These haircuts may have been okay pre-2021 but no more. TikTok has shown us our potential and I’m here for it. So in today’s video we’re looking at all of the haircuts that we are no longer getting in 2023.

Haircut trends come and go, but some have stuck around since the beginning of the 2020 pandemic, like the infamous shag, when most of us were cutting our hair in the kitchen with construction paper scissors. It all started with Miley Cyrus getting a mullet / shag / shullet cut by her mom in the bathroom while on a Zoom call with Sally Hershberger.

I cut my hair into a bob!

You’ve probably heard it all before. The internet is full of tricks and hacks to grow your hair - from collagen supplements to rice water. Take it from a professional stylist who has fine, thin hair that is super prone to breakage who continues to grow her hair (me, hi 👋🏻). I also have quite the track record of growing my clients’ hair.

Don’t know what to get Mom this Mother’s Day? Here are some of our favorite hair picks for Mother’s Day 2022.

Here are another 5 terms you should brush up on before you go to see your stylist at the salon to make your visit smoother and better!

Androgynous or gender-neutral haircuts are nothing new and I’m so thrilled they’re being celebrated. They give you the flexibility of feeling feminine or masculine depending on your mood. Let’s explore the best three.

So you want to color your hair but you’re afraid of damage. Let’s weigh your options.

As a lazy, low-maintenance gal myself, I want an easy lifestyle that will maintain my hair’s beauty without compromising its health. There are certain things we can do and routines we can stick with to save time and money on our hair while maintaining its beauty. Here are 5 and a bonus tip at the the end!

Sometimes no matter how much we think we’re doing all of the good things for our hair, we could be damaging it without even knowing. Here are 10 ways you could be damaging your hair without even knowing.

I see a lot of clients who loooooove coconut oil but after working in a salon for 5 years, I now know for sure that coconut oil is probably the worst thing you can put on your hair.

Have you ever gone to your stylist and heard lingo you didn’t understand? Did you just nod and say, “Sure, sounds good. Do whatever you think is best.”? I’m here to empower you and show you what we mean when we say “perimeter” and “weight line” so you can better communicate with your stylist.

Maybe your lifelong relationship with your stylist just ended because they moved away, or had a baby, or quit the industry. Your friend has been raving about a stylist she goes to, and you follow her on Instagram, but you’re still unsure. How can you know if this is the person you want to trust your mane with?

For some reason, we equate dry hair with damaged hair. I blame this on the drugstore haircare companies that slap on their shampoos with “For Dry and Damaged Hair”. Dryness and damage are NOT the same!

Bla-yage? Bool-yaje? Be-le-ya-ge? What is that? Can you request it at a salon? Is it the same thing as bleaching? Let’s break it down.

We chatted with Dyana — vivid hair specialist, owner of Beloved Salon in Oakville, Ontario and Pulp Riot educator — on what you need to know before you commit to booking with your stylist for rainbow, unicorn or vivid hair color.