Color Your Locks Audra Zaggia

My Mr.finally got some time in the chair .I always love giving him hair love.He’s my best client and my number 1 fan.

Grateful for the opportunity to help a friend in achieving all her hair dreams.Summer fun here in Deutschland has just begun 🇩🇪

My neighbors son came down from 🇩🇪 . I was thankfully given the opportunity to dust off my shears and do some work. Backyard hair cuts are epic in their own way, also a lot of fun. Enjoyed cutting some hairs in the sunshine outside.

Hoping one day I can get back to real people, real hair. In the meantime I’ll be here working my craft on my doll hairs. With me being a travel hair gypsy it’s been difficult being isolated in a small town with no family or friends near by during a pandemic. Perhaps there is a greater PLANdemic at work here. No one really knows . Today I am living moment to moment feeling grateful for all the little things, and dreaming of re connecting with so many loved ones this summer hopefully♥️

One thing remains the same after 40 years , and that is I still really enjoy playing with doll hairs. My state is still on “Stay at home orders” . I’m just making the best of it and trying to have fun along the way❤️.

This color and style was super fun and kept me busy for a few hours . Love passing the time working on my craft. It just never gets old. Love it like I did from day one🤩

My lady friend spent some time in the chair today ( aka the stand).
She is super fancy for a Sunday morning🥰

Bae is all dressed and no where to go. This is what Sunday’s in quarantine look like at my house . I sure miss seeing my friends and clients . Dreaming of the days we can reunite and talk of this time and it being a distant memory 🥰

I am a licensed professional cosmetologist. Do you know what that means? That means I went to school full time, 40 hours a week, for an entire year+, to get to 1600 clinical hours, then passed a two phase exam including rigid safety & sanitation to prove I knew my stuff. I am licensed to touch people. That is a privilege that very few professions have, and one that I, and the state, take very seriously. So seriously that the state comes into my salon, at random, and inspects my facilities and safety/sanitation procedures with a fine tooth comb. There are major fines for noncompliance and they are not lenient. We are trained and prepared to protect you from infectious disease transmission from ourselves and from others. We literally train for this our entire careers. Long before you were worried about COVID-19, I was worried about HIV, MRSA, Staph, Strep, Tuberculosis and more, FOR YOU. One of the safest places you could possibly be is in my chair, with me. And now I’m being forced to stay home, because I am a danger to society. This is such a joke. Grocery stores are crowded. Lowe’s and Home Depot are crowded. Community pools are opening in Florida this weekend. None of these places are trained & licensed to keep you safe like I am. Forcing us to close is a misguided feel-good measure that is protecting no one, but is bankrupting salon professionals. If you don’t believe me, look to our politicians and tv personalities. They look fantastic with their fresh haircuts, color and makeup! They feel so safe with their salon professionals that they are still receiving hair and makeup services. They feel like they should still be receiving our services. They just don’t think you should. I take great pride in my profession and In the manner I treat and care for my clients, I will be back and we will all be SAFE 🤍🇺🇸

(Reposted from another hair stylist)

Hello Beautiful Friends.
By now I’m sure you’ve heard the governor has extended the stay at home orders in Arizona. It is with my deepest sympathy that I am unable to honor this weeks appointments for you all.
I have no new information and when I do I will be in touch.
I miss you all. Stay healthy and safe.

Happy National ❤️
Thank you all for your continued support over the last two decades. You guys rock!!

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