Hair rarely asks for attention

It quietly reflects where we are.

Sometimes we feel confident, sometimes we don't.

Sometimes we look in the mirror and sense something's shifted, even if we can't explain it.

That's where my work starts.

I look at your hair. I notice shape, balance, condition and how it's grown.

Only after that do we talk about direction.

Many people know something doesn't feel right. They don't always have the words, and that's normal.

My part is listen, to notice, to ask the right questions. Together we find the line that feels right today.

Most people don't want a new identity.

They simply want to feel like themselves again.

A good haircut feels like it belongs to you.

– Hiro Hirata