Studio She

I’ve made a few updates since these images were taken - but the purpose of this post is gratitude. 🙏

During the pandemic 😷- I had to make some serious decisions. The hardest one was moving my business from Frederick (18 years) to Ellicott City.

This is proof that sometimes the scariest moments are ones you just don’t understand.

Until years later.

I am beyond thankful for this space that I call my second home.

And double thankful for my guests that continue to drive great distances to have services fulfilled at Studio She.

Today. And everyday. I’m thankful. 🫶

New Blog Post 👇🏼👇🏼👇🏼

Hair Extension Maintenance: How Often You Need Move-Ups (and What They Cost) If you’re researching hair extension maintenance, you’re probably trying to figure out two things before you commit:1. How often will I have to come in?2. How much will it cost long-term? And that’s smart… because extensions aren’t just an install. They’re a relationship with your hair, ...

New Blog Post 👇🏻

How Long Do Hair Extensions Last? A Method-by-Method Timeline (Realistic + Honest) If you’re asking “how long do hair extensions last?” you’re really asking two things:1. How long will the hair itself stay nice?2. How long can I wear this method before it needs maintenance or removal?And the truth is: it depends on both the method AND the quality of hair you’re wearing. ...

Customized KTIPS for this lovely human 🫶🏻.
Cherry Cola inspired length and volume using 200+ keratin bonded hair extensions that are flat boxed in using the brick lay and buffer pattern.

Life of extensions 5 months.
(others would say 5-6 months, but I don't suggest this due to daily shed and the weight and balance).

Wondering if you are a candidate for Keratin Hair Extensions?
Let's talk! :)

410-397-7966

There’s an app in Korea called Hwahae.
Think of it like Yelp, but for skincare.
Korean shoppers use it to review products based on one thing:
Did it actually work?

Not celebrity endorsements.
Not viral packaging.
Not “as seen on TikTok.”
Not a pretty bottle getting thousands of likes.

Real people. Real reviews. Real results.

And that’s what makes Korean skincare culture so different.

Here in the West, we’ve all done it. We buy the $90 serum because someone famous posted about it. We trust the packaging. We add to cart because the marketing made it feel luxury.

But in Korea, skincare is treated differently.

Korean shoppers are incredibly discerning. They care about ingredients, consistency, texture, visible results, and whether a product actually earns its place in their routine.

That’s one of the reasons Korean skincare has become so respected around the world.

It’s not just about chasing trends.

It’s about skin health.
Barrier support.
Hydration.
Glow.
Texture.
Long-term results.

And since so many of you have been asking me about the glass skin products I’ve been using, I wanted to share why Korean skincare has completely changed the way I look at my routine.

Glass skin is not about covering things up.

It’s about creating skin that looks hydrated, calm, smooth, and healthy even before makeup.

Right now, there’s a sitewide promotion running through July 31st that is worth paying attention to.

Spend $100 USD and receive:

✔ Free shipping
✔ A 10% off coupon to use in August

If you’ve been curious about Korean skincare and want to try products that focus on healthy, glowing skin, this is a really good time.

Offer ends July 31st.

Here's a link that will help you find your perfect products!
https://mall.riman.com/AuntieAging/quiz

It’s about that time… I am closing my books for new color/hair extensions clients. It's truly bittersweet.

While I know this may not be ideal for everyone, my priority is making sure my current guests receive the time, care, and availability they deserve during our busiest season.
(There's just only so many hours in a day).

The good news: Hannah is currently accepting new clients and will be working with my guidance every step of the way.