I’ve been a hair stylist for over a decade now. For as long as I can remember, I’ve been interested in the beauty industry. When it was time to pick a career, the only thing that competed with being a hairstylist was my interest in psychology and sociology. I decided to go into the beauty industry, where I can be creative and also help people feel good. I can offer a place where people feel comfortable and accepted while helping them feel good about their appearance and what is better than that?

I specialize in lived-in color. It’s the perfect look for those who want to achieve a look that is stunning but effortless and easy to maintain. I understand the challenge of balancing life as a busy mom and a businesswoman. After my daughter was born, I took a hiatus to be a stay-at-home mom. I cherished being present for those ‘first’ moments with her. On the flip side, I came to recognize how challenging it can be to carve out time for yourself. 

As my daughter grew a bit older, I decided to return to my career and have hit the ground running ever since. I feel grateful to have a job that allows me to pursue my career aspirations while being there for my family.

During my time away from the industry, I discovered a love for watercolor, captivated by the way the pigments blend on the paper, creating unique and beautiful expressions of art.