Hey Curlfriends. Let's talk about BOUNDARIES. The word Boundaries has joined (in my opinion) the list of redundant and most misused words in the world's vocabulary. Yes, I believe in establishing them just as much as kids believe in Santa Claus. I also believe that people's misuse of this word has created a level of complacency. Well... that’s one of my takes on this boundary thing. Don't get me wrong- I give the word respect and have set some of my own. You may wonder what b

Life has changed for all of us due to this crazy pandemic we’re in. We were stuck in the house, while the government and scientists “figured things out”. But we won’t get into all of that. Let’s talk about the changes at N and how we handled the pandemic. In the beginning, with one location, we had one stylist and one client in the salon at a time! If you’ve been to N on a Saturday or Sunday, you know that this was a bit rough on us. We went from having 4-5 stylist with thei

It’s been over 15 years since I was a client at a regular salon but the memories haven’t faded. From the age of 11, I remember waking up super early, (I’m not a morning person) getting dragged to the salon. I remember my mom being adamant on getting the first appointment of 7:30 just to be there until 5 that evening. A whole day spent in a salon. I remember the smell of burning hair and relaxers, getting my hair shampooed and then waiting. I remember getting my hair trimmed