Building your bridal hairstyling business is a journey, and you’ve got to trust the process. I know it’s tempting to rush, to want things to happen fast, but the truth is, good things take time. Patience is everything. When I started, I didn’t have a mentor. It wasn’t like it is now, with so many people offering advice and guidance. I had to literally search for everything online, learning about hairstyling, business, and how to make them work together. I was figuring things out on my own, there were no shortcuts, no magic formula. I had to put in the work to understand the business side of things, not just the creative side. If you feel like progress is slow or you're not seeing results right away, trust me, that's part of it. Business growth doesn’t happen overnight, and it’s easy to get discouraged. But it’s all about staying consistent. Every hairstyle, every client, and every new skill you master is moving you one step closer to your dream business. The reality is that building a business isn’t about waiting for things to happen. It’s about showing up every day, learning from your mistakes, and keeping at it, even when things don’t seem to be working. The key is staying the course and being patient with yourself. Success comes from consistency, and every step, good or bad, teaches you something valuable. And here’s the truth I wish I knew earlier: The effort you put into learning both your craft and the business side is what will set you apart. It’s not just about being a good hairstylist; it’s about being a good business owner, too. So, keep showing up, keep learning, and keep practicing. The results will come. When you look back, you’ll see how much you’ve grown and how far you’ve come. Trust that every step, even the hard ones, is getting you closer to where you want to be.

If there's one hairstyle I recommend you master to take your business to the next level—especially if you're in the bridal industry—besides Hollywood waves, it’s the Royal Bun. I remember seeing a hairstylist in Arizona do a huge, beautiful high bun on Instagram, and I knew right away I wanted to make it one of my signature styles. That was two years ago. Every chance I got, I practiced, watched videos, and followed her Instagram Reels to learn and get better. Now, whenever a client tells me, “Do whatever you want,” I always go for the Royal Bun. One of my favorite memories was with a bride named Blondie. She came from Atlanta to Vegas and had a 40-inch blonde wig installed. She told me to do whatever I wanted, and I knew I had to give her that big, high bun. I posted it on TikTok, and it got 2 million views! If you want to elevate your work, this is the style to learn! It takes practice, but once you nail it, you’ll see the difference. So, practice on your own or, if you want to learn it in person, reach out to us. We’d love to help you master the Royal Bun in our upcoming Master Class! View full tutorial here. Tag me on your creations ✨

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Welcome to 2025, this is YOUR year to shine! ✨ As we step into this new year, I just want to say how incredibly proud I am of each and every one of you. Watching you all grow, push your limits, and work on upgrading your businesses has been so inspiring! 💖 Your dedication and hard work are what make this community so special, and I can't wait to see where 2025 takes us! What are you most excited to learn or master this year? Whether it’s perfecting premium styles, boosting your Instagram, or building confidence, I’m here to support you every step of the way. Comment what would you love to see more of inside the group this year ⬇️ Let’s make 2025 our best year yet!

Hi babes! I’m currently planning out my 2025 hair tutorials, and I want your input! 💁‍♀️ What hairstyles would you love to see me film next? Drop your ideas below and I'll have it listed down! ⬇️