Meet Your
Hair Stylist
Some people discover their passion later in life, but for me, hair has always been woven into my story.
From the moment I first stepped into a salon as a little girl, I was captivated. I watched my mom’s stylist work her magic, mesmerized by the way hair could be transformed.
While she sat in the chair, I sat nearby flipping through hair magazines, soaking in every detail. I remember seeing “Paul Mitchell” on product bottles and color tubes, thinking to myself:
One day, I’m going to go there and become the best hairstylist in the world.
Some people discover their passion later in life, but for me, hair has always been woven into my story.
From the moment I first stepped into a salon as a little girl, I was captivated. I watched my mom’s stylist work her magic, mesmerized by the way hair could be transformed.
While she sat in the chair, I sat nearby flipping through hair magazines, soaking in every detail. I remember seeing “Paul Mitchell” on product bottles and color tubes, thinking to myself:
One day, I’m going to go there and become the best hairstylist in the world.
by the TIME..
I was 14, I was already experimenting—highlighting my mom’s hair right in our kitchen. (Sorry, Mom.) What started as curiosity quickly became a deep love for the process. I knew this was what I was meant to do.
Still, like many dreams, mine took a winding path.
For years, I bounced between jobs, never feeling truly fulfilled. But hair was always there—calling me back.
In 2018, I finally stopped waiting.
I was living just 43 miles from that childhood dream, and I decided it was time to close the gap.
I walked into Paul Mitchell The School Houston, took a deep breath, and made that little girl’s dream come true.
I started fresh at 24 in a new city, knowing no one. I had only my passion and a quiet confidence that I was stepping into something bigger than myself.
With every technique I learned and every guest I served, I fell deeper in love with the work.
by the TIME..
I was 14, I was already experimenting—highlighting my mom’s hair right in our kitchen. (Sorry, Mom.) What started as curiosity quickly became a deep love for the process. I knew this was what I was meant to do.
For years, I bounced between jobs, never feeling truly fulfilled. But hair was always there—calling me back.
In 2018, I finally stopped waiting.
I was living just 43 miles from that childhood dream, and I decided it was time to close the gap.
I walked into Paul Mitchell The School Houston, took a deep breath, and made that little girl’s dream come true.
I started fresh at 24 in a new city, knowing no one. I had only my passion and a quiet confidence that I was stepping into something bigger than myself.
By January 2020..
I had completed school and returned to Mississippi, excited to begin my career. I secured a salon assistant position and was ready to hit the ground running.
by January 2020..
I had completed school and returned to Mississippi, excited to begin my career. I secured a salon assistant position and was ready to hit the ground running.
I used the time to go all in—experimenting with mannequins, practicing on my own hair, and diving deep into education.
I made mistakes. A lot of them. But through every trial and every chemical misstep, I gained something far more valuable: clarity, skill, and a deeper connection to my craft.
When salons reopened, I was ready. I took on every opportunity I could to grow—learning business, color theory, formulation, client care, and everything that makes this work so much more than surface-level beauty.
I used the time to go all in—experimenting with mannequins, practicing on my own hair, and diving deep into education.
I made mistakes. A lot of them. But through every trial and every chemical misstep, I gained something far more valuable: clarity, skill, and a deeper connection to my craft.
When salons reopened, I was ready. I took on every opportunity I could to grow—learning business, color theory, formulation, client care, and everything that makes this work so much more than surface-level beauty.
One service in particular
When I was introduced to EasiHair Pro, it unlocked a new layer of transformation I hadn’t experienced before: the kind that blends seamlessly, supports hair health, and empowers women in a whole new way.
I was instantly, intrigued…
even though I had never sewn a day in my life.
I practiced for hours, tried different techniques, and explored a variety of brands and methods. I tested what worked—and what absolutely didn’t. With every install, every lived-in blonde refresh, every custom blend, I found myself drawn to the details that mattered most:
comfort, longevity,
scalp health, and customization.
One service in particular
When I was introduced to EasiHair Pro, it unlocked a new layer of transformation I hadn’t experienced before: the kind that blends seamlessly, supports hair health, and empowers women in a whole new way.
even though I had never sewn a day in my life.
I practiced for hours, tried different techniques, and explored a variety of brands and methods. I tested what worked—and what absolutely didn’t. With every install, every lived-in blonde refresh, every custom blend, I found myself drawn to the details that mattered most:
comfort, longevity,
scalp health, and customization.
What I learned was simple,
Real, lasting transformations don’t come from trendy techniques. They come from intentional care, ethical application, and listening closely to the woman in the chair.
but important.
Real, lasting transformations don’t come from trendy techniques. They come from intentional care, ethical application, and listening closely to the woman in the chair.
Today,
that’s what guides everything i do.
I specialize in soft, dimensional blonding and low-tension extensions for women who want to enhance their natural hair—without compromising the health of what’s already there. Whether we’re adding fullness, brightening your blonde, or maintaining healthy tone and texture, I approach every appointment with the same commitment:
to protect, support, and elevate.
I welcome guests into my private salon suite in Downtown Ocean Springs, a space I have carefully curated to feel calm, inviting, and personal. My goal is for every guest to feel comfortable, at home, and genuinely cared for from the moment they arrive.
Today,
I specialize in soft, dimensional blonding and low-tension extensions for women who want to enhance their natural hair—without compromising the health of what’s already there. Whether we’re adding fullness, brightening your blonde, or maintaining healthy tone and texture, I approach every appointment with the same commitment:
I welcome guests into my private salon suite in Downtown Ocean Springs, a space I have carefully curated to feel calm, inviting, and personal. My goal is for every guest to feel comfortable, at home, and genuinely cared for from the moment they arrive.
I’ve poured years of education, trial, and transformation into my approach—and I continue to refine it daily.
For me, this isn’t about perfection. It’s about creating a hair experience that honors who you are, where you’re going, and how you want to feel while getting there.
Because this isn’t just about looking beautiful.
It’s about feeling seen.
It’s about trust.
And it’s about never settling for less than what your hair—and your heart—deserve.
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For me, this isn’t about perfection. It’s about creating a hair experience that honors who you are, where you’re going, and how you want to feel while getting there.
Because this isn’t just about looking beautiful.
It’s about feeling seen.
It’s about trust.
And it’s about never settling for less than what your hair—and your heart—deserve.