and films out of curbside bins. These items can tangle in sorting equipment at the recycling facility, leading to delays and costly damage. Instead, plastic bags and film should be taken to designated drop-off bins, available at most major grocery stores. Keeping them out of your curbside bin helps ensure the rest of your recyclables are processed properly and efficiently. Small actions like this make a big difference in how much we’re able to recycle as a community.

As a salon we try really hard to be as sustainable as possible, not only here in the salon, but at home as well. Check out this post below if you live in Green Bay. 🙌🏼

Also to our gardening friends 🧑🏼‍🌾

I personally also like to use cardboard boxes as a w**d killer and then mulch over the top. The cardboard biodegrades and the mulch keeps the w**ds away. Biodiversity in our soil helps the plants🧬👩🏻‍🌾 if you like these kind of tid bits let me know in the comments.

Hope you all have a beautiful weekend! And you know, recycle your cardboard ♻️ 📦

Cardboard is one of the most recyclable materials we collect, and Green Bay residents recycle a lot of it! To help keep the process running smoothly, please break down boxes and cut cardboard to pieces no larger than 2 feet by 2 feet before placing them in your bin. Large or unbroken boxes can slow down collection and sorting. Flattened cardboard saves space and moves through the system more efficiently. Every box you break down helps strengthen our recycling program. Thank you for doing your part. ♻️