The thing about hair...

I am often asked, "where did you learn to do hair?" and the honest truth is - there is no real answer. I didn't go to school for it, but for whatever reason, it just all sort of happened and I have never looked back since. I have always been attached to my own hair and from the moment I knew what gel was and how to use it, it became a part of me. I suppose I should have known I had some sort of skill when I used to cut my own hair with scissors, clippers and a handheld mirror.

Think of it this way - your hair says a lot about you: who you are, how you're feeling, where you are in life and how you see yourself. The way you cut and style it can change the shape of your face, take a few years off and even make you look 10 pounds less. Doesn't that say something? They say clothes make a person, but I disagree. People notice your face first and then move their eyes down and the simple truth is - as ugly some clothes may be, people will be more forgiving because you took a chance and you can *always* go back to your regular clothes the next day. BUT there is no hiding an UGLY haircut or one that's been cut badly - it stays with you till it grows out. No product will help. It's the first thing you'll see every morning - which is no way to start the day off.

When you care about yourself - it'll show in your cut. Cheaper ISN'T always better.