Some Updates And Pivots

The last 9-10 months have been quite the trial and error for me. Throughout this period, I’ve made a couple of moves that didn’t resonate well with my core values and instincts. This phase has led me to question myself more than ever, as I find myself pondering whether my uncertainty stems from my age or if it’s simply indicative of the challenging times we’re navigating as a society. It’s uncharacteristic for me to make choices based purely on what I perceive I “should” do, rather than what feels right within my gut.

I consider myself fortunate to have the ability to pivot from two significant decisions during this time. One of those pivotal moments was when I made the heartfelt decision to leave my salon in south Denver, a place that had become a big part of my identity. This change felt monumental, but ultimately necessary for my own personal growth. More recently, I took a smaller leap with my business, hoping for a change that would align more closely with my instincts.

Currently, I am cautiously optimistic, finally feeling like I’ve made a wise decision, or at the very least hoping that this choice proves to be fruitful. Originally, when I moved my business to Boulder, I attempted to scale way down by renting a station in a small organic salon. In theory, this seemed like a smart move—an opportunity to simplify and refocus. However, I soon realized that I wasn’t adjusting as well as I had hoped. While it became clear that running a salon wasn’t in my future, I still craved my own space and brand identity.

Consequently, after only five weeks, I made the necessary pivot to renting a one-chair studio in a beautifully designed facility. This was a scenario I had longed to return to for quite some time. Initially, in my quest for practicality while rebuilding my clientele, I had opted for the more modest path. However, I came to the realization that I truly thrive in an environment that I can call my own. Ignoring my instincts for so long proved to be counterproductive, and I finally decided that it was time for me to embrace the freedom of having my own space again.

Now, after this shift, I already feel so much more settled. The feeling of being in a space that reflects my own vision and creativity has reignited my passion for my work. I am excited about what lies ahead as I venture forward with renewed energy and a clearer sense of purpose. This experience has reminded me of the importance of listening to my instincts and choosing a path that resonates with who I am, regardless of external pressures or expectations.


Another pivot, and this one is a bit more fun, is that I’m trying out a couple new clean/low tox hair color lines. I’m now carrying Evo Hue-Verse and Innersense Color Purity, both of which are renowned for their commitment to using safer, gentler ingredients without compromising on quality. I think it’s good to have a couple of options depending on sensitivity and client needs, as everyone’s hair and scalp can react differently to formulations. By incorporating these innovative color lines, I believe I can provide a wider range of choices to cater to various preferences and requirements, ensuring that my clients feel comfortable and confident in their selections. Moreover, with the increasing awareness of the importance of eco-friendly and health-conscious products, I am particularly excited about carrying these options, as they align well with my values as a stylist. More key information below.

Evo Hue-Verse:

No Harsh Chemicals: The formulas are free from ammonia, PPD, resorcinol, parabens, sulfates, and silicones.
Plant-Powered Ingredients: Instead of synthetic irritants, the formula uses organic oils (such as avocado and sunflower), organic yellow chamomile, and plant-derived glycerin.
Gentle Fragrance: It uses a minimized, allergen-free fragrance to reduce scalp irritation.
Cruelty-Free: The product is 100% vegan and PETA-certified

Innersense Color Purity:

No Ammonia: Eliminates the strong fumes, eye irritation, and pH-damaging effects of traditional dyes.
No PPD or PTD: Replaces these common—and highly allergenic—synthetic dyes with their proprietary 2MD chemistry, making it gentler on sensitive scalps.
No Resorcinol: Avoids this common colorant, which has been linked to skin irritation and potential hormone disruption.
No Synthetic Fragrances: Protects users from undisclosed chemical cocktails often found in standard scented hair products.


Goodbye Denver; Hello Boulder

I’m finally beginning my next chapter in Boulder, and I’m excited and nervous. While this isn’t my first time having to rebuild my career and clientele, the uncertainty that comes with it is always a bit scary. Transitioning to my independent contractor status after being an owner for a few years brings its own set of challenges and opportunities. However, honestly, I look forward to the simplicity of running my one chair business; it gives me the chance to focus more intently on my craft and my clients.

I’m especially grateful that a few of my Denver clients will be following me to Boulder. Their loyalty means the world to me and makes the transition feel less intimidating. It’s comforting to know that I will still have familiar faces visiting me, even as I embark on this new journey. I also look forward to meeting new clients and establishing myself in this vibrant new city. Boulder has such a unique atmosphere, and I’m eager to become a part of the community there.

For those who may be new here and reading this, I’d like to take a moment to reiterate my specialties in the hair styling realm. I specialize in grey coverage, grey blending, and blonding, whether you’re looking for high-impact results or low-maintenance options. I also offer non-toxic keratin treatments and K-tip extensions, which are a fantastic way to add length and volume to your hair. While I have a keen focus on color, I am also well-versed in cutting techniques, allowing me to create well-rounded looks tailored to each individual.

With almost 30 years of experience under my belt—20 of which have been dedicated to organic color and non-toxic services—I am passionate about ensuring that my clients not only look good, but feel good about the products used on their hair. If you would like to reach out, feel free to contact me directly at (720)-515-1412. Alternatively, for your convenience, you can book online with me by clicking here.

I am genuinely looking forward to meeting new and returning clients in Boulder at the new location, and I can’t wait to create beautiful looks that make you feel confident and radiant!

Image Studios: 2905 Baseline RD ste. 103, Boulder, CO 80303

Winding Down In Denver; New Beginnings (Soon) in Boulder

I’ve been talking about it for a bit on social media, that I’m moving locations soon. I’m winding down at the Denver space with just 4 work weeks left to go. Life feels chaotic and busy at the moment, but I’m looking forward to the new spot. I’m pleasantly surprised and grateful for the clients who are going to follow me to Boulder. I’m also grateful to Heather Cooper for taking over my lease and offering an option for my clients who can’t follow. I trust her fully. I’ll be posting her details soon for those who are interested.

My online booking app is live for the Boulder location with appointments starting May 20th. For remaining Denver appointments, contact me directly. I have just a few spots left before my last day May 15th.

If you’re curious about the salon I’ll be moving to, check the website out by clicking the image below: