Chesneys Chair

Well guys, we’ve made it to ChatGpt!

I remember the first time someone said they GOOGLED “curl specialists near me” and I came up. I was thrilled because, what do you mean I’m on Google! NOW ChatGPT is even a chesney’s chair fan. Can you believe it?

https://americanpress.com/contests/peoples-choice-of-swla/

Go vote for your favorite hairdresser 😉

Are you seeing what I’m seeing?
So many people are so scared to “lose length” when this one little snip could change your whole look.

Now let me preface this by saying- I
Will never pressure a haircut. Ever.
Most of the time I suggest less of a cut then what the majority of people come in thinking they need.

But also, there are certain standards people live by. And as a Pentecostal women myself I am very much in tune and aware of those standards.
If you don’t cut your hair, or have thought about not wanting to cut your hair anymore, or even if you don’t cut your hair but have thought about maybe doing it once or twice. This post is not for you. And I’m here to tell you to follow that calling and don’t let the standards created by the world around you convince you you’re doing it wrong. You aren’t. You’re beautiful and so is your hair sister🤍

The space I’m creating is a safe one for everybody!

If you’re new here—or if it’s just been a while—this one’s for you.
Here’s a little about the girl behind the curls.👋🏻

I know there are dozens of you reading this right now who have sat in my chair, looked at my hair, and probably thought something like:

“She was just born with good hair. She couldn’t possibly understand what it’s like to have damaged hair. How could she help me?”

Or maybe you’ve never sat in my chair and only know me through social media, but you’ve thought something similar.

The truth is… that’s probably the biggest misconception about me.

I haven’t always had healthy hair.

During hair school, I was convinced I knew exactly what I was doing. I colored my own hair constantly—Looking back now, I wasn’t creating beautiful hair… I was repeatedly over-processing it. My hair became dry, fragile, broken and unhealthy because I didn’t yet understand that healthy hair isn’t built through constant change—it’s built through consistency, patience, and restraint.

The photo from July 6th was the very last time I ever colored my hair.

From that day forward, I committed to growing out my natural hair. It wasn’t glamorous. There were months where the grow-out felt awkward, uneven, and honestly made me want to color it “just one more time.” But I knew that every time I gave in, I’d only be delaying the healthy hair I really wanted.

Then, in September of 2024, I had my final haircut and removed the last little bit of artificial color from my hair.
Everything on my head today is natural.

If you’ve ever come to me wanting healthier hair, you’ve probably heard me say the same things over and over:

“It’s a journey… and it’s not always a fun one.”

I’ve told you to wear your hair down more often, reach for claw clips instead of tight hairstyles, stop with the slick backs, put the straightener away, and trust the process.

I don’t tell you those things because they’re trendy advice. I tell you because I’ve lived them.

I know how frustrating it is to look in the mirror and want your appearance to change but you feel like your hair will never get there. I know how tempting it is to reach for the color, the heat, or the quick fix because I fought those same urges myself.

That’s also why I’ll never promise you overnight results. Healthy hair isn’t built in one appointment or with one miracle product. It’s built by the choices you make every single day, over months and even years.

What you see today isn’t the result of perfect genetics or luck. It’s the result of commitment.

So when I ask you to trust the process, I’m not asking you to do something I haven’t done myself. I’m asking you to walk a road I’ve already walked.

Because I know firsthand that healthy hair is possible.

And if you’re willing to commit to the journey, I’ll be with you every step of the way. 🤍

https://americanpress.com/contests/peoples-choice-of-swla/
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Vote for your favorite stylist this month!
- professionals -> hairstylist -> chesney’s chair

When I say I have the best support system, I truly mean it with my whole heart. 🤍

I honestly forgot this whole contest was even going on until someone sent me the results… and because of YOU, I made the Top 5 in the SWLA People’s Choice Awards!

I’m so incredibly grateful for every single person who took the time to vote, share, and cheer me on. I wouldn’t be here without y’all, and I don’t take your support for granted for a second.

Now it’s time for the final round! 🎉 Voting is open from now until July 31, and you can vote once a day, every day. If you’d like to help me make it to the finish line, I’d be so thankful for your vote!

Thank you for believing in me and supporting my little dream. It means more than you’ll ever know. ❤️

https://americanpress.com/contests/peoples-choice-of-swla/

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