Courtney Selby

Some people have luxury pools...my husband has confidence. 😂🤠 A look into my life outside the salon.

Hairline details✨ The most important part of any color service! Why, you ask?

1. The hairline is the most fragile part of your hair, so being meticulous is a must to help prevent unnecessary breakage.

2. It's the first thing everyone sees... and the first thing you see every day in the mirror. If it's not flawless, trust me...you'll notice it every single day.

3. A seamless grow-out starts at the hairline. Taking the time to create a soft, blended transition means you can go longer between appointments. You should want to come back to the salon, not have to.

4. If you love wearing your hair up, harsh lines of demarcation are the last thing you want.

The little details make the biggest difference. 🙌🏻 Hairline placement isn't rushed over here.

Drop your questions in the comments or shoot me a DM! Thanks for coming to my TED Talk. 💁🏻‍♀️✨

No toner yet. 👀

What you're seeing is the lift. The blend should already be there before the toner, gloss, or root melt is applied.

When the placement is right and the lift is clean, the toner is just the icing on the cake. ✨

If you know me, you know creativity is basically my love language. ❤️✨ From hair to carpenter, if you have a vision I can help you create it! 🙌🏻
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POV: Your client is a natural level 7 and lifts like a dream 😮‍💨✨

No toner.
No root tap.
No fighting brass.

Sometimes the hair just understands the assignment. 🤍

Nobody talks about the PhD in factory resetting us stylist have...🤓👩🏻‍🏫