Altered Image Hair Designer

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There is so much that I could put here, but first my passion is hair. I live and breathe hair, and at times it is all that I think about. It has been that way for a very long time. I have been a stylist for over 25 years, and have been involved in every level of a stylists career. I have owned salons in North Carolina and West Virginia, where I am from. My priority is the guest and making sure that they leave with the best cut, color and style that fits their lifestyle. I love being part of such an amazing team here at Altered Image, and am working to add more education and community involvement while I continue to grow our business. My first training was in Rusk and Tigi methods.

What can we say, we’re a team! We’ve been in business for over 29 years now, and we know how to bend some hair. Over the years we have seen trends come and go, from mullets to high and tight, from big and curly to sleek and smooth. We’ve had all kinds of education over the years, from Myrtle Beach Hair Shows to Rusk Salon Specialist training, Redken hands on, and numerous other classes. Education is the key for us to keep up with current styles. Making our guest happy with the end results has always been our pleasure. No matter how styles change, the most important thing for us is that you feel awesome when you leave here.

There is no shortage of style here at Altered Image Hair Designers, after 29 years in the business we do it all. Our team of stylists work hard to make sure that every guest that walks through those doors leaves with a smile on their face. We all have our unique talents, but you will have to experience our salon to see. Our salon uses Redken Hair Color along with Redken, Rusk and Pureology hair care and styling products.

Some things to think about when you are selecting a fresh spring style: 1) What is the texture of your hair? Are you naturally curly? Are you looking at others with the same texture you have? Are you looking at celebrities? Celebrities often wear hair pieces and extensions, so keep in mind what is possible working with what you have. 2) What is your motivation for a change, and what do you want to accomplish? We try our best not to do emotional “major” changes…in our business hair grows back, luckily. 3) Make sure you talk to your stylist about maintenance. Going from chin length to a pixie will require different products and different maintenance.

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