Hey there, I'm Maytee!
I am passionate about curly hair, lived-in brunettes and brondes, as well as vibrant, bold vivid colors.
I am a gym girlies who enjoys exploring the great outdoors with my boyfriend and two adorable fur babies .When I'm not on the move, I'm a homebody at heart. I enjoy cozy nights playing video games or binge watching my favorite shows-always with a sweet treat in hand!
"Embracing your natural hair doesn't have to be a scary journey. I'm here to guide you with product knowledge and styling tips, helping you achieve juicy, healthy, and happy curls."
I became a hairstylist because I believe hair is more that just a look- It's a powerful expression of identity and self-love. Growing up as a Latina with naturally curly hair, I often felt the pressure to conform to beauty standards that didn't embrace my texture. I spent years straightening my curls, hiding what made me unique, and feeling disconnected from my roots. But as I grew older, I began to see my hair as a symbol of the rich heritage my ancestors gifted me. Learning to care for and celebrate my natural hair became an act of self-love and a tribute to the generations of strong, beautiful women who came before me. This realization sparked my passion for the beauty industry. I wanted to create a space where others could rediscover their own beauty and feel proud of their natural textures.
Now, as a hairstylist, I strive to offer more that just a service- I provide an experience rooted in education, empowerment, and self-discovery. I specialize in helping clients understand their hair type, develop personalized care routines, and choose styles that enhance their natural beauty. Whether it's teaching proper hydration techniques, sharing tips for managing frizz, or offering product recommendations tailored to their unique needs, I aim to equip my clients with the tools and confidence to embrace their hair every day. My goal is to create a supportive environment where everyone feels seen, celebrated, and inspired to love themselves fully, starting with the crown they wear.
