Sol Society

Comment THIN if you’re looking to change up from a hair routine to a scalp routine. 🤌🏻

Sunday scroll stop.

This year I promised myself that I was going to explore other streams of income as a stylist. Ways to leverage my knowledge, especially around extensions, scalp care and wellness.
I looked into affiliate marketing, but I’m really picky about what brands I’d partner with. I don’t want to sell anything I don’t swear by and also for any companies I don’t think operate at a certain level of ethics.

I looked into education and this is still something I’m building and designing, but it takes time and also you need people to want to learn from you within your niche.

I looked into partnering with a specific professional hair education or product then that was already built but then I felt like that lacked the freedom I was looking for and the level of income I was wanting to create.

And then I noticed quite a few of the stylists and trichologists that I look up to working with Monat.

And I’m going to be real I was like wtf I thought all stylists hated that brand out of solidarity. 😂
I had to watch so much content by other stylists who felt the same way I did at first and whose minds were changed by actually trying the products. Because hating something you’ve never tried is a little wild right?

So I took the plunge and bought a product pack, figuring what could it hurt? If it’s terrible all of my hate over the years would be for a reason.

The problem is once you try the products, assess the ingredients and see the results. You can’t be a hater anymore without being a hypocrite…. Because the products are amazing, the comp plan is amazing and the culture and community? On another level.

So…. Here I am. A part of a company that lights me up again and offering products that are SOOO good to my clients.

If you’re a stylist and have also been like WTH with all the Monat converts, shoot me a message and let’s talk.

It’s shampoo, it ain’t that deep.

It’s been a minute.

So Hi! 👋 I’m Evelyne.

I’m an extension specialist and scalp & hair growth nerd located in the beautiful Pacific Northwest.

I’m a mother to two beautiful daughters who I do it all for. I’m a new homeowner and a novice gardener and I’m coming to terms with being heavy in my Martha era, so it’s either dirt or hair color ruining my nails.

I’m like one part gremlin, to two parts hobbit and then mix some surf grunge, classical literature and s**t in there and you might just be close.

I refuse to ever just be one thing, in fact I’d say it’s my life ambition is to be a myriad of juxtapositions on any given day.

I’m building a life and business that are centered around health, creativity, freedom, and longevity — and helping other women do the same.

I like to learn about every random fact that interests me. My search engine is frightening. My tendency to blurt it out behind the chair even more so.

I’m kind of over my industry being overworked, unhealthy, struggling and broke. So I’m gathering changemakers around me who want to disrupt the status quo and grow something better.

I think that ambition and slow living can coexist if you do it right.

And If we were speed dating 1,2,3 go:

Favorite flower: hydrangea

Mountains or Ocean: Ocean

Weird obsession: supplements, like obscure ones. Ha.

Favorite season: early fall, when you wear shorts during the day but bundle up next to a campfire at night

Current hyperfixation: singing and tending to my baby plants in the greenhouse. I squeak every morning as I walk in and they’ve grown!

Coffee order: Americano with real honey 🍯 & extra cream

Current favorite song: oooh HARD but I’ve been really into Mexico Honey by Kacey Musgraves lately

Something most people don’t know: I originally wanted to be a writer and I’m fairly obsessed with the written word.

Something that most people think they know: I think that a lot of people think I’m outgoing because I’m open online, but in person I stumble over my words and blush and can be incredibly introverted. So I’m not being snobby in Target, I’m just having a mini panic attack that I’m in sweatpants.

Slow Sunday loading…

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✨ Awaken & Nourish: Hair Rituals for Imbolc ✨

As winter shifts toward spring, it’s time to refresh, hydrate, and realign your hair care with the season’s energy. Imbolc invites renewal—think deeply hydrating masks, herbal scalp rinses, and treatments timed with the moon’s phases. 🌿🌕

Whether you’re restoring moisture, stimulating growth, or clearing away the old to make space for the new, these rituals help transition your hair into the light of the coming season. 🌸

Which ritual are you trying first? Let us know in the comments! ⬇️

The temps have dropped and it’s officially fuzzy coat season. Catch me in my mumu nightgown on my front porch with hot tea, a blanket and my puppies enjoying these crisp mornings.

Does anyone else feel like they go full swamp witch when the temps drop? Just me ok. The less people who know about my mumu’s the better I guess.

There are so many big changes under wraps for Sol Society coming this year and I can’t wait to share the news with everyone. I’m bursting at the seamzzzz. But I can’t let them drop quit yet.

SO for now, I gotta know: what team you on?

Are you switching up your hair rituals as the cool weather hits? If you haven’t already, consider these tips to keep your hair and scalp healthy through the fall and winter months. 🌙