Linda Smith Hair Design

13/10/2021

08/05/2020

UPDATE.....

Salon opening

I will begin to take appointments again as of Tuesday May 12.

12/04/2020

I’ve got you.....we will work it out, stay safe.

Beautifully spoken from a that will be there for their clients, no matter what they do to their hair during this time. If you have the skills, ability and know how, it will be no problem for you. Just be sure to book enough time and have a solid consultation that protects you along the journey back to their professional hair status. Don’t judge them, just know how to get them together again! .devine

26/03/2020

I mean.... 😳🤣🦁

23/03/2020

Even though hairdressing salons are allowed to remain open, at this stage, I will not be taking any appointments. I will review this decision each week and wish everyone well in the meantime.

07/12/2019

* Did you read this one?
The More You Know
🌈🌈🌈 ... via .blonde.chronicles!
more 👇👇👇
https://behindthechair.com/articles/root-shadow-vs-root-melt-do-you-know-the-difference/

15/11/2019

Haha it’s true

truth bombs 😂💣
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17/08/2019

* RAISING PRICES? 👉👉👉
https://behindthechair.com/articles/what-would-you-do-we-raised-our-prices-and-our-clients-are-triggered/

09/08/2019

So true - hair is a journey.

* The More You Know 🌈🌈🌈 ... by Sessions... While there are a lot of stylists who thrive on high impact change in one appt, I am NOT one of them. For my style, slow and steady wins the race. I get loads of messages that ask how much for this in one appt because they want to fly in and get this done.
Let me be clear.. and I’m not saying this in a negative way because I’m flattered and awe of potential new clients that would go to so much trouble to come see me to achieve their hair goals.. I am NOT a one session stylist. Much of what I do takes multiple appts. I don’t want someone to sit in my chair once. While it’s flattering, I’m looking for potential long term
Clients to build relationships with while we work towards your goals. Some days Instagram feels a lot like Tinder. I’m not the best choice for you if you’re NOT patient. I’m NOT the best choice for you if you’re looking for a Groupon deal. I’m NOT the best choice for you if you don’t want to take care of your hair at home or come in for regular trims. It makes my job harder and thus you’re unhappy.
I enjoy getting to know my clients. I enjoy creating beautiful results for you with each appt.
I don’t want “Tinder” Clients. They generally have wondering eyes and are never happy. They tend to “chair hop” because “No one” can ever get their hair right. 🙄🤔 More often than not they want unrealistic things for their hair and won’t take guidance from us.
When I’m deciding to take a client I’m looking for keywords like “I understand it takes time” “The health of my hair is more important to me than trying to achieve this in one Appt”
It’s building trust and getting to know each other while creating beautiful hair along the journey. That’s what matters to me.
I like to think of me as the “Eharmony” of hair with clients not Tinder. ❤️

09/08/2019

👊💥💥💥 ... by ... Reasons why not to box dye your hair 🙌🏻 These were both lifted with 20vol, same natural level of dark brown. I understand that getting your hair professionally done is expensive, but here’s why it’s a worth while investment as opposed to doing it at home. Box dye on average costs about 8$, but when you get to the point where you need it fixed or removed, getting a color correction generally starts at $300 for most hairstylists. Many box dyes that are darker are metallic dyes, meaning if they can even be lifted out of the hair at all, extreme damage can be caused during your color correction. Us hairstylists are not being snobs about box dye 🙅🏻‍♀️ We always want your hair to be as healthy as possible, and box dye is the best way to mess up your mane. 🦁 If you’re worried about money and that’s why you’re leaning to box dye, consult with your stylist about a low maintenance color 🙏🏻 And when we say something isn’t possible for your hair, trust us.
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22/04/2019

Thoughts?