Angela_doeshair

When you reschedule and suddenly I have a free day at home... somehow that turns into a whole house project… 😂
I genuinely do not know how to sit down. One little opening in my schedule and I’m like, “well, I’ve been wanting to do this..!” And next thing you know I’m on a lift scraping popcorn off a ceiling

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All while my color was processing... But why am I like this...

The best feeling ever!

At this point I have entirely too many hobbies for someone who already has a full-time job. No appointments were harmed in the making of these loaves. 😂

📢 PSA — AS OF AUGUST 2026:

One thing I’ve had to learn the HARD way in business is that having a big heart and running a business don’t always mix well.

And I’m guilty of it.

I have emotionally charged people for YEARS. I hear someone’s situation, I feel empathy for them, and immediately I start knocking money off. I discount before they even ask. I start figuring out how I can make it cheaper because they’re friends or family or going through it. That’s just who I am.

But I’ve finally had to realize something:

My empathy CANNOT come at the expense of my business or my family’s livelihood.

This is not a hobby. This is my career. This is how I help provide for my family.

My prices reflect YEARS of experience, PAID education, continued training, QUALITY products, QUALITY tools, my time, and the detailed level of work I provide.

And when I constantly discount because I feel “bad,” or because we’re “friends,” or “family.” I’m not just discounting a service. I’m discounting my time for another client that values my work, my experience, and ultimately income that belongs in MY household.

So this is a boundary I’m FINALLY putting in place.

📢 PSA — AS OF AUGUST 2026:

I will no longer be offering discounts on my services.

If my pricing is outside of your budget or you simply feel I’m “TOO” expensive, there are absolutely NO hard feelings. I will gladly refer you to another stylist who may be a better fit for your budget.

But I will no longer lower my prices to fit someone else’s budget.

And I’m learning that I don’t have to feel guilty about that.

Not everyone is supposed to be my client.

I want clients who trust my expertise, respect my time, value the quality of my work, and understand that what I provide is an investment.

Because one of the biggest lessons I’ve learned in this industry is:

The clients who pay the least often demand the most.
The clients who invest the most often trust you the most.

I can still be compassionate.
I can still have empathy.
I can still have a big heart.

And I can still have BOUNDARIES.

My heart can be generous without my business paying the price for it. 🤍

😉

Why can’t I ever remember where you part your hair?!

See you when I see you! 😉🤍